Salesforce rolled out its technology roadmap to align various technologies and systems so they revolve around one customer record. The idea isn't unique, but so many enterprises struggle with being customer first. ZDNet's Larry Dignan and Steve Ranger talk about the moving parts.
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At the AlwaysOn Summit at Stanford University, an innovation panel discusses ways to encourage women to join the computer industry. Many women come to the industry through other sides of the business--like marketing--and need mentoring and encouragement to find their inner geeks.
As part of the App Cloud launch, Salesforce also rolled out Heroku Enterprise, which will address key concerns for CIOs.
Looks like MySpace's parent is gobbling up key contributors to its service. Fox Interactive Media just announced that it will acquire Photobucket and Flektor.
Is the move by Salesforce.com to report subscriber totals semi-annually a warning sign?
Salesforce.com has a planned outage scheduled Friday night as it does "Spring '07 pre-release work.
Salesforce is aiming to hook into the electronic medical record market to be a front end for patient data.
Salesforce.com's big enterprise customer that will be announced Tuesday is apparently Merrill Lynch.
Salesforce.com announced its big enterprise customer--Merrill Lynch--and the news was anticlimactic (everyone knew what was going to happen already.
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.
