Customer Workflows Book of Knowledge
The biggest business story of the last year was the impact of COVID-19 on the way we work and live. What it showed is that change can happen in an instant and without warning. So, it's critical to be able to adapt and rise to the challenge.
Throughout this book you'll see stories from organizations who tackled complex challenges with workflows. While the problems are different, they all pushed forward and took the lead on their own digital transformation and, with the help of ServiceNow, unlocked impressive results.
Discover how these organizations are driving customer loyalty with connected digital workflows. These quick-read summaries of their Knowledge 2020 breakout presentations offer insights into innovative approaches for unified customer engagement, field service, and service operations.
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