The Oracle was user friendly and able to be accessible at home
Everything from the way t has look and feel, less intuitive, hard to connect with any other applications, having limitations in case someone need to do quick ad-hoc reporting on, Very limited and clunky way to import data, don't have full coverage of APIs.
This system makes creating tickets and following up with them a breeze. It keeps tracks of tickets as they go through the various stages of resolution, and offers a simple chat system to explain the problem/get help fast.
The navigation of ServiceNow is a little clunky and seems outdated. Once you get used to the weird locations some things are in it is relatively easy to use.
The Oracle was user friendly and able to be accessible at home
This system makes creating tickets and following up with them a breeze. It keeps tracks of tickets as they go through the various stages of resolution, and offers a simple chat system to explain the problem/get help fast.
Everything from the way t has look and feel, less intuitive, hard to connect with any other applications, having limitations in case someone need to do quick ad-hoc reporting on, Very limited and clunky way to import data, don't have full coverage of APIs.
The navigation of ServiceNow is a little clunky and seems outdated. Once you get used to the weird locations some things are in it is relatively easy to use.