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ServiceNow acquires Lightstep as it aims to bridge the gap between ITSM and DevOps Read later Audio version Summary: ServiceNow doesn’t usually go big on acquisitions, but it sees an opportunity to bring observability for application performance management to its ITSM suite of tools. (Image sourced via ServiceNow) Kicking off Knowledge 2021, ServiceNows annual user event, the digital workflow vendor made an announcement that it will be acquiring observability leader Lightstep, for an undiscl...

ServiceNow pursues verticalization strategy as it targets $15 billion revenue Read later Audio version Summary: CEO Bill McDermott told investors that he wants to double ServiceNow’s revenue by 2024 and triple it in 5 years. Key to this is going to be a fresh verticalization strategy. (Image by Emir Krasnić from Pixabay ) Digital workflow vendor ServiceNow has announced a fresh commitment to pursue a verticalization strategy, announcing a number of solutions and products for industries tha...

Tim Hennessee “When people asked if I needed an umbrella I just told them that it didn’t bother me — I’m an old retired Army guy,” said Spradley, who defeated Joy Harvey by 47 votes to win in his first try at elective office. Others scoring big wins Saturday included District 3 Council Member Harry Bowers, who coasted to an easy reelection victory, Steve Minus, who will succeed four-term retiring incumbent Sherry Harrison as New Braunfels ISD’s District 5 trustee, ...

Harry Bowers and Lawrence Spradley captured races for New Braunfels city council, and all of proposed city charter amendments passed in unofficial election totals Saturday evening. With all nine of the county’s polling locations in, Bowers, the District 3 city council incumbent, defeated challenger Kevin Robles, with 1,027 votes (84.25%) to Robles’ 192 votes (15.75%). In the District 4 race, Spradley defeated Joy Harvey, 522 votes to 475, or 52.36% to 47.64%. Winning Comal ISD trustee...

ITUs Mario Maniewicz and ANATEL President Leonardo Euler to speak at the Dynamic Spectrum Alliance Global Summit Media Links Washington D.C., USA, 26 April 2021: The Dynamic Spectrum Alliance (DSA) has today announced that representatives from the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and the National Telecommunications Agency in Brazil (ANATEL) will be speaking at its upcoming Global Summit, the premier event for spectrum policy and management. DSA Global Summit 2021 ITU’s Mario Maniew...

Nashville Tennessean Its a temporary right that was permitted by Gov. Bill Lee via executive order as the coronavirus began to quickly spread last spring, and one that for now remains in place. But with vaccines widely available across the state and as Republicans pursue policies to force schools to commit to in-person learning, some legislators are still pushing bills to allow county and city commissioners to continue to — quite literally — phone it in even after the pandemic. While some...

Its a temporary right that was permitted by Gov. Bill Lee via executive order as the coronavirus began to quickly spread last spring, and one that for now remains in place. But with vaccines widely available across the state and as Republicans pursue policies to force schools to commit to in-person learning, some legislators are still pushing bills to allow county and city commissioners to continue to — quite literally — phone it in even after the pandemic. While some bills pertaining to ...

ServiceNow announced new AI updates and low-code capabilities on its platform earlier this week. It includes new tools to build custom workflows to help customers increase productivity. These tools will help make work work better, said chief innovation officer Dave Wright. Workflow automation company ServiceNow is getting closer to its goal of making work work better for its customers.  The firm — which makes automation software — launched new AI updates and low-code capabilities on its pl...

ServiceNow adds new no-code capabilities As we’ve made our way through this pandemic, it has forced businesses to rethink and accelerate trends. One such trend is the movement to no-code tools to allow line-of-business users to create apps and workflows without engineering help. To help answer that demand, ServiceNow released a couple of new tools today as part of their latest release. Dave Wright, the chief innovation officer at ServiceNow, says that COVID has forced more teams to work in a ...

One such trend is the movement to no-code tools to allow line-of-business users to create apps and workflows without engineering help. To help answer that demand, ServiceNow released a couple of new tools today as part of their latest release. Dave Wright, the chief innovation officer at ServiceNow, says that COVID has forced more teams to work in a distributed fashion, and that has in turn has advanced the idea of putting software building into the hands of every employee.