Is ServiceNow on BDS List?

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ServiceNow has to be boycotted

ServiceNow acquired the Israel-based company Neebula Systems for approximately $100 million. This investment not only boosts ServiceNow’s presence in the region but also shows its commitment to supporting Israel’s technology sector and contributing to its growth. ServiceNow operates in Israel, increasing its involvement in the local market.

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Express VPN

Israeli company. It was acquired by Kape Technologies, an Israeli cybersecurity firm, for approximately $936 million. Express VPN is an israeli company owned by zionists who support the occupation of Palestine.

Motorola

Electronics giant Motorola has been targeted by BDS supporters for providing surveillance equipment used around Israeli settlements, along the Israeli-built separation barrier, and along the Israel-Gaza border. In addition, the company signed a $100 million deal with Israel in January 2014 for encrypted smartphones for its soldiers and security personnel. The IDF uses motorola as a main supplier for its communication equipment which enables them to effectively control the occupied Palestinians. They also manufacture the bomb fuses used in IDF bombs.

Dell

Michael Dell, the founder of Dell, is a member of the Friends of the IDF, which raises money for the Israeli military. He has donated millions so far and continues to do so.

Viber

Founder, Talmon Marco, is a zionist who supports IDF operations in Gaza.

Nvidia

Nvidia is building a supercomputer for Israel, which will undoubtedly be used to continue its oppression of Palestinians and enforce their apartheid.

Oracle

Oracle donated money to israeli employees after the war started, with an additional 10,000 israeli shekels for employees who serve in the IDF.

Payoneer

Payoneer is an israeli company which operates on stolen Palestinian land.

SAP

SAP donated money to israeli employees after the war started, with an additional 6,500 israeli shekels for each family member of the employee.

Volvo Group

Volvo group and Volvo Cars are different companies. Supplied equipment used to bulldoze Palestinian homes and also for its 27 percent stake in Merkavim, whose buses are used to transport Palestinian prisoners to and from Israeli jails. The Volvo Group no longer owns Volvo Cars, though not all BDS supporters differentiate between the two.

History of ServiceNow

ServiceNow was founded in 2004 by Fred Luddy as a cloud-based platform for automating enterprise IT service management. Originally designed to improve efficiency in IT operations, ServiceNow quickly gained traction with its user-friendly interface and robust functionality. The company's initial focus on IT service management expanded over time to include other business processes such as customer service, human resources, and security operations. This broadening of its service offerings helped ServiceNow become a leading player in the enterprise software market.

In the years following its launch, ServiceNow went public in 2012, experiencing rapid growth and expansion. Its platform became known for its ability to streamline workflows and integrate various business functions into a single, cohesive system. ServiceNow’s continuous innovation and commitment to enhancing digital workflows have solidified its position as a major force in the IT and business management software industry. Today, ServiceNow serves thousands of organizations worldwide, helping them transform their operations through its cloud-based solutions.