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Carlyn Manly
Improved Change Management Interface

The interface that change managers use to manage their changes has drastically improved. With this new interface, change managers can plan a change using a graphical representation (a Gantt chart) of the implementation plan.

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Open a New Request for an Asset

When a specialist is reviewing a Configuration Item (CI) record in 4me, there is now a quick way to open a new request for this CI. By clicking on the Actions button in the toolbar and selecting the ‘Relate to New Request’ option, a new request is opened.

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4me Increases its Commitment to Developing UK and Ireland Markets

Palo Alto, California, July 05, 2017 – 4me, Inc., an innovative service management solution provider focussed on Service Integration and Management (SIAM), has increased its resources by appointing a Business Development lead for the UK and Ireland. Andrew Smith joins with over 20 years experience gained in the EMEA region at vendors like Hornbill, Numara, […]

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Andrew Smith Joins 4me

Today, Andrew Smith joins the team as Business Development Director for the U.K. and Ireland. This role gives Andrew the responsibility for growing 4me’s customer and partner base in the region off the north-western coast of continental Europe.

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Impressions from 4me Connect 2017

What an amazing day… The second annual 4me Connect event was another resounding success. The stories shared by customers, as well as the wide variety of new features presented by 4me’s development team, got everyone thinking about new ways to improve the professional lives of enterprise employees and the specialists who support them.

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Getting Ready for 4me Connect 2017

This year’s 4me Connect event is set to be even better than last year’s. Already, more people have signed up and the agenda is overflowing with topics that are guaranteed to inspire.

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Advanced UI Extension Examples

Most organizations that use 4me also make use of UI extensions to add custom fields to the user interface for specific types of requests, tasks, configuration items, etc.  When they get comfortable with this, they want to focus not merely on adding fields, but making it easier for users to fill out these fields.