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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Fred_LuddyFred Luddy - Wikipedia

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   Fred Luddy (born 1954) is an American billionaire businessman, and the founder of ServiceNow, a cloud computing company. Early life [ edit ] Luddy grew up in New Castle, Indiana , the son of an accountant father and a Catholic-school teacher mother.

2. www.forbes.com › feature › innovative-companiesFrom Broke To Billionaire: How Fred Luddy Built - Forbes

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   May 29, 2018 · Fred Luddy at his beachfront home in Del Mar, California. Success has meant more time to spend with his 10-year-old son and to work on his next project: making U.S. healthcare more affordable and ...

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4. www.forbes.com › profile › frederic-luddyFrederic Luddy - Forbes

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   3 days ago · Learn about Frederic Luddy, the serial entrepreneur who cofounded enterprise software company ServiceNow in 2004 and became its chairman in 2018. See his net worth, personal stats, quotes, and Forbes articles on various topics.

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5. www.servicenow.com › blogs › 2022How ServiceNow Was Born

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   Jan 28, 2022 · Learn how Fred Luddy started ServiceNow with a single laptop in his house and built a company with a collaborative and caring culture. Hear from some of the original employees who joined him in his mission to put customers first.

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7. www.servicenow.com › frederic-luddyFrederic B. Luddy - ServiceNow

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   Fred Luddy is the founder of ServiceNow, a leading enterprise software company for digital transformation. He served as CEO, chairman and advisor, and is now a technology visionary and philanthropist.

8. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › ServiceNowServiceNow - Wikipedia

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   ServiceNow, Inc. is an American software company based in Santa Clara, California, that develops a cloud computing platform to help companies manage digital workflows for enterprise operations. Founded in 2003 by Fred Luddy, ServiceNow is listed on the New York Stock Exchange and is a constituent of the Russell 1000 Index and S&P 500 Index. [2 ...

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   Who is Fred Luddy?

   • Fred Luddy (born 1954 ) is an American billionaire businessman, and the founder of ServiceNow, a cloud computing company. Luddy grew up in New Castle, Indiana, the son of an accountant father and a Catholic-school teacher mother. Luddy went to Indiana University, but dropped out, as he was spending too much time doing computer programming.

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   What happened to Luddy?

   • I just wrote them down and thought about them." Forgive Luddy such indulgences. Fourteen years ago, he was pretty much broke, having seen a $35 million personal fortune vanish overnight in the midst of accounting fraud at his previous company. Thirteen years ago he was a one-man shop, tinkering with ServiceNow's core product from his home.

   From Broke To Billionaire: How Fred Luddy Built - Forbes

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   When did Luddy become a software-as-a-service company?

   • As this was 2003, Luddy proved to be a software-as-a-service pioneer, pushing a user-friendly interface designed for the average office worker. Luddy's younger brother Rob (who had also worked at Peregrine) came on board in 2005 as the company's first sales representative, and they took the product to market. The market's response: "Meh."

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   Why was Luddy Hall named after Fred Luddy?

   • Luddy Hall at Indiana University was named in recognition of a donation from Luddy, and "in honor of the many IU alumni in the Luddy family, including Fred's mother, father, sister and two brothers". In 2023, Fred Luddy received the Horatio Alger Award

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   How did Fred start a company?

   • He began the company with a single laptop at a desk in his house. Although he founded the company alone, he couldn’t build it alone. In fact, a handful of people believed so strongly in what Fred was doing that they volunteered their time to work with him, even though he couldn’t pay them.

   How ServiceNow Was Born

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   How did Luddy become a programmer?

   • At 17, while working as a gofer at American Standard, he saw an HP computer being installed in the office and begged to use it. With the help of programming guides (and the scarcity, in New Castle in 1972, of anyone with any coding knowledge), Luddy got himself hired as a programmer there ten days later.

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10. www.youtube.com › watchServiceNow's $30 Billion Success Story | Forbes - YouTube

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    Jun 1, 2018 · At 49, Fred Luddy found himself unemployed. By 63, he helped found a $30 billion company and the #1 company on Forbes' 2018 Most Innovative Companies List, S...

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