Teaching Salesforce at the University Level
Teaching Tomorrow’s Business Leaders to Think in CRM In the spring of 2023, TDigital founder Moyez Thanawalla began teaching a graduate-level course in Corporate Management using CRM systems at the University of Texas at Dallas. Salesforce was the tool of choice. Both sections filled before the semester began. Not your typical admin class. This course […]
Texas Dreamin’ Unwrapped: Unveiling Transformative Insights for Salesforce Professionals
Texas Dreamin’ was an unforgettable experience that left a lasting mark on my professional growth. From expert-led sessions to hallway conversations that turned into real collaborations, the event delivered exactly what the Salesforce community does best: bringing together curious, driven people who want to build something better. Sessions worth the trip. The session lineup at […]
From the Founder: Monkey on My Back
Who’s Got the Monkey? Leadership Lessons That Still Hold Up This past week, I had the pleasure of hosting my friend Admiral Brian Hurley in my graduate Salesforce CRM Solutions class at the University of Texas at Dallas. During our round table discussion, Admiral Hurley referenced an article I had not thought about in years. […]
Best Practices for Salesforce Automation
Cloud Computing: Why it’s the Backbone to Growing Business in 2023
Cloud Computing: What It Is, Where It Came From, and Why It Matters Cloud computing is a term that appears in virtually every industry conversation, but not everyone can speak to the nuances behind it. In this article we will cover the history of cloud computing, what the cloud actually is, and why it is […]
Productivity for the Modern Workplace
Managing the Post-Pandemic Workforce with Data Capture and Intent Recognition The pandemic changed how businesses operate, and the workforce has not returned to what it was before. As organizations move forward, a common dilemma persists: how do you maintain productivity when remote work is now an expectation, turnover is high, and training cycles never seem […]