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Share: The defense industry is entering a pivotal phase of transformation. With the release of DoDI 5000.97, the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) has made
Bi-directional sync using OpsHub Integration Manager
Enhance collaboration between development and operations team by automating workflows for issue tracking, change management, and releases
In an Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) ecosystem, the right tools and strong collaboration between teams are key to success. While the right systems boost productivity, cross-functional teamwork ensures everyone understands business requirements.
Integrating Azure DevOps (Server and Services, formerly TFS and VSTS) with ServiceNow enables organizations to sync change requests, incidents, and releases across systems. OIM connects Azure Boards and ServiceNow, keeping work items, incidents, and change requests perfectly aligned. Teams can automate updates, track progress, and maintain a unified workflow without manual effort.
Real-time access to customer issues and priorities
Communication on the workitems from the native systems itself
Real-time updates when a customer issue is resolved
Set up connection to Azure DevOps and ServiceNow systems.
Select the projects and entities for mapping.
Select sync direction and sync filter.
Click and map fields to be integrated.
Problem statement: The Support team logs a ticket, identifies it as a ‘problem,’ and emails the development team with the details. Three days later, a support representative follows up, only to learn that the issue was resolved two days ago.
Solution: Automated CI/CD updates ensure that every code deployment or build trigger in Azure DevOps is instantly reflected in ServiceNow, maintaining end-to-end traceability and operational visibility.
To integrate Azure DevOps and ServiceNow using OpsHub Integration Manager, you can follow these steps:
Integrating Azure DevOps with ServiceNow can provide several benefits for your enterprise, including:
One popular approach for Azure DevOps ServiceNow integration is to use OpsHub Integration Manager (OIM). This is a commercial tool that can synchronize data between Azure DevOps and Micro Focus ALM. OIM provides bi-directional synchronization of data between Azure DevOps and Micro Focus ALM and keeps them in sync with each other.
The tool can also handle complex data mappings between the two systems, ensuring that data is transferred accurately and consistently.