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So, you’ve just started as an IT leader in a new team or company. That’s great news and you have a fantastic journey and role ahead of you. Here at ONEiO we have had the luxury of working with hundreds of IT leaders and directors over the past decade and also been luckily enough to catch some right at the beginning of that part of their career.

Many IT and business leaders have taken it upon themselves to integrate these tools, often with little success and fragile results. This is because handmade, internally coded and API-driven integrations are not robust enough for modern business use.

Do you struggle to convince your clients to start discussing more effective ways of integrating the tools they use internally, or perhaps even the different tools that you share between you? Integration projects can bring huge amounts of business value to both you and your clients IT ecosystems.

Service Integration case study

“We run a service desk tool, which my team and I use to generate tickets every day. We probably log about 100 support calls a day, but only about 20 of those of are things we can fix ourselves. The other 80 go off to third parties who either just take over the whole ticket from us till resolution, or we act as a middleman, going back and forth between our customer and the supplier. Either way, a majority of tickets end up as multiple support calls across different suppliers and...

Mailchimp is one of the most easily integrated marketing platforms on the market place, it’s simple to use API wizards and quick to setup pre-built integrations make a go-to-choice for marketing teams with a broad spectrum of tools. However, the possibilities of Mailchimp go way beyond just well-integrated email marketing.

Most businesses think they are doing alright when it comes to software integration. Yeah sure, they are a bit rough around the edges, but who’s integrations aren’t right? Wrong!

Service-Flow's CEO Juha Berghäll had a fireside chat about SIAM with Sofigate's Sami Laurinantti. See what they had to say about current status and future as well as 2019 trends for service integrations and management. Discussion was hosted by Sofigate's Anna Einola.

Salesforce is a huge application with loads of interesting features. In our experience, most businesses using Salesforce (or any other major enterprise application for that matter) tend to only use about 20% of the available features.

12 Pros who made 2018 a great year for ITSM