Cloud computing and technology
Do.com is a social productivity app backed by Salesforce.com which allows you to easily get work done with anyone. Create a project, assign team members tasks, and watch your project productivity rise while progress unfolds. Currently, this cloud-based productivity app is completely free. Signup for your free Do.com account now as this tool is…
Lets be honest. You are attending Dreamforce 2012 this year to learn a few new things and find out what Salesforce.com will release soon, but it is what happens after hours that truly entices you to make the trip. It is not the free beer and liquor that lures you in but rather the “networking…
If you are flying in the day before the Salesforce.com Dreamforce 2012 conference this year, why not add a free conference to your trip? The Golden Gate Bridge and Fisherman’s Wharf are boring anyway. On September 17th, the day before Dreamforce 2012 kicks off, Zuora is hosting the Subscribed Conference 2012. The Zuora Subscribed Conference…
I recently wrote about how an American Express sister company, Serve.com, is providing prepaid solutions and a digital wallet to compete with similar offerings by Visa and Paypal. In partnership with Verizon, Serve.com is running a private marketing campaign. If you sign up for a new account (which happens to be free) and make a one-time…
If you are considering Salesforce.com as a CRM platform for your company, one of your first concerns will likely be reliability and system availability Before you put a business case together, you will first need to do some research and determine whether Salesforce is truly providing the system availability and transparency they lay claim to. Some of…
Over a period of 4 days, Salesforce.com hijacks the city of San Francisco for the annual Dreamforce conference. Salesforce transforms the city as well as the Moscone Center into a marketing animal by littering billboards, bus stops, and light poles with Salesforce advertising. Each year, the attendance grows by double figures leaving tens of thousands…