CEO Bill McDermott on his plans to triple ServiceNow’s revenue in five years
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As ServiceNow’s annual user conference comes to a close, we catch up with CEO Bill McDermott on how and why the Now platform is going enterprise-wide.
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Over the course of Knowledge 2021 we ve certainly seen how customers are expanding their use of the Now platform. Just a few short years ago ServiceNow customers were solely focused on ITSM, whereas now we are hearing workflow stories that range from vaccine management to onboarding new employees.
However, as I highlighted in my recent piece, the route to $15 billion isn t a given. That sort of rapid growth is ambitious. And McDermott is adamant that the company won t be acquiring revenue, focusing instead on organic growth. This will require careful thought and execution on not just the platform s functionality, but how ServiceNow can foster an ecosystem, scale best practice and s
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