- Flexibility to do what I need to do.
- The ability to automate what processes need to be automated.
- Makes it easier for my users to be able to do things.
- By coding you can go in and change it to whatever you want to do. You make it yours. Whereas, I've used some systems that you get it and that's it.
Configuration Manager/ServiceNow Admin at a healthcare company with 1,001-5,000 employees
Coding allows you to change it to do what you need it to do. I've used other systems where this wasn't the case.
What is most valuable?
How has it helped my organization?
It gives our users the ability to do things they weren't doing before. We can get rid of several other systems, replace it with ServiceNow. I don't know exact dollar amounts for what they replaced with ServiceNow, but it's more than what I make.
What needs improvement?
Some of the issues that my team has run into are that something one day works completely fine, the next day it does not. If we release a patch, something happens, and it was working fine now. No recollection in any documentation anywhere about changing, but it doesn't work now. It's always something ServiceNow has changed, but neglected to tell anybody of the change. There's a lot of processes that were working when ServiceNow was implemented but aren't really as beneficial now.
For how long have I used the solution?
I've been using for four years, and are currently on Fuji Patch 10 in the process of upgrading to Patch 12. Then we're looking at two different things right now. We may go to Geneva, but there's also talk of completely redoing ServiceNow and going straight to Helsinki. We might just redo the entire instance, skip Geneva and start with Helsinki.
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What was my experience with deployment of the solution?
There were no issues with the deployment.
What do I think about the stability of the solution?
Every clone release has been pretty seamless. We had one issue with one patch, but that was due to IE issues. It wasn't compatible before IE9 and some of our users were still on IE8, though they weren't supposed to be.
What do I think about the scalability of the solution?
It's been able to scale for our needs.
Which solution did I use previously and why did I switch?
The last thing I used before ServiceNow was HPE Service Desk and Remedy. Those are the only two other ones I've really used. I've seen other ones demoed and stuff, but they were not as flexible. I guess I've used SAP too.
I currently go to school too, which is at NKU in northern Kentucky and they use a SAP type product. I can't remember what it's called, but it's just not very functional.
How was the initial setup?
I was not part of my current company's implementation, but with a previous one and their parent company, I was part of their implementations and it was pretty seamless, other than political issues.
What other advice do I have?
Try to do as much as you can out of the box. Use as much out of box parts of it as you can. Development does come in handy, makes it scalable, and makes it more usable, but use as much out of the box as you can. That's the best advice I can give you.
The best thing is that when you patch and something's working one day, you patch and it's not working the next after you've tested and tested and tested and it's not working. Also, there's the fact that there are things that are changed that people are not notified about.
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Technical Lead at a tech services company with 501-1,000 employees
Multifunctional workflow automation platform with good reporting and integration capabilities, but its loading time and user interface could be improved
Pros and Cons
- "A workflow automation platform that's reliable, performs well, and has good reporting and integration."
- "Loads slower than expected, and its user interface needs improvement. Support for this product also needs to improve on their response time."
What is our primary use case?
We used ServiceNow for various functions like incident management, ITSM (information technology service management), and we also used it for CMDB (configuration management database).
I worked for a manufacturing company and we were using ServiceNow for managing the company's IT functions, particularly for ITSM.
In my current company, we use it for CMDB.
What is most valuable?
I found the reporting capabilities of ServiceNow really valuable.
The service catalog feature is also interesting, particularly because it is highly customizable. You can create anything you want to create. This is one of the good things I like about ServiceNow.
Its integration capabilities is also a valuable feature because you can connect ServiceNow with any other application.
What needs improvement?
What could be improved in ServiceNow is the response time or loading time. It's slower, but it could be based on the license you have. Everybody here in our company says it is slow whenever we access it, so that needs improvement.
The user interface can also be improved. They should make it better than what it is currently. It should be more user-friendly.
An additional feature I'd like to see in ServiceNow has something to do with its out of the box pattern. Currently, I'm using it mainly for CMDB. Each company will have different hardware or configuration items, but ServiceNow only provides certain scripts or patterns to discover all these onto the CMDB.
If there's any new device, we'll need to customize the out of the box pattern, so maybe that's a feature that can be improved. With any device you add, everything should be added on the CMDB using whatever out of the box pattern or script is provided in ServiceNow. Currently, that is not the case.
If we have a new device that is added to our company's network, we have to go and customize the existing ServiceNow pattern to discover that device. This is the problem we're facing.
For how long have I used the solution?
I've been using ServiceNow for two years.
What do I think about the stability of the solution?
This tool is stable. It performs well, but like I mentioned, its response time can be improved, but overall, it's good. It's reliable.
What do I think about the scalability of the solution?
I find this tool easy to scale.
How are customer service and support?
Every now and then, we'll face some issues with scripting, pattern, etc. We always go to the HI portal which is the maintenance portal of ServiceNow, and there we ask for support by raising a ticket to ServiceNow directly.
The support is not 100% good, because sometimes we experience delays in their responses, but it's okay. It's not bad. They'll see to it that they resolve the issues, but it may not always be on time.
Which solution did I use previously and why did I switch?
We used BMC Remedy, but since we were using a very old version, we can't compare it to ServiceNow. ServiceNow is a lot better and more user-friendly compared to that tool.
What's my experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing?
For large-scale companies, the cost of ServiceNow is not expensive, but for small and mid-scale companies, it is higher. I worked with large organizations and they never had a problem with the cost, so it depends on how large the company is.
Which other solutions did I evaluate?
I evaluated BMC Remedy.
What other advice do I have?
I'm using the latest version of ServiceNow.
I was not involved in the initial setup of ServiceNow, whether in my previous or in my current company. I do not know much about it, but how easy or complex the setup is will depend on the company. If it is a large-scale company, the initial setup would be complex and it'll take a lot of time.
Even if it's deployed on cloud, it would still require maintenance. We just purchase the licenses and initially during deployment and training, they'll help. After that, it depends on the company to manage and maintain the solution. If we get into any issues, we'll definitely need to reach out to them.
We are 1,000 people in IT, so we have 1,000 IT users of ServiceNow. As for end users, we have between 30 to 40,000 employees in the company, and at least 30,000 employees will submit a request or incident using ServiceNow. We're using this tool on a daily basis.
I don't think there is any additional costs, as support is covered in the standard fees, but I could be wrong, as I was not involved in the initial setup or financial discussion, so I wouldn't know much about it.
My advice to others looking into using ServiceNow is that they can do their research and ensure that this platform is the one they're looking for. If after reading all the information and comparing different ITSM options available, they find that ServiceNow suits their business, then they can go for it. They should not go for it blindly, because there could be many others which are better than this solution. They should research well before they make their decision.
My score for ServiceNow is a seven out of ten.
Which deployment model are you using for this solution?
Public Cloud
If public cloud, private cloud, or hybrid cloud, which cloud provider do you use?
Other
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Director de Servicios Profesionales at a tech services company with 11-50 employees
Gives freedom to change processes and offers advanced automated solutions for a change advisory board
Pros and Cons
- "For change management, I find the CAB workbench very useful. I haven't seen any other solution that has a CAB workbench or advanced automated solutions for a change advisory board. ServiceNow also has the Workflow Engine which works very well and is very intuitive."
- "This solution needs to be improved for global use. Currently, it's very oriented to the processes and needs of the US customer base, like their compliance solution or GRC (Governance, Risk, and Compliance), and not so much for customers from other parts of the world. Some users may like the things that ServiceNow is improving, but those are very oriented to users based in the United States and Europe."
What is our primary use case?
We use this solution mostly for ITSM, but we also have customers who use it for customer service management and item discovery.
What is most valuable?
The features I found most valuable in this solution are usually also found on other platforms like the Visual Task Boards.
For change management, I find the CAB workbench very useful. I haven't seen any other solution that has a CAB workbench or advanced automated solutions for a change advisory board. That's one of the perks of ServiceNow. Other perks include the Visual Task Boards and the Virtual Agent. ServiceNow also has the Workflow Engine which works very well and is very intuitive. Some of the development tools give you a lot of freedom in terms of changing processes. That's what we like.
What needs improvement?
This solution needs to be improved for global use. Currently, it's very oriented to the processes and needs of the US customer base, like their compliance solution or GRC (Governance, Risk, and Compliance), and not so much for customers from other parts of the world. Some users may like the things that ServiceNow is improving, but those are very oriented to users based in the United States and Europe.
In Latin America which is the geographical region we work in, it's not very useful. Some of the customers are more interested in other solutions. Sometimes they put aside ServiceNow because it is focused on the needs of the customer base in Europe and the US. This is one of the disadvantages I see.
Another disadvantage is the level of maturity that the customer has to have to get value from a solution like ServiceNow. The customer needs to have a great level of maturity. A company that is starting its journey with ITSM wouldn't find ServiceNow very useful, because sometimes there's a considerable amount of code you need to know to be able to implement ServiceNow. This will depend on the complex needs that a customer may have, for the customer to find ServiceNow as a useful solution. Depending on the level of maturity they have, they would need that amount of customization. I don't see the need for coding as a problem. The problem I see is that the level of maturity that the customer needs to have is high.
There's quite a lot of features in ServiceNow. Currently, we haven't had any sort of need that ServiceNow and the features that they already have, don't resolve. There's no feature that I can think of right now that I'd like to be added in the next release.
There are some guidelines that ServiceNow has that automate the implementation, but they're available only for ITSM and ITOM. It would be good if those automated guidelines are also made available for other ServiceNow solutions like customer service management, configuration management, and asset management.
Another area for improvement is the lack of clarity in terms of how this solution is licensed. It is usually very complicated for customers to know how they are being charged for the licenses that they consume. In most of the ServiceNow solutions, this problem is persistent.
For how long have I used the solution?
There might be some bias because we are ServiceNow partners and we're also Freshworks partners. We're not users. We're partners. We implement both solutions for customers.
We used cloud-based deployment.
We've been working with ServiceNow for quite some time.
Which other solutions did I evaluate?
I evaluated BMC.
What other advice do I have?
Some of the customers are interested in Acquire when they think of ServiceNow.
My advice to others looking into implementing ServiceNow is for them to really know what the objective of the implementation is: what they're trying to fix and what problem they're trying to solve. They have to be very conscious of these things because if they are not, the solution may not be a good fit. It's going to be too big of a problem to solve. They need to have a high level of maturity to get everything they need from a platform like ServiceNow.
I'm rating this solution a nine out of ten.
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Practice Director, Global Infrastructure Services at a computer software company with 10,001+ employees
A stable and scalable solution which is easy to use
Pros and Cons
- "The solution is stable, scalable and easy to use."
- "The solution should offer better security when it comes to storing data."
What is our primary use case?
We use the solution primarily for IT Operations Management, SLA and ordinary day-to-day operations. We also use it for business dashboards and different groups within the company.
What is most valuable?
I like the solution very much. The majority of customers use it. It is one of the best, the most apt solution the industry has to offer. It is stable, scalable and easy to use.
The total ITSM package offers availability, performance and scalability.
I think the tool has matured sufficiently over the past six years that I do not see room for improvement. It comes with in-built capabilities and it is up to us to use it as we see fit. I would say it meets nearly every use case of ours.
What needs improvement?
While we consider the solution to be fine, a weakness of it is that it is not on-premises.
Security and privacy issues should be addressed in respect of the IT operations data and data storage. They should not be on a shared infrastructure, but on the SaaS in isolated storage. The solution should offer better security when it comes to storing data.
For how long have I used the solution?
We have been using ServiceNow for quite some time, perhaps as long as six years.
What do I think about the stability of the solution?
The solution is stable.
What do I think about the scalability of the solution?
The solution is scalable.
How are customer service and support?
I have encountered no issues with the technical support or its response time. I have found its response time to be prompt.
How was the initial setup?
The entire installation process is easy and very straightforward, which consists primarily of the installation of the tool and its configuration. We are talking about SaaS, software as a service installation, meaning one which is ready for use. As such, there is no real installation work involved.
The installation period lasts from two to several weeks. A medium enterprise would have a two week installation period and a large one would have a month.
What about the implementation team?
Although I am not directly involved in the team staffing purposes relating to the installation, I would estimate that it would not involve more than five or six specialists.
What's my experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing?
The license involves a multi-year contract. While the option exists to pay for a monthly license, we are dealing with large enterprises and these typically involve multi-year licenses of ten or five years, at a minimum.
What other advice do I have?
As systems integrators, we deploy the solution both on-premises and on the cloud, although it is mostly cloud-based. While we handle both on-premises and SaaS deployment, I am only addressing the aspects involving the latter.
Globally, we manage in excess of 250 customers. We have a shared services model which serves more than one hundred customers.
I do not feel it would be beneficial to explore other options beyond ServiceNow.
I rate ServiceNow as an eight out of ten.
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Head of Market Analytics at a tech services company with 501-1,000 employees
Scalable and stable but could be more user-friendly
Pros and Cons
- "You can scale the solution."
- "It's too complicated and there are too many options."
What is our primary use case?
We primarily use the solution for service desk requests, in order to track service desk requests and to know who's asking what and track these requests.
What is most valuable?
You can scale the solution.
The product has very good stability.
What needs improvement?
It could be easier to use. It's a bit complicated and the user experience isn't exactly easy.
It's too complicated and there are too many options.
For how long have I used the solution?
I've been using the solution for two or three years or so.
What do I think about the stability of the solution?
In my experience, the solution is very stable. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. I find it to be reliable.
What do I think about the scalability of the solution?
It's my understanding that the solution scales well.
We have about 100 users on the solution currently.
How are customer service and technical support?
I've never used technical support in the past. There never was a need to reach out. I can't speak to how helpful or responsive they are, however, as I have no direct experience with them.
Which solution did I use previously and why did I switch?
I also have experience with Jira.
How was the initial setup?
I didn't really get involved in the initial installation. It's my understanding that there really isn't one. In my experience, there's just a simple link that you click on and you're all set.
What's my experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing?
I don't have any information about the licensing process or costs. It's not an aspect of the solution I deal with. I'm not in charge of it.
Which other solutions did I evaluate?
I've compared this solution to Jira in the past and I find them both to be complex in terms of the user experience.
That said, I haven't evaluated anything to replace this product at this company.
What other advice do I have?
I'm not sure if we're using an on-premises or cloud deployment.
I'm not sure which version of the solution we're using.
At this point, I'm not sure if I would recommend the solution at I don't have enough personal experience with it.
I'd rate the solution at a six out of ten.
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Advisor at a energy/utilities company with 201-500 employees
Awesome support, good stability, provides visibility, and helps us in meeting our SLAs
Pros and Cons
- "It enables us to meet SLAs, track issues across the environment, and report those issues."
- "The level of complexity and the level of discovery are the two areas that can be improved. Its UI needs to evolve. They focus a lot on cool colors and other little things, which don't bring value in terms of functionality. They need to focus less on presentation and more on the functionality within the UI. Its discovery mechanism should be improved. There is a component in ServiceNow that discovers the assets, but it doesn't do an immediate discovery, and there is a lag. If I want to open a ticket for a laptop or an asset, that asset needs to exist within ServiceNow for me to be able to say that I need to have its disk space or memory increased. It is referred to as a CI or configuration item in ServiceNow. Sometimes, ServiceNow doesn't discover these items, and as a result, I cannot open a ticket and tag that system or asset. If a system was introduced to the environment last week and it is still not listed, it becomes a problem. I will either have to wait or manually enter that system or asset. So, if I have a laptop with only 8 GB of memory and I want to request 16 GB of memory, I won't be able to do that in ServiceNow because my system or asset hasn't been discovered yet. Discovery is not immediate, and there is a lag."
What is our primary use case?
This solution is used for ticketing, reporting, and changes as well as for operations and incident handling. We always use one version prior to the latest one within the environment.
How has it helped my organization?
It provides us visibility into how we're responding to business needs. If somebody requests a new user account, a new computer, or something else, there are SLAs that have been agreed upon between different departments and business organizations. We can run weekly and monthly reports to get visibility into how we're responding to business needs.
What is most valuable?
It enables us to meet SLAs, track issues across the environment, and report those issues.
What needs improvement?
The level of complexity and the level of discovery are the two areas that can be improved. Its UI needs to evolve. They focus a lot on cool colors and other little things, which don't bring value in terms of functionality. They need to focus less on presentation and more on the functionality within the UI.
Its discovery mechanism should be improved. There is a component in ServiceNow that discovers the assets, but it doesn't do an immediate discovery, and there is a lag. If I want to open a ticket for a laptop or an asset, that asset needs to exist within ServiceNow for me to be able to say that I need to have its disk space or memory increased. It is referred to as a CI or configuration item in ServiceNow. Sometimes, ServiceNow doesn't discover these items, and as a result, I cannot open a ticket and tag that system or asset. If a system was introduced to the environment last week and it is still not listed, it becomes a problem. I will either have to wait or manually enter that system or asset. So, if I have a laptop with only 8 GB of memory and I want to request 16 GB of memory, I won't be able to do that in ServiceNow because my system or asset hasn't been discovered yet. Discovery is not immediate, and there is a lag.
For how long have I used the solution?
I have been using this solution for around four years.
What do I think about the stability of the solution?
It is a stable solution.
What do I think about the scalability of the solution?
We're a small company with less than 10,000 endpoints. I would be able to tell you about scalability only if we had more endpoints, such as over 100,000. Currently, its usage is 100% because everybody is using the tool. On a daily basis, we have less than three percent usage, which would be 300 use cases on daily basis.
How are customer service and technical support?
They are awesome and great. I wrote the API bidirectional connector from Splunk to ServiceNow, and I've worked with them, and they are awesome.
Which solution did I use previously and why did I switch?
I have been with this company for four years. When I came into the company, this solution was already in place.
What about the implementation team?
I was not here when implementation was done, so I can't provide information about the challenges that had to be overcome when the solution was implemented, but I do know that it was implemented by a third party called Accudata. We did not implement it in-house. It was a managed service initially.
What other advice do I have?
I would advise having a close relationship with the people who are implementing it and staying on top of it. You should meet every day to address any problems that are encountered.
I would rate ServiceNow an eight out of ten.
Which deployment model are you using for this solution?
Hybrid Cloud
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Director at a tech vendor with 1,001-5,000 employees
Can assign sub-tasks to different teams but lacks metric monitoring
Pros and Cons
- "The feature that I have found most valuable from ServiceNow is the ability to assign sub-tasks to different teams, including problem tickets and the regular and chain tasks."
- "The major area for improvement for our needs would be monitoring the metrics of the times to acknowledge and resolve issues and escalations."
What is our primary use case?
We mostly use ServiceNow for incident management. There is a team which interacts with the customers and logs customer issues as incidents. Then those incidents are taken care of by my team. I work on the escalation side of that team.
That is one aspect of ServiceNow. The second thing we use it for are any economic, long-term or repetitive problems. We log problem tickets which are resolved in ServiceNow.
The third use is for changes in the system. All the changes to the system are logged in ServiceNow with their associated tasks. Those are the three major use cases for ServiceNow.
What is most valuable?
The feature that I have found most valuable from ServiceNow is the ability to assign sub-tasks to different teams, including problem tickets and the regular and chain tasks. For example, if there is a chain which requires different steps of execution validation or execution steps, those task divisions, as well as the assignment and ownership of the tasks, is something that is really useful in ServiceNow.
What needs improvement?
The major area for improvement for our needs would be monitoring the metrics of the times to acknowledge and resolve issues and escalations. For example, if there is an incident which is not acknowledged within a certain period of time, or the resolution of the incident exceeds a certain period of time, it can be escalated to the next levels. That is one of the things you're looking for which is not available with ServiceNow.
The second feature I would be looking for is integration with different tools, like Bugzilla, Microsoft Informer, and Jira. Jira has integration, in fact. Teams in different organizations use different tools, so integrating those tools would be really helpful.
For how long have I used the solution?
I have been using ServiceNow for two years.
What do I think about the stability of the solution?
It is quite a stable solution. In the last couple of years we probably had around one or two outages and only one major outage. So it's very stable.
What do I think about the scalability of the solution?
ServiceNow is quite scalable.
I would say there are about 400 people using ServiceNow in the organization. That includes administrators, users and those who maintain ServiceNow. Currently, ServiceNow gets daily usage.
How are customer service and technical support?
I don't usually get in touch with support directly because I am not an end user.
Which solution did I use previously and why did I switch?
In my previous company we used a custom-built tool which was not available on the market. It was called My Article Support and was built internally specifically for big biotic collection. It was highly customized and it catered to a lot of our needs.
One of the features in that tool was based on the customer engagement level and not on the revenue impact that customer had on the organization or the number of users impacted, etc... It would generate the incident prioritization score, which determined how quickly we were supposed to work on the incident. So the prioritization of incidents was automated, which I do not find in ServiceNow. But that tool was very customized and it was internally built so the development was done in-house. The second thing was the ability to track and close escalations because it was a custom-built tool and there was a process for it. The process was defined and was in the documentation.
How was the initial setup?
I was actually not there when the setup was done so I can't answer that.
What other advice do I have?
You need to find a tool that suits your needs. For example, the ServiceNow tool has certain advantages but at this point, one of the major things I'm looking for is tracking an escalation based on acknowledging the resolution. Meaning, I'm looking for something which is different compared to ServiceNow. It probably depends on your needs but for certain use cases, it does work very well, and maybe you need to do a deep dive or evaluate it before you buy anything.
On a scale of one to ten I would rate ServiceNow a seven.
Which deployment model are you using for this solution?
Private Cloud
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Marketing Operations practice leader at Calibrate Legal, inc.
Provides internal clients with greater transparency about their projects and deliverables
Pros and Cons
- "It provides internal clients with greater transparency about their projects and deliverables."
- "The setup was time-consuming and required a lot of internal resources."
What is our primary use case?
- Work intake
- Project management
- Project for a 30 person marketing and communications team at a Big 4 professional services firm.
How has it helped my organization?
- It helps improve service levels and reduce team stress.
- It provides internal clients with greater transparency about their projects and deliverables.
What is most valuable?
- Ability to configure a service catalog with defined SLAs.
- Single window for all work requests.
- Ability to bundle various deliverables into a single project work request.
For how long have I used the solution?
Less than one year.
What do I think about the stability of the solution?
None.
What do I think about the scalability of the solution?
None.
Which solution did I use previously and why did I switch?
We used a homebrew solution developed by (and for) our IT department. It was far too complex for marketing users.
How was the initial setup?
The setup was time-consuming and required a lot of internal resources.
What about the implementation team?
We used an in-house team.
Which other solutions did I evaluate?
The IT department conducted a vendor evaluation, but I am not aware of which solutions were considered.
What other advice do I have?
It is a very robust tool. We use it for all back office teams in the firm, resulting in a common interface and intake process across HR, IT, Marketing, and Finance.
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