Bridging ideas and innovation for ServiceNow impact
For me, personally, I like to write things
down. I see patterns a whole lot more when it's just written down in front of me than I do
when it's in technology. At that point, I really like Lucidspark and Lucid to take some of those
back to a customer and do that digital Post-it note exercise and show them the themings that
we've come up with, and this is how we've mapped it out. And see if that resonates with them as an
organization. What's great about that is that you don't have to be in person. You can do that from
Zoom, and you can do those little digital Post-it notes and just move things around and really have
that interactive experience to theme things out and put them together. To build out my roadmaps, I
really like PowerPoint and just building them out manually and understanding that. But then, from
a ServiceNow perspective there's the Portfolio Alignment Planner that can be a really great tool
with this. And if we work with a customer that has that, it's great to put their whole roadmap
in that strategic alignment planner—I think now ServiceNow calls it the Portfolio Alignment
Planner or Portfolio Planner—and putting that in there. And then being able to map that journey
utilizing the ServiceNow platform is good, but you don't have to have expensive technology
and tools to be able to build something like this out. You can have a pen and paper, maybe some
Excel, and probably a PowerPoint to be able to put your thoughts together, and you can still
be vastly successful in that component. So you don't need to let technology hinder your success
or desire to really get started on something.
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