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A Conceptual and Applied Framework for Enterprise ServiceNow Program Design, Governance, And Scalable Delivery Across Organizations

Aug 2026 · INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES AND MANAGEMENT RESEARCH · 0 citations

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A conceptual and applied framework for the design, governance, and scalable delivery of ServiceNow programs across organizations is proposed, demonstrating how conceptual design principles can be translated into practical, enterprise-scale implementations.

Abstract

Enterprise IT organizations increasingly face challenges in delivering scalable, efficient, and governed digital services across complex environments. ServiceNow, as a leading cloud-based IT Service Management (ITSM) platform, offers extensive capabilities for automating workflows, consolidating enterprise processes, and enabling data-driven decision-making. This study proposes a conceptual and applied framework for the design, governance, and scalable delivery of ServiceNow programs across organizations. The framework integrates strategic program planning, modular architecture design, and best-practice governance structures to ensure alignment with organizational objectives, regulatory compliance, and operational efficiency. Key elements include the standardization of process workflows, role-based access controls, and continuous performance monitoring to support iterative improvement and value realization. Applied methodologies focus on phased program deployment, stakeholder engagement, and change management strategies that mitigate operational risks and enhance adoption. The framework further emphasizes scalability through reusable configuration patterns, integration with enterprise systems, and automated orchestration of cross-functional processes. Case-based scenarios illustrate how the framework addresses common challenges such as service delivery bottlenecks, inconsistent process adoption, and governance gaps, while enabling measurable performance improvements. This research contributes to both theory and practice by providing a structured approach to ServiceNow program management, demonstrating how conceptual design principles can be translated into practical, enterprise-scale implementations. Ultimately, the proposed framework supports organizations in achieving resilient, adaptive, and high-performing IT service operations, fostering sustainable growth and digital transformation. Future studies may explore the integration of artificial intelligence, predictive analytics, and real-time operational dashboards within the framework to further optimize service delivery and strategic decisionmaking.

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