ServiceNow announced that Arne Josefsberg has joined the company as Chief Technology Officer.
Josefsberg will lead continued improvements to the ServiceNow platform and drive expansion of the company's cloud strategy. He will report directly to Chief Executive Officer Frank Slootman.
Josefsberg joins ServiceNow after more than 25 years with Microsoft where he most recently served as general manager of Windows Azure Infrastructure. His previous strategic leadership roles, coupled with proven experience in architecting and building large-scale cloud deployments, will help ServiceNow accelerate its already explosive growth rate by delivering the industry's most scalable, resilient, and flexible IT platform.
"Our customers are global brands that trust ServiceNow to help them automate their enterprise IT operations," said Frank Slootman, ServiceNow CEO. "Arne's experience in building platforms to support services with millions of users will be of great benefit as we extend our offering to help companies better manage their IT services in the cloud."
"I am excited to be joining ServiceNow as the company prepares for its next stage of tremendous growth," said Josefsberg. "I see many parallels with this company and in services I helped build that experienced hyper growth. ServiceNow is uniquely positioned to help companies transform the way they manage their business and I look forward to evolving our platform to always exceed customer expectations."
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