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Chris Pope served as served as VP of Innovation at ServiceNow from April 2012 to September 2021

Articles by Chris Pope

The hybrid work ultimatum - give workers flexibility, or prepare for a talent exodus This article is sponsored by:

Companies addressing their remote working policies face an ultimatum - change, or lose talent to competitors. Chris Pope of ServiceNow speaks to Chris Herd, FirstBase HQ about reaping the benefits of hybrid working.

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Why human-centric metrics are essential to business agility This article is sponsored by:

What is the secret to a genuinely agile business? ServiceNow's Chris Pope shares five essential metrics for success in navigating choppy waters

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Building digital workflows for the long game This article is sponsored by:

Chris Pope, VP Innovation at ServiceNow, explains how COVID-19 has left many companies thinking about what they need to do to permanently embed agility, resilience and better experiences.

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COVID-19 highlights the need for a platform of platforms approach - it’s a once-in-a-generation opportunity This article is sponsored by:

The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed weaknesses in old value chains. Now is the time to embrace a workflow revolution underpinned by a platform of platforms approach, writes ServiceNow’s VP of Innovation Chris Pope.

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Knowledge 2020 hackathon celebrates health and automation use cases This article is sponsored by:

ServiceNow’s Chris Pope takes us through the top use cases from the Knowledge 2020 hackathon, where it’s clear that COVID-19 had an influence on developers.

How will COVID-19 (Coronavirus) change the shape of work? This article is sponsored by:

We are adjusting to new ways of working as a result of the COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic. ServiceNow's Chris Pope muses on the changes to come

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The road ahead for software in 2020 This article is sponsored by:

Low-code/no-code, DevOps for business value, AI driving human touch, 20:20 insight - ServiceNow's Chris Pope surveys the road ahead for software in 2020

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As business flows faster, DevOps is here to keep us afloat This article is sponsored by:

As the speed of business intensifies, organizations are embracing DevOps to deliver faster results. ServiceNow's Chris Pope shows how to go with the flow

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On the quest for a modern and meaningful work experience This article is sponsored by:

Modern work experience is all about purpose and fulfilment - and reducing the admin burden. ServiceNow's Chris Pope explains how enterprises can start making changes

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What happens when businesspeople start to build no-code workflow innovations? This article is sponsored by:

Chris Pope, VP Innovation at ServiceNow, explains how no-code software can help evolve and improve the DNA of all the software used by an enterprise.

Automation has changed the future of work. What about people? This article is sponsored by:

We're learning that artificial intelligence is good at some things but there are plenty of roles where people still excel, writes ServiceNow's Chris Pope

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Workflow is the big new talking point at the water cooler This article is sponsored by:

Workflow affects all of us, and avoiding inefficient disjointed workflow has become a new talking point for employees today, says ServiceNow's Chris Pope

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Cobots - how to live with them, work with them and love them This article is sponsored by:

The cobot, or collaborative robot, will soon be an accepted and helpful companion in all our working lives, writes ServiceNow's Chris Pope

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