The client is a global telecommunications and managed services leader, operating at massive scale with nearly 100,000 employees across multiple geographies and functions. As part of a broader cloud-first and AI-led digital transformation, the organization relied heavily on ServiceNow to deliver employee services spanning IT, HR, asset management, and internal support operations.
Despite strong platform investments, employee experience had become a business bottleneck. Fragmented portals, inconsistent navigation, and generic workflows were eroding productivity, increasing ticket volumes, and limiting the organization’s ability to link experience improvements to business KPIs such as cost-to-serve, SLA performance, and adoption. The leadership mandate was clear: transform ServiceNow from a system of record into a system of engagement—one that worked intuitively for employees, managers, and agents alike.
As the organization scaled, employee services evolved in silos. What started as functional portals became a cognitively heavy, low-adoption ecosystem, impacting both operational efficiency and employee sentiment.
Employees were forced to navigate multiple portals for simple tasks, leading to friction and abandonment.
ServiceNow was present, but not truly enabling self-resolution.
The platform failed to recognize different user roles and intents.
Experience quality degraded over time due to a lack of structure.
Worxwide led an experience-led ServiceNow transformation, grounded in behavioral science, enterprise UX strategy, and measurable business outcomes. The goal was not just redesign—but operationalizing experience at scale.
We redesigned the platform’s foundation around the user’s identity and their next steps.
Search was transformed from a blocker into a growth lever.
We treated content as a product, not a static asset.
Experience intelligence was woven directly into workflows.
We anchored the experience in Peter Morville’s UX Honeycomb and global accessibility standards.
Employees completed high-frequency tasks 35% faster, with common requests reduced from minutes to near-instant resolution through task-first, role-aware experiences.
Improved self-service and AI-assisted workflows resulted in a 25–30% reduction in tickets and a 28% decrease in SLA breach escalations, easing the operational load and enhancing managerial control.
Leadership gained real-time visibility into adoption, cost-to-serve, and ROI, transforming ServiceNow into a governed, scalable digital workplace platform rather than a reactive support tool.