News about ServiceNow

ServiceNow has exceeded expectations with its latest set of financial results, reporting Q2 revenue of $1.41bn, up 27 percent from the same period last year. Wall Street had anticipated second quarter revenue of $1.36bn.

ServiceNow has announced new service delivery developments that will allow customers to request to have their EU hosted data always handled exclusively within the EU. The new offering builds on ServiceNow’s existing legal, technical, and organisational safeguards and will provide simple...

ServiceNow has signed an agreement to acquire VC-backed DevOps observability platform, Lightstep.

Despite its first quarter results exceeding expectations, ServiceNow’s stock fell after the company revealed it had added fewer big contracts in Q1 than in previous quarters.

Oracle Cloud and ServiceNow have announced a new integration of ServiceNow IT Operations Management (ITOM) Visibility and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), which allows customers to proactively visualise changes and understand how business services are being impacted as a result.

ServiceNow has announced the expansion of its Dublin office where it will create 300 jobs over the next three years as part of its EMEA growth plans.

ServiceNow has announced a solid set of results for both the fourth quarter and full year ended 31 December 2020...

ServiceNow has today announced that NHS Scotland is using the company’s Now platform to help roll out the COVID-19 vaccine. Developed on the Now platform, NHS Scotland’s vaccine management system integrates and digitises the entire vaccine administration process.

ServiceNow has signed an agreement to acquire artificial intelligence (AI) company, Element AI..

ServiceNow has released financial results for the quarter, with subscription revenues of $1bn...

ServiceNow has released financial results for Q1, with subscription revenues of $995m representing 34 percent...

ServiceNow has acquired Loom Systems and Passage AI to help strengthen its AI capabilities...

In a shock announcement Bill McDermott said that he would not be renewing his contract with SAP and would stand down as CEO. Jennifer Morgan and Christian Klein, both SAP executive board members, were appointed as co-CEOs following McDermott’s departure. Morgan is based in the US and comes from a sales background and was previously president for the cloud business while Klein is based in Germany and comes from a product background, previously holding the CTO role.