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Dave Vellante1

I think ServiceNow just intro'd a smartwatch for the enterprise. Like a super cool & elegant next gen device for IT wonks?

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It's a personalized end point for your favorite KPIs

A wearable end point

Dave Vellante0

Some closing thoughts on Knowledge

My analysis- 4 vectors 1/ business 2/ product 3/ ecosystem 4/ developer angle

1/ the biz: steady march of $NOW, TAM EXpansion, Execution, Scale, on track for '16, 2020 vision $4B

2/ Product - ITOM growth, Ent service Mgt, cust svc, security, platform, Helsinki adoption

3/ Ecosystem - consolidation Accenture/Cloud Sherpas, CSC Fruition, KPMG, EY, industry specialists -- need more pull

4/ developer angle - low code citizen Devs - not DevOps - BizOps

Bert Latamore0

Wikibon Chief Analyst Dave Vellante @DVellante & theCUBE Host #JeffFrick wrap up 3 days of wall-to-wall coverage of #ServiceNow Knowledge 2016 live on #theCUBE. http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

We're seeing the continued steady march of #ServiceNow. @DVellante #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

Growth of the TAM from $80B to $30B 2 yrs ago to $60B+ @DVellante #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

ServiceNow has 505 penetration in US IT. Many opportunities outside IT & just starting up outside US. @DVellante #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

Service Management will encompass all the systems or record, etc. to bring everything together.

People trying to break down costs of shared servies so they can make more informed decisions. @JeffFrick #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

These are necessary processes. I think the TAM is large. @JeffFrick #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

They aren't talking about the SMB side. maybe because they don't hafe to go there yet. @JeffFrick #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

Shared services is a bigger category than IT mgt. @JeffFrick #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

The reason we didn't hear from SMBs is that ServiceNow's main core is still IT, & SMBs don't have that. @DVellante #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

You have to get product out of R&D into a product pipeline. Saw that with I-COM. @DVellante #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

Going after OpenStack now, orchestrating Chef & Puppet. @DVellante #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

Then the expansion across the enterprise -- HR is a big area. @DVellante #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

Personally excited about the security initiatives. @DVellante #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

ServiceNow has nailed it. It focuses on the response, while every else is focused on technologies. @DVellante #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

It takes hundreds of days to detect intrusions. How to we prioritize response. @DVellante #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

Then the extension of the platform that we heard a lot about today. @DVellante #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

There is a big shift to security as risk mgt. @JeffFrick #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

You need to put the processes in place & practice the response so when things get rough you're ready to go. @JeffFrick #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

Other than KPMG the big SIs weren't here. @DVellante #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

Interesting that Accenture is aggressively integrating CloudSherpas. @DVellante #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

KPMG is leaving Fruition alone. It made big bets on ServiceNow that now are starting to pay off. @DVellante #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

With Accenture acquisition of CloudSherpa it could drive big business for ServiceNow, as can KPMG/Fruition. @DVellante #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

E&Y was here as well. The big SIs don't come into a market unless they see a lot of money to be made. So that's a huge signal. @JeffFrick #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

Developers was a bit theme later today. @DVellante #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

ServiceNow, Microsoft, EMC, MSFT covet the developer community. @DVellante #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

So ServiceNow decided to try it & developers - guys who write apps - came out of the woodwork. @DVellante #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

ServiceNow is doing this in a unique way that is gaining traction. @DVellante #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

To have a lot of attraction to this in a conference this size is meaningful. @JeffFrick #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

Jonathan Sparks talked about a company who just uses Web coders. Don't have to have the backend because that is wrapped up in a platform. @JeffFrick #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

have to change the definition of what developers are. @JeffFrick #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

ServiceNow lays out the problem - stovepiped processes. Then conneting that to a ServiceNow value proposition. @DVellante #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

It's so good because they live & breath it. @DVellante #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

Keynotes were very well done & it showed. @DVellante #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

Bert Latamore0

Linium Principal Solutions Architect Sean Caron & National Gypsum Director Mike Brannon live now on #theCUBE @DVellante @JeffFrick http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

Bert Latamore0

Forrester Research VP/Principal Analyst John R Rymer live now on #theCUBE @DVellante @JeffFrick http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

We were trying to come up with a term for new methods of coding that are very fast. The products were fairly random. That is how "Low Code" came about 2 yrs ago. @JohnRRymer #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

Moving on from introducing new tooling & processes like agile, now people are trying to scale out, apply the plataforms broadly. @JohnRRymer #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

They want to use them for mission critical, all kinds fo scenarios. early adopters are having a lot of success. @JohnRRymer #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

Everybody is trying to get into the act. They covet developers. @DVellante #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

Now we see #ServiceNow announcing a low code developer community. @DVellante #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

#ServiceNow has a developer community. Now they are trying to expand it. @JohnRRymer #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

Developers are crucial now for all business activities. You cannot do business change without software & there aren't enough developers to go around. @JohnRRymer #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

A lot of people struggle with which apps to do on which platforms. You can do a lot. It doesn't mean you should do a lot. @JohnRRymer #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

One large company had a low code platform come in. They ended up with 17,000 unmanaged apps. @JohnRRymer #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

So app management is a big deal that we will go after. @JohnRRymer #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

His go to developer does not have a CompSci background. He has technical abilities and understands business problems. @JohnRRymer #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

As an industry we're casting about trying to figure out who the right people are to do low code dev. @JohnRRymer #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...

Founder led companies that have that energy have an advantage over the hired guns. @JeffFrick #theCUBE http://bit.ly/1TksBv...