ServiceNow, the enterprise workflow technology leader, offers a unified platform to connect the silos of people, processes, and systems in an organisation.
ServiceNow released Xanadu this year, a range of new features designed for enhancing productivity across departments, including IT, customer service, HR, and procurement, with AI agents built on intuitive reasoning abilities based on enterprise data.
ServiceNow has been actively working with AI for over a decade and three years ago acquired Element AI, laying the foundation for its advancements in LLMs.
Furthermore, ServiceNow, in partnership with Hugging Face, released StarCoder 2, its own AI coding platform, trained on a larger dataset (7.5 terabytes) than its predecessors and on 619 programming languages.
The text-to-code LLM is trained on ServiceNow’s proprietary source code and thus generates output that is significantly more efficient, scalable, and suited for real-world environments compared to other open-source LLMs.
ServiceNow's platform has evolved to cater to industry-specific needs, with solutions tailored to sectors such as retail, manufacturing, healthcare, and telecommunications.
ServiceNow's integrated approach and end-to-end workflow management has differentiated them from their point solution competitors, making it a preferred choice for enterprises.
India is a crucial asset to ServiceNow's global operations, with a talent pool instrumental in driving innovation and addressing the needs of regional and global customers.
ServiceNow is committed to fostering AI advancements within India, with the launch of AI Accelerator Program to empower startups and developers in the region.
ServiceNow's focus is on empowering enterprises with transformative technologies through their upcoming Yokohama and Zurich releases.