ServiceNow AI features overview: table analysis identifies improvement opportunities accessible to non-technical users; image extraction pre-populates tickets from screenshots or photos.

Corporate approval processes often cost more than the item requested due to accumulated bureaucracy. Jan Procházka shows how ServiceNow’s Decision Tables + Flow Designer simplify the technical side, but the real challenge is tackling cultural issues like legacy mindsets and risk blindness.

Everyone will use accessibility features eventually, even if temporarily. Alaina Beaver’s nullEDGE session covers NowAssist’s a11y roadmap, free tools like Text Adjust and AIMAC, plus my war story of font chaos when localising a portal to Chinese and Japanese.

Key HRSD configurations: COE tables, Manage HR Catalog, variable auto-mapping, generic lookup table, and avoiding ITSM for HR data.

ReleaseOps, introduced in the Zurich release, is a new ServiceNow capability designed to automate, govern, and bring visibility to the release process. It introduces a task-based approach with built‑in quality checks, deployment pipelines, and integration with change management.

An attempt to explain the difference between Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and Source-to-Pay (S2P) in ServiceNow.

A theoretical overview of integrating ServiceNow with Microsoft 365 via Graph API without IntegrationHub licenses.

Arnoud Kooi’s nullEDGE session covering SN Utils features, custom commands, and the hands-on lab for ServiceNow developers.

Modern web development in ServiceNow isn’t just possible, it’s powerful. Andrew Pischulin shows how React and other frameworks can expand the platform’s capabilities while inheriting its security model.

Fast ServiceNow upgrades come from experience: Cloning practice, sandbox tricks, ATF, documentation, communication and other tools that make your life easier.