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Admins Podcast
For some of us, artificial intelligence seems like a cool concept that we just don’t have the means or time to incorporate at our companies. But, what if it wasn’t super time-consuming? What if it was free? That would mean it’s time to investigate, right? Great! Because now, as of the Spring ’20 release, all... Continue Reading →
Cheshire Impact
I sat down with Logan Childs during the Hard Corps Marketing Show last week. He’s the Senior Director of Sales at Cheshire Impact and we chatted all about marketing and sales alignment. Here are the top four takeaways from our conversation. You can check out our entire conversation here. Understand The Current Reality – Marketing... Continue Reading →
CRM Science
Insurance executives are trying to keep up with the rapidly changing marketplace. A 2018 Novarica study found that 63% of insurers planned to migrate to cloud-based systems in 2019, and that number continues to rise in 2020 for insurance companies that haven’t already made the switch. With such a high percentage of insurance companies currently... Continue Reading →
Unofficial SF
Requesting: An apex action that converts a CSV file into a collection of records Looking for everlasting glory? Want to put Salesforce product managers into your debt? The library of invocable actions needs an action that takes an uploaded file Blob (presumably the Content Document created by the File Upload available in Flow) and the... Continue Reading →
Unofficial SF
Peter Bender asked “What’s the best way with declarative automation to update the records on the other side of a junction object? For instance, if a change is made to an Opportunity, update a field on all Contacts related to that record via an OpportunityContactRole. “ The new Collection Actions capability in Spring ’20 provides an opportunity... Continue Reading →
Salesforce.org
By: Zak Landrum, Senior Director of Advancement Services at Westmont College In 2017 and 2018, Westmont College experienced back-to-back natural disasters. The Thomas Fire, which started 40 miles from Westmont’s campus in Montecito, churned ahead of firefighters as it worked its way up the California coast, eventually becoming the largest in California history. The devastating... Continue Reading →
Evergage
We’re excited to share the next feature in our “Profiles in Personalization” series – with keen insights coming to you from Jeffrey MacIntyre. A long-time personalization expert and aficionado, Jeff is a New York-based consultant specializing in personalization, experience optimization and content operations. Jeff writes Bucket List, a newsletter of tales from the trenches of... Continue Reading →
Admins Podcast
Understanding the basics of security is critically important to being an #AwesomeAdmin. As a steward of valuable data, you have the opportunity to be an important asset to your company by managing it with security in mind. Increasing your own cybersecurity knowledge allows you to play a role in not only safeguarding your company’s data... Continue Reading →
Agile Cloud Comic
Arukus Blog
23 ideas have been delivered in this release. It’s actually one more idea than Winter ‘20 (22), however, the points are a lot lower than the last release at 136,250 (Winter ‘20 was 215,130). Regardless of these comparisons, sometimes less is more, here are some of my favorite ideas delivered in this release. Power Up... Continue Reading →
Agile Cloud Comic
Salesforce.org
A Q&A with Tulane University Senior Associate Dean, Amjad Ayoubi Many colleges and universities define themselves by their vibrant on-campus cultures, bringing together students from diverse backgrounds to live and learn in a shared space. In this unprecedented time, higher education institutions are facing a unique set of challenges and grappling with a new off-campus... Continue Reading →
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