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ServiceNow Deploys Asset Management Solution for Chicago Public Safety

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What happened

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ServiceNow implemented its Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) solution for the City of Chicago's Office of Public Safety Administration on October 29, 2026. This modernization replaced fragmented systems and manual workflows with a centralized platform. The new solution tracks nearly 60,000 mission-critical assets across the city, including body-worn cameras, Tasers, and radios.

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Why it matters

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The implementation provides the Office of Public Safety Administration with a single source of truth for asset data. This centralization automates key lifecycle and audit processes, supporting the City of Chicago's commitment to accountability and compliance with its federal consent decree.

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Who's involved

  • ServiceNowProvided the Enterprise Asset Management solution to the City of Chicago.
  • City of ChicagoThe municipal government that commissioned the modernization of its public safety assets.
  • Chicago Police DepartmentThe principal law enforcement agency whose critical assets are being tracked.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • ServiceNowSpeculative

    ServiceNow could see increased revenue from the contract win for the EAM solution.

  • City of ChicagoSpeculative

    The City of Chicago could achieve increased operational efficiency and cost recovery through centralized asset management.

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