TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 07, 2012

Category: NewsFlash

Service-now.com has announced the upcoming Spring 2010 release!

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he Service-now Spring 2010 release is scheduled for June 4, 2010. It will be available for install or upgrade the following Monday, June 7. It will contain the following new or improved functionality.

  • New Language Dictionaries for Spell Checking
  • Grant people only the rights they need to do their job
  • Embedding video files in HTML fields
  • Viewing and managing customizations in upgrade history
  • Role Delegation Plugin
  • Service Catalog UI Policy
  • SAML 2.0 Single Sign-On Plugin
  • Service Portfolio Management Plugin
  • Field Service Management Plugin
  • Project Management v2 Plugin
  • Cost Management Plugin

As always, the release will include a number of other minor changes and bug fixes.

Full release notes can be found here on the Service-now.com documentation wiki.

Service-now.com has announced the upcoming Winter 2010 release!

–Update:

There’s been an overview Webinar scheduled for the Winter 2010 release.  Here are the details:

You are invited to the Winter 2010 Release Webinar
An overview of the Winter 2010 Release is available through two live Webinars with Jay Berlin, Service-now.com principal architect. The Webinars are scheduled for Thursday, January 14, 2010.

9:00 AM PST (4:00 PM GMT) and 3:00 PM PST (11:00 PM GMT)

Register for the Webinar here!

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ervice-now.com receives $41M investment funding from Sequoia Capital.  Service-now.com disclosed today that it has raised $41M of a $66M funding round.

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