Using SkyGiraffe, ServiceNow can switch to the native mobile application

ServiceNow has taken another big step towards providing an accessible and easy-to-use interface. Three weeks after acquiring Telepathy, which focuses on user experience, ServiceNow announced the acquisition of San Mateo publisher SkyGiraffe this time. It provides rapid development solutions for mobile applications for business lines, and will complement ServiceNow’s SaaS platform Now. Originally specialized in IT Service Management (ITSM), it has now expanded to all services provided by the company to employees, especially in the field of human resources or general services.

SkyGiraffe was founded in 2012 by Boaz Hecht and Itay Braun. The SDK designed by their team allows them to build without writing code for iOS and Android native apps that access company data stored in different locations. SkyGiraffe CEO Boaz Hecht explained two years ago that SkyGiraffe can be adapted to existing customers, whether it is deployed on site, in the cloud or in a hybrid mode. Although the start-up company offers solutions that compete with Microsoft Power Apps, the latter did not hesitate to invest in this SaaS platform in 2013, which allows the company to quickly obtain native mobile applications to be deployed on any site Procedures without any delay. Any terminal.

Meta connector for Tableau software

Last year, SkyGiraffe released a meta connector for Tableau Software’s data visualization software, from which we can control other connectors, allowing access to the company’s applications (SAP, Oracle, Salesforce, etc.) through the connector. Secure connection point.

The acquisition of this development solution will enable ServiceNow customers to design “consumer” mobile experiences on top of its Now platform, the editor of Santa Clara explained in a press release. The acquisition of Telepathy is also within this goal, and the two technologies will benefit each other.