If you would like to contact ServiceNow, reach out to Wanda Burgamy, Strategic Outcomes Manager, Education at wanda.burgamy@servicenow.com.
There are various ways our community can engage on a number of different topics. Below you will find options for participation:
NET+ ServiceNow – Program Community Page
The dedicated page for the NET+ ServiceNow program outlines many different aspects and resources for the program. Want to know the latest on the NET+ ServiceNow Service Advisory Board? Want to keep current on the latest updates to the program? You can find the information on the program community page.
NET+ ServiceNow – Monthly Town Hall Series
The monthly town hall schedule is published on the NET+ ServiceNow program community page. You can see what is coming up and use the town hall page to sign up for specific town halls. If you would like to participate as a speaker in one of the upcoming town halls, please reach out to netplus@interent2.edu, and we can get you involved. If you have suggestions for topics for other town halls, we would love to hear from you.
NET+ ServiceNow – Monthly Newsletters
Another resource is our monthly NET+ ServiceNow newsletters specifically written for our participating institutions.
Higher Education Summit at Knowledge 2024
We held a Higher Education Summit
during the ServiceNow Knowledge 2023 event. We will plan on a similar higher education summit event in 2024. Keep an eye out for information about it, which will be posted to this page.
SNow Higher Education Group – Mailing List
This mailing list is for ServiceNow customers or potential customers who are members of higher education institutions. There are many collaborative resources available for ServiceNow customers, for ITIL/ITSM, and for higher education, but none specifically in the space that crosses all three. Topics typically range from ServiceNow implementation and adoption strategies in higher ed to networking planning for events like ServiceNow’s Knowledge conferences. To participate visit: groups.google.com/group/snow-higher-ed