Flying through cloud: Helicopter firm Bristow says ServiceNow ITSM has elevated levels of service

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'We've freed up the capacity to deliver,' Adil Ahmed, director of information architecture and knowledge systems, tells Computing

Deploying IT service management (ITSM) tools by ServiceNow has helped British offshore helicopter transport services firm Bristow Group grow as a company while also allowing IT staff to focus on hi...

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