ServiceNow unveiled the Yokohama platform release, including Service Observability which ensures business resilience through AI-driven insights so organizations can meet the growing demand for enterprise-wide visibility—all within a single, secure platform.
With the Yokohama release, ServiceNow is reducing complexity and inefficiencies so businesses can strengthen decision making, improve experiences, and accelerate productivity.
Service Observability, part of ServiceNow IT Operation Management (ITOM), gives organizations a single solution to manage and act on insights across their entire observability ecosystem. Many enterprises rely on dozens of monitoring and observability tools, creating complexity and blind spots. Service Observability brings together information from any source, using AI-driven insights to pinpoint root causes faster, quantify business impact, and resolve issues before they escalate. With Service Observability, IT teams get a unified, AI-powered hub that integrates seamlessly with their existing solutions. AI-driven automated workflows allow organizations to reduce downtime, remove guesswork, and align service operations with business outcomes. Service Observability delivers real-time intelligence that helps organizations move from reactive troubleshooting to proactive problem-solving.
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