Windward Consulting Group, a provider of consulting in IT service and operations management, and security operations, announced its Service Reliability offering powered by ServiceNow.
The collaboration will focus on helping businesses optimize their workflows and drive more value out of ServiceNow.
Windward Consulting Group provides a deep understanding of the IT ecosystem, creating streamlined workflows and seamless end-to-end user experiences. As a result, Windward Consulting Group clients achieve faster business growth and success.
"There are three core components to Service Reliability, similar to three legs to a stool. They are all interconnected and dependent on each other. These three areas are service management, operations management and security operations," said Sean McDermott, CEO of Windward Consulting Group. "This new offering, powered by ServiceNow, provides businesses with a unified platform approach and ensures applications and services are available all the time."
A ServiceNow Elite Partner, Windward Consulting supports ServiceNow customers through over 25 years of experience in IT Operations implementations. In its newest Service Reliability offering, Windward Consulting provides strategies to significantly enhance digital transformation efforts.
"We've always been an active participant at the ServiceNow's Knowledge Conference over the years," said McDermott. "As our partnership with ServiceNow continues to grow, attending this annual conference is just a reminder of the impact ServiceNow has had on our customers in their digital transformation journey."
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