ServiceNow showcases its vision for Mexico’s “work of the future”

Under the premise of changing the way people work today and understanding how the way of working will evolve in the future, the 2019 Future Work Tour CDMX sponsored by Santa Clara-based cloud services company ServiceNow was held in Mexico City, California.

Ron Markham, Executive Officer of ServiceNow Strategic Innovation, and Mauricio García-Cepeda, General Manager of Mexican and Latin American Companies presided over the event, where the fields and variables will affect the work of any company in the world in the future.

Among the various topics discussed, Mexican users and companies using ServiceNow emphasized that their employees can use mobile phones, process automation, and information integrity, as well as the existence of assets connected through the Internet of Things, the integration of artificial intelligence, and third parties. Participation and management to minimize the margin of error, as well as simple and powerful digital platform development.

In this regard, Ron Markham pointed out: “With the ServiceNow platform, anyone can easily work across teams, processes, and systems. When you can use powerful workflows to monitor and manage the operation of IT departments and applications, if the user experience Intuitive, task automation and task completion faster, work life will be better.”

In the case of García-Cepeda, he talked about the principles underlying the ServiceNow philosophy: “As part of our DNA, we strive to make work a better place for people, which means continuing to develop technology to improve the user experience and encourage work Become an activity, not a way of life”.

ServiceNow was founded by Fred Luddy in 2003 and currently has more than 6,000 employees worldwide. It ranks among the best in the list of the most innovative companies on the planet compiled by Forbes magazine each year, including Tesla, Amazon, Netflix, and Facebook, to name just a few A few cases.

The future work journey of CDMX 2019 ended with the presence of Mexican stand-up comedian Sofía Niño de Rivera.