NEW YORK — ServiceNow Inc. (NYSE: NOW) shares rose modestly Monday morning to $91.85, up 0.71%, as investors digested the company's major AI announcements from last week's Knowledge 2026 conference and steady execution in the enterprise software market.

The workflow automation and AI platform leader has been navigating a challenging environment for SaaS stocks this year, but fresh product launches around autonomous AI agents and expanded partnerships are helping stabilize sentiment. The modest gain comes after a volatile period in which the stock has faced pressure from broader rotation out of high-growth technology names.

Knowledge 2026 highlights drive optimism

At its flagship customer event in Las Vegas last week, ServiceNow unveiled significant expansions to its Autonomous Workforce platform, introducing new AI specialists for IT, customer service, employee workflows, and security operations. The company also highlighted deeper integrations with Nvidia, Microsoft, Google Cloud and Lenovo, positioning its platform as a central "AI control tower" for enterprise reinvention.

CEO Bill McDermott and President Amit Zavery emphasized a shift from experimental AI to production-ready autonomous systems. New capabilities like ServiceNow Otto and........

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