When Salesforce.com bought crowdsourced business contact database Jigsaw for $142 million earlier this year, the CRM giant said that it would combine its suite of applications with Jigsaw’s model for the automation of acquiring and keeping up-to-date business contact data. Today, Salesforce is unveiling Jigsaw’s deep integration into the company’s platform, Jigsaw for Salesforce CRM
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Salesforce Completes The Puzzle With Jigsaw For CRM
VMware is moving up the stack with an ambitious plan to offer an IT services environment that connects the end points between the data center and the cloud.
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VMware Makes Its Move Up the Stack – Microsoft in its Sights
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ReadWriteWeb Events Guide, 27 Aug. 2010
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Hey all, be sure to pay attention to the product bulletins! Someone brought it to my attention that a very recent one is of particular importance for those of you with custom integrations or may have references hard coded to one of those two nodes. The short story is that these two nodes will be moving to the east coast data center on September 4. The implication is that the IP addresses will change, which is a problem if you have hard coded them.
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Reminder: Product bulletin regarding changes to NA3 & EU0 service
When folk say “use the salesforce.com API” I usually respond with “which one?” There are at least 3 ! We’ve just published an article on one of those other ones – the Force.com Bulk API. The article is Loading Large Data Sets with the Force.com Bulk API and it comes with a sweet code sample as well
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How to Load Large Data Sets with the Force.com Bulk API
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Here are some external blog posts related to Force.com development that caught my eye during this past week or two: The Most Influential Salesforce.com Tech Bloggers – JP shows we’re in awesome company Force.com Explorer (beta) for Adobe Air Available – Jeff Douglas writes about the Force.com Explorer Using the Salesforce.com OAuth Playground – Jeff @ Appirio looks at all things OAuth Apex Message Severity (Visual Reference) – get those severity levels right Tolerado WSC integration close to complete! - Abhinav Gupta on his web service API wrappers Unique Field combination in Salesforce – Multi-field uniqueness Google Chrome Extension: Salesforce.com ID Converter – Jeff again, with a nice little extension
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Interesting Links 2010-August-03
A few months ago Salesforce announced VMforce as a way to bring Java developers to the cloud. Since the announcement, product management, engineering, marketing and all the other members of the VMforce team have been working hard to make this product as ground-breaking as the announcement
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Get Ready for VMforce with Upcoming Webinars
