ServiceNow Announces Keysight Technologies' Adoption of CRM with CPQ
ServiceNow announced that Keysight Technologies, Inc. has implemented its CRM with CPQ solution to streamline quote processing and product configuration.
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ServiceNow shares trade higher after Accenture beats fourth-quarter estimates and forecasts fiscal 2027 revenue above analyst expectations.
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