At ServiceNow, we started the spring by upgrading to the Now Platform: the San Diego release. A refreshment in more ways than one, the San Diego release includes new features, products, and applications to boost productivity and automation.
In a world where change in the speed of light is happening, ServiceNow works to empower our customers with the latest technology to streamline workflow. Our goal, after all, is to make the world a better place for everyone.
We are constantly adapting to meet the evolving needs of our customers. That drive is behind the innovations in the San Diego release.
Haven’t upgraded yet?
Watch our Get Ready to Upgrade Now Platform San Diego webinar release to see why you should do. In addition to highlighting the benefits of the new features, ServiceNow product marketing experts will teach you how to:
Take a deeper dive
Want an in -depth introduction to what’s new in the latest release? Watch our TechNow – San Diego webinar to learn how we’ve simplified development on the Now Platform. You’ll get exclusive upgrade insights, from App Engine Studio updates to automation enhancements.
Chuck Tomasi, senior developer advocate at ServiceNow, and Jeremy Duncan, platform architect, have gone through exciting changes that empower pro and citizen developers.
A personalized experience
We know each of our customers uses the Now Platform in a way specific to their products, industries, and business needs. The San Diego release simplifies that functionality, allowing users to customize their experiences through adjustable layouts, accessibility, information density options, and more.
Get more information about all San Diego updates in the San Diego release fact sheet. Visit our Customer Success Center to view release logs and best practices and learn how to schedule and manage upgrades.
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