Salesforce and Force.com solution development
As you can see from these logos, with the Winter 09 release the application Salesforce is now called Salesforce CRM.
To clarify any confusion:
The company is called salesforce.com (no capitalization).
The application is called Salesforce CRM.
The platform is still force.com.
To display a tab of Activities, just like you can with Accounts, Opportunities, etc., use the following URLs in the Web Tab configuration screen: /home/actlist.jsp?isdtp=mn Displays a full-page list of Activities (Tasks and Events) The list is non-enhanced, even when viewed in an “enhanced lists” org. /home/actlist.jsp Displays Activities with the Sidebar and Tabs these […]
Chris Barbin, CEO of Appirio, recently wrote a superb article on Microsoft’s pathetic attempt at trying to appear that it was entering the SaaS market with it’s Dynamics CRM package. … Note Chris’s choice of an example of a company that (unwisely, apparently as far as Chris thinks) uses Microsoft’s veiled on-premise solution: Astadia Consulting … Does this signal some bad blood?
Jon Mountjoy posted a report that the AppStore for iPhone 2.0 software is available. Makes our mouths water even more for that iPhone 3G.
Looks like Salesforce has changed its user-interface again. Remember the Apps menu with the AppExchange link that opened the AppExchange in a new tab? That’s been changed.
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