ServiceNow has become a leader for its ability to evolve with the needs of its largest customers. Since joining forces with Pure, the company has scaled rapidly to keep up with an exponential increase in data from customers. “We couldn’t have chosen a better partner than Pure to scale with our rapid growth, and the success we’ve unlocked for our customers is a testament to that,” says Nelson.
ServiceNow has also achieved new levels of reliability. One of its largest customers—a global retailer—runs its entire logistics operation through the ServiceNow platform and expects 24/7 uptime. Pure Storage allows ServiceNow to deliver five-nines, or 99.999% availability and manage the retailer’s data across its international locations. Non-disruptive storage upgrades via the modular Pure Storage Evergreen Architecture® help ServiceNow consistently deliver the best performance with ever-improving storage capabilities to its customers.
And with more customers embracing generative AI technologies to boost productivity and efficiency, ServiceNow is getting ahead of the game by partnering with GPU leader NVIDIA to build generative AI solutions that deliver value across enterprise IT workflows. The Pure Storage platform helps ServiceNow eliminate risks associated with uncertainty and long-term storage planning in dynamic scenarios such as addressing the requirements of diverse AI workloads. It pairs perfectly with NVIDIA technologies to accelerate AI, fueling innovation and improving business results at ServiceNow.
ServiceNow now runs some of their largest production workloads and all backups on the Pure Storage platform. What began with two arrays has grown into a fleet of over 1300 systems comprised of FlashArray//C™, FlashArray//X™, and FlashArray//XL™, making it the first major cloud provider to adopt an all-flash data centre. ServiceNow also worked with Pure to migrate its backups to Amazon S3 and power its Splunk analytics platform.