Salesforce.com subscribers eclipse 500,000 mark
Web 2.0 poster child Salesforce.com seems to be humming along nicely.
Web 2.0 poster child Salesforce.com seems to be humming along nicely.
In the technology world, folks tend to get carried away. We want more memory, more processing power, more speed, more graphics and damn near more of everything.
Salesforce.com launches its latest ecosystem extension with a bunch of connectors to a variety of applications.
A look at the headlines of the day:Salesforce.com has a commerce engine coming...
Customer relationship management software is being reinvented and Salesforce appears to be betting that it can become the user interface of corporations.
As part of the App Cloud launch, Salesforce also rolled out Heroku Enterprise, which will address key concerns for CIOs.
Salesforce's Internet of things cloud is built on four key open source big data platforms. Here's what the back-end of Thunder, the platform behind the IoT Cloud, had to deliver.
Salesforce.com announced its big enterprise customer--Merrill Lynch--and the news was anticlimactic (everyone knew what was going to happen already.
Salesforce.com's big enterprise customer that will be announced Tuesday is apparently Merrill Lynch.
Is the move by Salesforce.com to report subscriber totals semi-annually a warning sign?