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Loading Financial Data into Proven Optics Applications
For all cost models, there are three types of data that you need: A listing of services, allocation data, and financial data. Many customers have some of these data types […]
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Proven Optics – More Than IT
Many organizations today struggle with financial management. They’re still using legacy, homegrown systems or even spreadsheets to manage their budget, service costing, and other financial management functions. For many organizations, […]
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Proven Optics Supports Cloud Costing
With the Proven Optics Financial Management Suite built on ServiceNow, customers can manage ALL types of spend, including Cloud costing. Our Applications help customers manage their public Cloud costs as […]
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How to Combat the Spookiest IT Scenarios
With Halloween quickly approaching, IT leaders are feeling spooked as they contemplate the most terrifying IT scenarios. According to ServiceNow’s Yoav Boaz via Forbes, here are the best ways to […]
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What is Enterprise Architecture?
According to Gartner, Enterprise Architecture (EA) tools are software applications that are designed to support Enterprise Architects (as well as other business stakeholders and IT stakeholders) with planning, analysis, and […]
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High Demand for Low-Code App Development
Low code application development has risen to prominence throughout the pandemic as organizations – big and small – seek to do more. As time goes on, the demand only continues […]
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ServiceNow Rome Release: Workflowing the Biggest Challenges in the Hybrid Work Era
On September 16th, ServiceNow announced the Now Platform Rome release. The latest version of the Now platform delivers a multitude of innovations that are designed to empower organizations to adapt […]
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Delivering Old Fashioned Capability Through a Modern Approach
For many organizations, excel and email are used as the “budget system” – Campbell Soup was no different. The extremely manual and limited capability of the Campbell Soup legacy approach […]