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09 September 2020

Tuesday, 15 September 2020 | Supporting a Safe Return to Work with EY ServiceNow (2 pm ET)

As companies begin to bring employees back to the office and reimagine work in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, learn how EY employs ServiceNow Safe Workplace technology to help them rapidly adapt.

Join a panel of resources from EY People Advisory Services, the EY-ServiceNow Alliance team and ServiceNow to learn how companies can plan, manage and execute a safe physical return to work in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn too how EY and ServiceNow can help organizations reimagine the future of work, transforming their business models to be more resilient and able to adapt rapidly both during the pandemic and beyond.

Topics discussed include:

  • What companies should consider when returning employees to physical workspaces
  • How EY leverages the Safe Workplace applications from ServiceNow to help ensure a safe work environment
  • How EY and ServiceNow can help organizations reimagine work for the long-term

Date: Tuesday, 15 September 2020

Time: 2:00-3:30 p.m. EDT New York

Registration: Register for this event.

Moderator:

  • James D'Antonio, Senior Manager, Consulting, Technology Consulting, Technology Solution Delivery

Presenters:

  • Jonathan Sears, Partner/Principal, TAX, People Advisory Services, Systems Technology Strategy/Platform Leader
  • Jeffrey Gore, Senior Director, Employee Workflows Product Management, ServiceNow
  • Andrew Zarenski, Senior Manager, Consulting, Technology Consulting, Technology Solution Delivery

Organizer:

  • Mike Vos, Global Brand, Marketing & Communications Leader, EY-ServiceNow Alliance, EY

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