It was only two months ago when this happened: Quite a few people have reached out asking about the preparation for the exam and guidance, hence me writing this here for accessible content. Generally So any certification I do is within context, with that I mean already having worked on the product in question for Read more about Preparation for the Einstein Analytics Exam[…]
Welcome to an article about articles 🙂 We had good fun discovering Einstein Analytics recently. One of the use cases that seemed to take longer than expected was to provide a visual dashboard to a content manager about the consumption of knowledge articles. The context for it was to be able to organise the workload Read more about Trending Snapshot with Einstein Analytics[…]
For many of us, this period in December is the point at which we start winding down in readiness for the holiday season. But not so for the always-on team at Salesforce – because for them it’s already beginning to look a lot like Spring ’17. The upcoming release’s preview notes dropped onto the web yesterday, Read more about Spring ’17: Rapid Reaction[…]
Salesforce gave us all an early present yesterday when the preview release notes for Spring ’15 were published. For a release which delivers on an unprecedented number of IdeaExchange suggestions, the release notes (available in HTML and PDF) are remarkably trim at just 252 pages (congratulations to Brian Kwong whose wizardry led him to the Read more about Spring ’15: Release Notes Digest[…]
Dreamforce is almost over and all the main announcements are now out of the bag. Chris has just dropped his blog about the new “Lightning Process Builder” which we both think is set to change the game further in terms of declarative platform development, giving admins, dare I say it, awesome super powers. Sorry I Read more about Analytics Cloud: Riding the Wave of Big Data[…]