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SERVICENOW ITOM<\/p>

ITOM is only as good as the CMDB underneath it<\/span><\/h1>\n

Discovery is easy to switch on and hard to keep true. Every capability above it \u2014 Service Mapping, Event Management, impact analysis, vulnerability prioritisation \u2014 inherits the quality of that data, which is why ITOM projects succeed or fail on governance rather than on tooling.<\/p>

Book a platform review<\/svg><\/a>How we work<\/svg><\/a><\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n \n <\/section>\n \n\n
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What ITOM covers<\/span><\/h2><\/div>THE MODULES AND PROCESSES WE IMPLEMENT<\/span>
Discovery<\/dt>
MID server placement, credential strategy, probe and sensor tuning, scheduling, and the exclusion rules that stop you scanning things you should not.<\/dd><\/div>
CMDB & CSDM<\/dt>
Class model, identification and reconciliation rules, data-source precedence, and alignment to the Common Service Data Model so the data means the same thing everywhere.<\/dd><\/div>
Service Mapping<\/dt>
Top-down maps for the services that matter, with a plan for keeping them accurate after the consultants leave.<\/dd><\/div>
Event Management<\/dt>
Alert ingestion, deduplication, correlation and binding to CIs \u2014 turning a monitoring firehose into a small number of actionable alerts.<\/dd><\/div>
Cloud Discovery<\/dt>
AWS, Azure and GCP resource discovery, tagging strategy, and reconciling ephemeral infrastructure with a CMDB designed for durable assets.<\/dd><\/div>
CMDB Health<\/dt>
Completeness, correctness and compliance dashboards, plus named ownership per class \u2014 the part that determines whether any of this is still true in a year.<\/dd><\/div><\/dl><\/div><\/section>\n\n
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Discovery is easy. Keeping it true is the job.<\/h2>

A CMDB degrades from the day it is populated unless somebody owns each class and is measured on its health.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/section>\n\n

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WHERE IT GOES WRONG<\/p>

What we see on ITOM instances that stalled<\/span><\/h2><\/div><\/div>