At ServiceNow, we make the world work better for everyone. These aren’t just words—they demonstrate who we are through our actions every day. The extraordinary power of our people is at the core of every innovation, team achievement, and spark of creativity, as well as how we make the world work better for everyone.

That’s why we’re incredibly honored to have earned a spot on Fortune World’s Best Workplaces list for the second year in a row. We’re one of only 25 companies to be recognized. To us, this reflects our hungry and humble culture, which makes ServiceNow truly exceptional. We encourage our people to do their best work, live their best lives, and fulfill our purpose together. This is the promise of our People Pact.

Host: Andy Whiteside
Co-host: Mike Sabia

In this episode of Syncing with ServiceNow, hosts Eddie McDonald and Mike Sabia dive into ServiceNow's recent recognition as a leader in the 2024 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Low-Code Application Platforms.

For the fifth consecutive year, ServiceNow has been acknowledged for empowering organizations with low-code tools designed to meet today’s dynamic business needs. Eddie and Mike explore the significance of this achievement, the growing role of low-code and no-code capabilities, and how these tools bring efficiency and accessibility to developers and non-developers alike. They also discuss ServiceNow’s App Engine, Creator Studio, and the exciting potential of generative AI with Now Assist for Creator.

Whether you're a seasoned developer or a business user, this episode sheds light on the ways ServiceNow’s low-code solutions can optimize workflows, reduce costs, and empower innovation across industries.

AI is changing everything, including IT leaders’ to-do lists. Nearly every team across the modern enterprise—from HR to public relations to customer service to engineering—is using AI to get work done, according to recent ServiceNow research on the changing role of IT leadership in the AI era.

As a result, IT leaders have been propelled to center stage. Chief information officers, chief technology officers, and other tech leaders are now responsible for a vast range of tasks, some of which are far outside the traditional purview of IT. While some executives are seizing the moment to become “chief everything officers,” others are scrambling to figure out how to prioritize and delegate.

Host: Andy Whiteside
Co-host: Mike Sabia
Co-host: Fred Reynolds