Empowering Sessions: Unleashing the Power of Salesforce: The sessions at Texas Dreamin' were a goldmine of knowledge and inspiration. From expert-led workshops to thought-provoking panel discussions, I absorbed insights that are set to reshape my approach to Salesforce. Notably, the sessions on Boosting Apex Code Quality and Productivity by Steve
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. As we sat in our round table discussions, Admiral Hurley brought up a particular article that had not crossed my mind in
We’ve all seen the movies. Star Wars portrayed it as R2D2 and C3PO, The Terminator championed the fear of Skynet, and Iron Man had friendly JARVIS to help Tony Stark fight off whatever doomsday scenario was fast approaching. For several years, AI has been “in the works” or “a thing
In 3 days, over 400 volunteers donated over 5,000 hours of time for It’s Going To Be OK. Our Mission: Empower It's Going to Be Okay (IGTBOK) with a versatile and portable Salesforce Nonprofit Organization that streamlines and automates everyday tasks, manages donation processing, and ensures robust security measures.
As global economies adapt to a rapidly changing environment in a cloud computing world , CEOs and business leaders should be asking themselves, “how can we accelerate digital transformation for growth with faster and more efficient systems?” The answer lies in the implementation of Salesforce automation strategies. It is one
The term Cloud Computing is a buzz word that pops up in virtually every industry but not everyone can speak to the nuances that are encased in cloud computing. That’s where Tech Talks comes in. In this article, we will do a cliff notes version of the history of cloud
In January of 2020, almost 3 years ago, rumors seeped across media that there was a new virus, the Corona Virus and it was going to severely impact humans. The virus took its course, and now we are starting to gather again, attend conferences, and go back to work. As
