Case study
Driving innovation for a global data centre leader
Transitioning from two separate service providers, we consolidated ServiceNow instances, standardised core ITSM processes and led phased legacy migrations across multiple geographies.
- Lower operational complexity
- 30%Lower operational complexityFrom consolidating instances and standardising process
- Higher system efficiency
- 25%Higher system efficiency
- More knowledge sharing
- 50%More knowledge sharing
- Greater engineering efficiency
- 30%Greater engineering efficiency
The engagement
The client was transitioning away from two separate service providers. We worked alongside their internal teams rather than around them, which is what made the consolidation survivable.
What we did
ITSM standardisation. ServiceNow instances consolidated and standardised processes established for Incident, Problem, Major Incident and Request Management. Operational complexity fell by 30% and overall system efficiency rose 25%.
Phased legacy migration. Rollouts led across multiple geographies for legacy data migration, owning the complete process from initiation through to handover to the delivery team.
Knowledge management. Documentation standards and best practice developed jointly, increasing knowledge sharing by 50% and making operations materially more transparent.
Advanced reporting. Custom dashboards and reports that gave leadership visibility and lifted engineering efficiency by 30%.
The handover mattered as much as the build. Transitioning from two providers is where estates usually break, and the standardisation is what stopped it.
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