SOUTHFIELD, Mich., May 05, 2017 -- Stefanini, a $1B global IT provider, will be presenting its portfolio of ServiceNow solutions at Knowledge17 from May 7-11, 2017, in Orlando, FL. With nearly three decades of IT service expertise, the company offers full-service administration designed to ensure that a client’s ServiceNow purchase not only performs optimally but continues to evolve and deliver additional value to the enterprise.
At Knowledge17, attendees will experience IT, customer service, HR and security, and the tools to deliver business services faster with 400+ sessions tailored for them. The conference is the most efficient and fastest way to receive practical advice, in‑depth training and access to 13,000+ community experts driving the future of shared services and digital transformation.
Stefanini offers ServiceNow support that goes beyond basic initial implementation and licensing. Through Stefanini TotalCare, the company offers a broad set of end-to-end solutions managed support services that are packaged and priced on a competitive, scalable, predictable monthly subscription basis. “With Stefanini TotalCare, we work with our clients to harness the transformation capabilities of Service Now aligned with your business goals and maximize your investment,” said Beth Gebrai, Vice President of Strategic Alliances and Innovation at Stefanini.
Stefanini TotalCare is a comprehensive, ongoing managed Service Now service, with end to end lifecycle support, that is unique to the industry. The full-lifecycle offering includes a variety of value-added solutions such as ongoing system health monitoring, architecture and roadmap advisory, managed upgrade services, administration support and enhanced configuration.
A Full Lifecycle Beyond Basic Initial Implementation
Stefanini’s offerings consist of full transformational implementation of Service Now modules, advanced workflow/process design for Service Now, strategy and creation of an entire service catalog, a self-service portal design for consumer-like user experience, redesign/reimplementation of Service Now, expert Asset management and integration of Stefanini ITIL/ITSM practice expertise on its customer programs. “Our relationships are designed to be long-term partnerships to create ongoing value for our clients of Service Now,” said Mrs. Gebrai.
Present in 39 countries, Stefanini’s clients benefit from its flexible, agile services. With a global reach spanning four continents and nearly three decades of IT outsourcing experience, the company leverages its smart-shore delivery model to offer a blend of offshore, nearshore and onshore in a way that optimally leverages lower-cost resources without compromising quality.
Visti Stefanini at booth #505
Editorial Contacts Vanessa Morais [email protected] +1 248 263.8612


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