How can you Intake and manage ServiceNow Demands for Projects and Features?

Juan Osorio
Tera Contributor

Not all organization are ready, mature enough, staffed enough to use  Demand Management and Project Management modules.

 

How can you Intake and manage ServiceNow Demands for Projects and Feature without full on Demand Management and Project Management modules?

 

 

1) Create Governance model

  • L1 - Executive Leadership / Sponsor (E.g Director / VP)
  • L2 - Product Team (for small orgs this can be optional)
  • L3 - Demand Board
  • L4 - Platform team

2) Create a process workflow 

  1. Intake via IDEAs (Innovation management)
  2. Send easy wins (low -med effort) to Product Team and complex ones (high effort, usually projects) to demand board
  3. Follow demand evaluation criteria to approve / reject items reviewed by the demand board (weighted scoring, MoSCow, Fibonacci )
  4. Approved and prioritized enhancements are aligned to your "North Start" (strategy & roadmap)
  5. Development stories are then sent to development already in a sprint, with epic, theme and product

 

You can create your own task types for IDEAs and still align to CSDMv5 😉

https://www.servicenow.com/docs/bundle/yokohama-it-business-management/page/product/innovation-manag...

 

 

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Juan Osorio
Solutions Design Architecture
ITILv3 | NSE2 | ServiceNow ITSM, ITOM, ITBM, CMDB & CSDM Mgmt
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Mark Manders
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