ServiceNow launched its new partner certification program, designed to help partners differentiate themselves in the growing market for SaaS and IT management. ServiceNow now offers classroom and online training courses and certifications for partners in ServiceNow sales, administration and support.
The ServiceNow Partner Certification Program aims to provide partners with the tools they need to grow their businesses exponentially. The program allows current and prospective partners to become ServiceNow Certified Professionals based on their ServiceNow implementation success, expertise with the ServiceNow platform as a service (PaaS), and customer satisfaction. The program is synonymous with the company's aggressive growth strategy as outlined at its recent Knowledge11Partner Summit.
To support the new Partner Certification Program, ServiceNow is providing new curriculum through a dedicated training team. Jon Lloyd, ServiceNow Director of Global Learning, is managing the new curriculum and built similar programs at Macromedia, Adobe and Websense.
The program made its debut at ServiceNow Knowledge11, the company's recent user conference, where dozens of partners took the new ServiceNow system administrator certification test. The ServiceNow admin certification, as well as severalServiceNow training courses, is now available multiple times monthly in various locations around the world.
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