What is CSDM (common service data model)? - ServiceNow
A Common Service Data Model (CSDM) is a standardized framework that defines service-related terms and relationships for all ServiceNow products.
The CSDM represents a standard and shared set of service-related definitions across ServiceNow products and platform that enable and support true service level reporting while providing …
CSDM 5 Finally!!! Get the CSDM 5 White Paper HERE - ServiceNow
May 6, 2025 · The CSDM 5 white paper is provided as updated data model guidance for digital transformation. The Common Service Data Model is a framework across our products and …
The CSDM extends the core CMDB data model, but it doesn’t change it. So, as long as you follow the CMDB guidance in this document and use tools such as ServiceNow Discovery and …
Platform: Common Service Data Model (CSDM) || Knowledge ...
CSDM deep-dive: availability metric calculation discussion and overview This is a CSDM and Availability discussion and overview session. Caitlin Morse, Aaron Guzman, and Mark …
Was ist CSDM? – ServiceNow
CSDM ist auch ein Standard für ServiceNow-Produkte, die eine CMDB verwenden. Indem Sie sich an das CSDM-Framework halten, stellen Sie sicher, dass die Daten in der Anwendung …
CSDM Migration From Custom Service Management
Jan 17, 2025 · This article stems from my experience working on multiple CSDM implementations, and is focused on understanding considerations when migrating from a custom service …
Common Service Data Model
The CSDM data model reflects your service life cycle. The CSDM is the data model standard for all products that use the Configuration Management Database (CMDB). ServiceNow AI …
It is time... CSDM 4.0 DRAFT White Paper - ServiceNow
Jan 18, 2022 · We are pleased to formally release CSDM 4.0 as a DRAFT White Paper. The CSDM 4.0 Draft White Paper accounts for the further evolution of the Common Service Data …
Guideline how to build CSDM Relationship - ServiceNow
Nov 17, 2024 · A CSDM relationship map is a visual representation of the relationships between various configuration items (CIs), services, and business processes defined in the Common …