ServiceOps is a new business technology strategy that combines IT service management (ITSM) with IT operations management (ITOM). ServiceOps is fundamentally about connecting people, processes, and technology that are dependent on one another to enable successful service delivery and make user experiences better with automation, collaboration, and visibility across traditionally fragmented departments.

As a former chief experience officer, I’ve seen just how impactful digital transformation can be. When I worked at Under Armour, we focused on our customers’ connected fitness journey, which unlocked new revenue streams and engagement opportunities. Yet, I’ve been around long enough to see my fair share of disappointments and underperforming projects. Any C-level executive will say the same.

As “the Great Resignation” continues, employee turnover remains a key challenge and source of anxiety for businesses around the world. In the U.S. alone, last November saw a record 4.53 million workers quit their jobs. But oddly, hiring teams are scrambling to fill open positions. In theory, a mass exodus of employees leaving their jobs would mean there’s an overflow of qualified candidates in the hiring market. But new research suggests that isn’t the case.

For small organizations, profit margins are significant to run their business effectively. In simple words, they only have resources for important activities. When the budget is tight, then asset optimization can play a significant role in every way. How? That we will discuss below & we will also know how beneficial it can be for small-size organizations.

Government IT administrators manage several different types of operations. There’s DevOps, which led to the creation of DevSecOps. Now, data-driven agencies are being introduced to a new operational concept: DataOps, the bridge connecting IT operations and data sciences and accelerating the use of data analytics.

It's been a crazy couple of years, and things are still changing rapidly all around us. But you don't need me to tell you that; you're probably living it in your organization already. In the IT sector, we've gone through a global chip shortage, the postponement of major tech events, the delay of product launches, and perhaps most importantly, almost all companies shifted almost completely to remote work.

Insurance management software automates customer service and office management activities for insurance agencies. Many insurance agency software solutions include task management systems and cloud storage facilities, enabling team members to centralize key administrative tasks without having to navigate between multiple platforms. It’s a no-brainer for all agencies. Insurance agents are wasting far too much time on tedious and repetitive tasks that could easily be automated.

Giving maintenance on time is incredibly significant. If maintenance is not done on time, it can increase your maintenance expenditure by 15 percent to 40 percent. However, if you provide maintenance proactively you can save maintenance expenses up to 40 percent. Therefore, investing in an automated predictive maintenance tool is essential for organizations, especially when they have hundreds of assets and pieces of equipment.

In today’s highly competitive and volatile business environment, service outages can result in the loss of customers. Because of those high stakes, it’s imperative that companies take action to avoid outages. But how can you prevent them before they happen? Enter artificial intelligence (AI). AI and machine learning can run in the background to monitor systems and detect anomalies before humans can spot them. ServiceNow Predictive AIOps was designed with this purpose in mind.