ITSM Predictive Intelligence Workbench implementation

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Updated February 1, 2024

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Summary of ITSM Predictive Intelligence Workbench Implementation

The ITSM Predictive Intelligence Workbench enables customers to leverage machine learning for optimizing business processes by training and implementing predictive models within existing application workflows. Users with thepiwbadminorpiwbmanagerroles can explore prebuilt use case templates to facilitate model creation.

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Key Features

Prebuilt Use Case Templates: Guided templates streamline the setup process, while non-guided templates offer classic setup options. Templates with pretrained models allow for quicker integration by providing pre-generated models based on your data.
Model Evaluation: Pretrained models indicate an estimated percentage of correctly predicted incidents, helping you assess their effectiveness before integration.
Use Case Creation Phases: The model creation process includes creating and training models, testing predictions, and integrating the best-performing model into your business processes.

Key Outcomes

By utilizing the ITSM Predictive Intelligence Workbench, ServiceNow customers can efficiently implement machine learning models tailored to their data, leading to improved business process optimization. Successful integration of the best model enhances prediction accuracy, ultimately contributing to better decision-making within the organization.

Use machine learning to optimize your business processes. You can train and implement ITSM Predictive Intelligence Workbench use case models to augment your existing application workflows.

Explore use case templates

Users with the piwb_admin or piwb_manager role can explore the prebuilt use case templates and create predictive machine learning models. To create a machine learning model, you first select a prebuilt use case template. Some of the prebuilt templates are guided and display the Guided Setup flag. These templates include a comprehensive setup process to help ease you through implementation. Non-guided templates display the Classic Setup flag.

Figure 1. ITSM Predictive Intelligence Workbench guided use case template

Figure 2. ITSM Predictive Intelligence Workbench classic setup use case template

Templates with available pretrained models accelerate your setup process, by providing a pre-generated model based on your data. When a template indicates Pretrained, this means you can go directly to the evaluation phase of the use case setup. If the pretrained model is acceptable, you can directly integrate it with your business processes. Otherwise, you can tune this model or create another model. You may change the name and description of the use case later. Pretrained models display the estimated percentage of your correctly predicted incidents.

Templates with available pretrained models also display the estimated percentage of the correctly predicted incidents. If the pretrained model is acceptable, you can directly integrate it with your business processes. Otherwise, you can tune this model or create another model. You may change the name and description of the use case later. Pretrained models display the estimated percentage of your correctly predicted incidents.

Figure 3. ITSM Predictive Intelligence Workbench pretrained model use case template

Non-guided, Classic Setup templates provide links to relevant Predictive Intelligence Workbench product documentation or link to the ServiceNow platform Predictive Intelligence application with the Take me therebutton.

Figure 4. ITSM Predictive Intelligence Workbench links to product documentation and Predictive Intelligence product documentation

Use case creation phases

Creating a predictive machine learning model involves several phases. After you create and train your model you need to evaluate and tune it, test its prediction results, and then integrate it with your business process. Use case model creation phases include:

Create and train models: Define parameters to create a model that you will train based on your unique data. It is common to create multiple models in this phase. You will tune and refine your models by defining the right combination of coverage and precision to use.
Test your models: Get prediction results from your models to decide which one is best to integrate with your business process. To see if a model returns a correct result, you can use either the single or batch testing process.
Integrate the best model: Deploy the best model into your business process. After you determine which model returns the best, correct result, integrate it into production.
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For details regarding trained use case integration implementation, refer to Predictive Intelligence Workbench integration and customization.