Salesforce has the ability to show Salesforce Chatter photos on certain dashboard components as well as the name of the user or group but there are some things that you need to know before you can make them visible. First off, Salesforce Chatter photos are only available for Table or Horizontal Bar chart dashboard components. [...]
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Salesforce for iPhone – Staying Connected to Salesforce On-the-Go
With Salesforce for iPhone there’s an App for that! With the recent introduction of the new Apple iPhone 4S last week, we at StarrForce thought we would remind you of the free mobile apps that are available for smartphones that can make your mobile Salesforce experience more productive. With Salesforce for iPhone apps you can: [...]
Salesforce Chatter Is Now Free for Everyone In Your Company
I have some great news for you: Salesforce Chatter licenses are now free for everyone in your company! You read that correctly, Salesforce has given you free Chatter licenses for everyone in your company regardless of its size. All you have to do is request them and set them up.
Salesforce Chatter
CRM is now social. With Chatter Salesforce.com is one step closer to its goal of making enterprise software as easy to use as Facebook. Have you ever been working on a sales or support project and had to track down a co-worker to find out what they have done on it? Maybe you go to [...]
Salesforce Becomes Facebook Friendly with Salesforce Content
On February 24, 2010 Mark Benioff, Saleforce’s CEO, published an article on TechCrunch that raised the question “why isn’t all enterprise software like Facebook?” With the April release of Salesforce Content Salesforce is quickly moving Salesforce in this direction, and adding Content to all editions of Salesforce at no additional cost. Salesforce Content makes it [...]
Salesforce for Twitter
We’re excited about Salesforce for Twitter. We first saw it at Dreamforce a few months ago and recently spent some time using the product. The product has a lot of potential for helping companies better understand their Twitter community and use Twitter to improve customer service while reducing customer service costs.
Report from Dreamforce (Salesforce.com Conference)
Along with 18,000 others….I just came back from Salesforce’s annual love fest which they call Dreamforce. The highlights of the conference were