Do you even Reddit, bro (or sis)? OK, gang. This week it’s once more my turn to write our weekly blog. Unlucky you! And this is the week I travel to Barcelona for the DreamOlé conference, meaning I was half-tempted to take us a little off-track and turn this week’s post into a ‘thrilling’ account Read more about 5 Things We Learned from the Lightning Product Managers AMA[…]
I was very lucky to have been invited to the Product Roadmap Tour’s London Event, an initiative where Salesforce brings customers together to discuss the vision and direction of their products. It was hosted on multiple days across different cities: Atlanta, New York City, Chicago, Minneapolis, San Francisco, London and Washington DC – the team Read more about The Tour of What’s Coming![…]
Following Mike’s recent round-up of some of his favourite Spring ’18 features, I wanted to dive in to one of my faves, that Mike so cruelly and inexplicably left out last week – Surveys. Yes, Spring ’18 brings with it the first look at a fully native way of creating, sending, and analysing surveys on Read more about Introducing… Salesforce Surveys![…]
In the second part of our Dreamforce Digest series, I wanted to share some information about what’s on Salesforce’s roadmap for the coming releases. For me, this is probably the biggest benefit I get out of Dreamforce each year: attending roadmap talks and the ever-popular True to the Core session with Parker Harris, Shawna Wolverton, Read more about Dreamforce Digest #2: The Future of Flow …and the Roadmap for the Rest[…]
It’s beginning to look a lot like… DREAMFORCE! Only a few weeks to go now until the biggest Salesforce event of the year, and your Salesforce Weekly authors have been lucky enough to have had a session selected once again this year. We’re feeling even luckier this time around, not just because the competition for Read more about See Salesforce Weekly at Dreamforce 2016![…]
Last week was a busy seven days in the world of Salesforce. Not only did the Salesforce1 World Tour event land in London, but the release notes for the upcoming Summer 14 release were published. As you’ll know, whenever a new release’s documentation is unleashed into the wild, any number of blogs start appearing regarding its content Read more about Coming Soon: Offline Data Access for Salesforce1[…]
This year’s Dreamforce was my first, and it was as interesting, fun, frantic, overwhelming and worthwhile as I’d expected. But one thing I didn’t expect from the event was to learn so much about what is on Salesforce’s roadmap for their next few releases. Parker Harris’ True To The Core and a host of product-specific Read more about Hit the Roadmap[…]