TSM

Alka Sharma
Tera Contributor

In a ServiceNow Greenfield Scenario, TSM has to be implemented with ITSM (of TSM) as a starting point. Customer has to manage its multiple Customers (CSPs - Communication Service Providers) on Now Platform (B2B kind of scenario). What is recommended for this customer here, ServiceNow Instance with domain separation to accommodate multiple customers or is there any other better way to segregate data, process, etc. In the same instance (TSM license) without domain separation?

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Hello Alka -

 

Maybe i try to answer your questions, but this is purely my thoughts. If Separate Implementations for Each Domain then Yes, in a multi-domain or multi-cloud Service Provider (CSP) environment, it's common to have separate implementations tailored to the specific business needs of each CSP or domain. This allows for customization and optimization based on the unique requirements of each entity.
When a customer expands its ServiceNow portfolio by opting for additional modules like TSOM (Telecom Service Operations Management) or TNI (Technology Insight), you would indeed need to maintain these modules separately for each CSP or domain.
Customer-Specific DS Data and HRSD: If a customer wants to use HRSD (Human Resources Service Delivery) for its own organization, this would typically involve a separate ServiceNow instance.

In essence, communication between different ServiceNow instances, whether for different CSPs or different modules, requires careful planning, robust integration strategies, and ongoing maintenance to ensure smooth operations.

Regards,
PaulSylo

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Alka Sharma
Tera Contributor

Thanks @PaulSylo this was really helpful.

RafaelBerge
Mega Contributor

Thank you for sharing your knowledge! You solved my problem also. your insights on implementing ServiceNow in a multi-domain or multi-cloud Service Provider (CSP) environment are quite valuable. You've highlighted the importance of tailoring implementations to specific business needs, which is a smart approach.

Thanks @RafaelBerge . 

Regards,
PaulSylo

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