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Why every ServiceNow client needs a bridge-builder

ServiceNow® continues to lead in enterprise service transformation, with over 8,400 customers worldwide, including more than 2,100 clients spending over $1 million annually. Its ecosystem spans thousands of partners, each bringing their own methodologies, tools, and pace.

While this scale is a strength, it can also be a challenge.

Organisations adopting ServiceNow often face a gap – between what the business needs and what the partner delivers. That’s where a bridge-builder comes in.

The value of a bridge-builder

A bridge-builder is an experienced consultant who connects the dots between client ambition and partner delivery. They speak both languages – strategic outcomes and delivery detail – and help avoid the disconnects that can derail programmes or lead to shelfware.

Five reasons to bring in a bridge-builder

  1. Unify the vision
    Ensure every party shares the same goals, priorities and definition of success – before the build begins.
  2. Translate between business and technical
    Clarify jargon, challenge assumptions, and make sure no key detail gets lost in translation.
  3. Spot risks early
    Identify where gaps exist in scope, governance, or capability – and fix them before they grow.
  4. Keep the partner focused
    Support healthy challenge and alignment, ensuring partners stay on course and add value where it matters.
  5. Drive long-term value
    A bridge-builder looks beyond go-live. They help design a service model that scales and improves over time.

A final thought

In a platform as powerful – and complex – as ServiceNow, it’s easy for ambition to outpace implementation. A bridge-builder helps keep it real, practical, and moving forward.

If you’d like help bridging the gap between your ServiceNow goals and partner delivery, let’s talk.

ServiceNow is a registered trademark of ServiceNow, Inc. This article is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by ServiceNow.

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