Servicenow Trivia Quiz

Fred Luddy is the correct answer because he is the founder of Glidesoft Inc, which later became ServiceNow. He played a crucial role in establishing the company and laying the foundation for its success.

ServiceNow is headquartered in California.

ServiceNow was formerly called Glidesoft.

ServiceNow first went cashflow positive in 2007. This means that in that year, the company generated more cash inflows than outflows, indicating a positive financial position. This milestone is significant as it demonstrates the company's ability to generate enough revenue to cover its expenses and potentially reinvest in growth opportunities.

Fred Luddy was the only employee of ServiceNow until 2005. This suggests that he founded the company and worked alone until that year, indicating that the company experienced significant growth and hired additional employees after 2005.

Luddy worked for Peregrine Systems before starting ServiceNow.

ServiceNow was founded in 2003.

ServiceNow became a publicly traded company in 2012. This means that the company started selling its shares to the public through an initial public offering (IPO) in that year. Going public allows a company to raise capital and increase its visibility in the market. It also provides an opportunity for investors to buy and sell shares of the company on a public stock exchange.

The correct answer is 2006. This suggests that the company changed its name to ServiceNow in the year 2006.

The correct answer is Xanadu project. The Xanadu project was an early software project that served as the basis for much of the early software used in ServiceNow.