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NetImpact Seeks to Expedite Federal Digital Modernization Through ‘PlatformFirst’

NetImpact Strategies has introduced a new offering that seeks to help federal government agencies accelerate their digital modernization efforts using the ServiceNow platform.

PlatformFirst comes with software tools, applications, workflows and best practices meant to support agencies’ business functions and critical missions, NetImpact said Monday.

The PlatformFirst suite developed for ServiceNow features NetImpact Smart Automation that helps automate data migration, testing, continuous integration/continuous delivery pipeline, security compliance and deployment using artificial intelligence and analytics software.

The offering also comes with an integration factory, commercial low-code and no-code apps via ServiceNow Store and NetImpact Blueprints and Innovation Library, which offers a portfolio of templates, frameworks and toolkits to speed up the adoption of the ServiceNow platform.

In April, NetImpact achieved the ServiceNow Elite Partner designation after meeting the program’s certification requirements.

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