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The latest release from ServiceNow - Quebec - adds Creator Workflows to the Now platform, enabling low-code developers to reimagine broken or difficult processes.
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ServiceNow s ambition to support enterprises in what it calls the enterprise ‘workflow revolution has expanded to include more features that support low-code developers, announcing capabilities that enable employees to quickly build and redesign processes.
The introduction of Creator Workflows comes in the latest release of the Now Platform - Quebec - and adds to ServiceNow s existing IT, Employee and Customer Workflow portfolios. ServiceNow claims that Creator will allow people at every technical skill level to build apps at speed, whilst also giving the business control and governance features.
But questions remain over its enterprise app credentials
Lindsay Clark Thu 11 Mar 2021 // 18:57 UTC Share
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ServiceNow, the IT helpdesk vendor with a yearning for world domination, has launched its latest platform upgrade, Quebec, which features new AI, low-code app development tools and a bit of process mining thrown in for good measure.
While onlookers told us ServiceNow was meeting the need for automation and putting tools in the hands of enterprises, there was a risk of the compny over-reaching in terms of its claims to be managing data across all arms of customers businesses.
With Quebec, ServiceNow folds in new products within its Creator Workflows including App Engine Studio, a guided low-code visual development environment aimed at staffers with no coding experience, and App Engine Templates, which gives less-technical users access to pre-built workflow building blocks.