--- original_url: "https://jace.pro/blog/knowledge-19-proposals-to-present/" format: markdown ai_optimized: true --- Knowledge 19: Proposals to present- # Knowledge 19: Proposals to present December 2, 2018 [servicenow ](/tags/servicenow/)[knowledge-conference](/tags/knowledge-conference/) Enable AI AnimationBelow are my K19 proposal’s to speak. I’d like to develop these points into posts at some point so I have an embedded survey below the details of these talks [Results](https://www.surveymonkey.com/results/SM-MR75LCJ9V/) # [Integrate repeatably faster by following these steps](#integrate-repeatably-faster-by-following-these-steps) ## [Session Abstract](#session-abstract) ### [Introduction and Problem Statement](#introduction-and-problem-statement) My company is a company like others, with data in a lot of places. In this session, we’ll look at how having a consistent integration policy can help make development of those integrations easier. ### [Approach and Results](#approach-and-results) In this session, I will share how we’ve; Improved device tracking (azure intune) for compliance, and security reasons. - SolarWinds import to improve discovery - CrashPlan import to drive compliance of legal holds and status in a central system ### [Attendees will learn how to](#attendees-will-learn-how-to) - Make a import set from a script - Make import set rows from a script - Run transform maps against a import set from a script ## [What is the objective of your session?](#what-is-the-objective-of-your-session) To show, how and why using some consistent practices around integrations can save you a lot of time and trouble. ## [What are the three key takeaways you will want your audience to leave with?](#what-are-the-three-key-takeaways-you-will-want-your-audience-to-leave-with) - You can follow a common import pattern to drive most integrations to simplify development and further customizations - Rest API integrations that ServiceNow has to ask for data from can follow this pattern - After you do it once or twice you can do it for other integrations # [Open Sourcing ATF tests with Github and hacktoberfest](#open-sourcing-atf-tests-with-github-and-hacktoberfest) ## [Session Abstract](#session-abstract-1) ### [Introduction and Problem Statement](#introduction-and-problem-statement-1) My company is a company like others, we want to upgrade without delay but due to testing are slowed sometimes. In this session, we’ll talk about how I started a repo to open source OOB Test Suites to give us a baseline for future upgrades. ### [Approach and Results](#approach-and-results-1) In this session, I will share how I started to maintain a repo for test suites in ServiceNow. I found I was participating in my second #hacktoberfest and a thought occurred. How can I get other people to build tests so I don’t have to? And it’s simple. Make a repo, share it and spread the word. ## [Attendees will learn how to](#attendees-will-learn-how-to-1) - Contribute to an open source project for scoped applications - Avoid nuances for ServiceNow’s repos branches - Accept and Reject Pull Requests without breaking and losing data. - Make a project site for the project with Netlify ## [What is the objective of your session?](#what-is-the-objective-of-your-session-1) To show, how and why open sourcing some scoped applications can save you time. ## [What are the three key takeaways you will want your audience to leave with?](#what-are-the-three-key-takeaways-you-will-want-your-audience-to-leave-with-1) - You can open source scoped applications to share with the community work managed on git - Doing so can get other to contribute to help drive the progression of the project - It can help everyone, so, try to share in the future. # [Learn by supporting or starting your own local Developer Meetup](#learn-by-supporting-or-starting-your-own-local-developer-meetup) ## [Session Abstract](#session-abstract-2) ### [Introduction and Problem Statement](#introduction-and-problem-statement-2) Two years ago I started a Developer Meetup for ServiceNow talent to do ad-hoc labs and have happy hours. I didn’t want what happened to the SNUG’s happening to this event so I volunteered. ### [Approach and Results](#approach-and-results-2) Running the event has been a ride and I would do it all over again. In this session I’ll go over what it takes to run these events. ## [Attendees will learn how to](#attendees-will-learn-how-to-2) - Identify how often and about what the meetup should meet about. - Finding content to use for labs and / or for happy hour discussions. - Finding hosting locations in your area. ## [What is the objective of your session?](#what-is-the-objective-of-your-session-2) To share what it takes to run developer meetups to give attendees information to form their own OR assist their local meetup. ## [What are the three key takeaways you will want your audience to leave with?](#what-are-the-three-key-takeaways-you-will-want-your-audience-to-leave-with-2) - You don’t have to host or run the event to help. There’s lot’s of opportunity to help out. - Attend it, it’s smaller and less formal then your ServiceNow user groups. - Provide feedback, it’s always useful. --- [View this page on GitHub](https://github.com/jacebenson/jace.pro/tree/main/./src/posts/2018/2018-12-02-knowledge-19-proposals-to-present.md). [Knowledge 19: Proposals to present](https://jace.pro/blog/knowledge-19-proposals-to-present/) [Jace Benson](https://jace.pro) ![Jace Benson](https://jace.pro/icon-512x512.png) --- *This content is from Jace Benson's ServiceNow and tech blog at jace.pro* *Original post: https://jace.pro/blog/knowledge-19-proposals-to-present/*