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Raleigh Adopts ServiceNow AI for Municipal IT Services

1 report, 1 independent Updated Thu 00:00
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What happened

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Raleigh is the first city to implement ServiceNow's AI solutions for municipal IT. The AI, named Alli, is an agentic bot co-developed by Raleigh and ServiceNow to assist four human technicians in the Raleigh Information Technology Department. Raleigh’s CIO stated the goal is to eventually integrate this tool into Ask Raleigh, the city's community-facing portal used by approximately 500,000 residents.

From govtech.com

Why it matters

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This adoption validates ServiceNow's AI product in a major municipal setting. The project, which was co-developed with Raleigh, is designed to be scalable to other cities that may use the technology.

From govtech.com

Who's involved

  • RaleighCity implementing the AI solution for its municipal IT needs.
  • ServiceNowTechnology company that co-developed and provided the AI solution.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • ServiceNowSpeculative

    ServiceNow could see increased revenue and validation of its AI product in a large municipal contract.

  • NvidiaSpeculative

    Nvidia might see increased demand for foundational AI hardware due to the use of AI agents.

  • InfosysSpeculative

    Infosys could see increased demand for platform implementation and integration services.

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