Cloud software helps Cern combine disparate business departments

Roland Moore-Colyer
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ServiceNow cloud platform enabled Cern to create a single point of access to all services

LAS VEGAS: The agility of software-as-a-service (SaaS) has allowed European nuclear research organisation Cern to bring traditionally separate IT and business services into a single service desk. ...

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