Anyone using ServiceNow as an ERP system? What functions and areas are covered and processed in this system?

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CTO3 months ago

Used it as a HRMS not so great

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Director of Systems Operations in Healthcare and Biotech3 months ago

Similar, used at HMH but not fully developed or rolled. Seems to have potential but would need strategic direction and buy-in.

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We are currently evaluating the integration platform that we want to use to manage (API Gateway / policy management) and build our integrations. Our goal is to reduce time-to-market for APIs, and better manage our API landscape (without letting the platform costs spin out of control). Down to the final two now -- MuleSoft and Azure (we have historically been a Microsoft shop), and the results are too close to call. For those who have gone through a similar evaluation, how did you make your final decision?

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