ServiceNow (NOW) is scheduled to report its earnings for the fourth quarter on Wednesday, after market close. Wall Street expects the company to post EPS of about $0.89, on a revenue of $3.53 billion, ...

Abstract: Ever since the industrial revolution, industries have partnered to solve marketing problems and create new channels. Because they don't understand their clients' needs, sales centers often ...

ServiceNow offers AI chatbots for some of the largest corporations and has an impressive 97% renewal rate. The company makes almost all of its revenue from annual subscriptions and continues to sign ...

ServiceNow will acquire cybersecurity startup Armis in a $7.75 billion deal expected to close next year. The enterprise software company said the deal with Armis will bolster its cybersecurity ...

It’s almost impossible to know whether a peer-review report has been generated by artificial intelligence, according to a study that put AI-detecting tools to the test. The authors fed the original ...

ServiceNow announced this week plans to acquire nonhuman identity (NHI) management provider Veza, a move poised to boost the service desk giant's security, risk, and governance portfolio. Terms of the ...

NEW YORK, NY, December 1, 2025 (EZ Newswire) -- ServiceNow, opens new tab has won Best Use of AI for Accessibility at the Netty Awards, opens new tab for Voice Input for Now Assist, a generative AI ...

Abstract: Manufacturing scheduling research has often overlooked the complexities of dynamic product assembly and testing scenarios, particularly those involving reconfigurable manufacturing cells ...

ServiceNow remains a leader in cloud-based digital workflow solutions, with strong AI-driven offerings and impressive subscription revenue growth. Despite raising guidance, shrinking margins and ...

Security teams today live in two different realities. On one side, platforms like ServiceNow create order: every vulnerability has a ticket, every incident has a workflow, and everything ties back to ...

Why is this happening? Technology educator Avery Swartz told Canadian news outlet CTV News that she thinks women take less risks in the workplace because “statistically, they are more likely to be ...