Part of the strategic partnership between Salesforce and IBM is the usage of weather data for enhanced business processes. Over the last couple of months I had the great pleasure to work with the colleagues from The Weather Company (looking at you Aleesa, Michelle, Alexis, Maia 😉 ) on several items of that part.
Behind every user group are passionate individuals who want to give back to their community. They spend tons of their spare time and take financial risks to make those events happen.
The Call for Papers for developers and administrators for Dreamforce 2017 is open NOW! Rush!
One thing that we do at Salesforce are events. Many events. Around the world. For customers, partners, developers, administrators. And some of them are “Essentials”.
If you’re looking to expand your footprint as a current partner – or if you want to join the Salesforce ecosystem – now is a good time for it!
Over the last year I had dozens of conversations with developers that develop on the Domino platform, ranging from customers to freelancers and ISVs, about if and how they could enter the Salesforce community. I found myself repeating some elements all the time. And I recognised that I wanted to have known that for myself much earlier. So it’s time to write my personal opinion down…
Coming back late night from our Salesforce World Tour in London I’ve to say that I’m feeling pumped. Again. As always. Let me explain you why.
Part of the Salesforce and IBM partnership is showcasing to our developer audiences about how and where solutions can be combined.
Last week was a busy week. I presented at engage.ug in Antwerp about the Salesforce and IBM partnership for developers and I attended Devoxx UK in London (partially).
I’ll be heading to Antwerp and London (twice) in the next two weeks and will give talks about various topics around the Salesforce platform.