“ServiceNow DevOps brings quantitative data to better inform the change process and decision making.”

- Justin Meadows, Crossfuze Solutions Consultant 

In this latest Friday Fast Fifteen, Justin Meadows talks with Kim Funk about what makes DevOps in ITSM Pro such a big deal. 

Learn what ServiceNow DevOps is, what it can do for your organization and where you can learn more about this exciting new functionality. Plus – learn what Justin Meadows likes to do when he’s not building workflows. 

 


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