Salesforce.com is offered through the Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) (aka Cloud) model, which means you pay a monthly fee to rent access to the application. There is no option for you to bring the application on-premises or into a hosted environment if your business requirements change. With the power of choice in deployment, Microsoft Dynamics CRM allows […]
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Why Did Arch Enemies Microsoft and Salesforce.com Enter into a Strategic Partnership?
To answer that question, let’s look first at what both sides actually said in the official press release that came out on May 29, 2014. “We are excited to partner with salesforce.com and help customers thrive in a mobile and cloud-first world,” said Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft. “Working together we’ll deliver new solutions that […]
continue reading...Microsoft, Oracle and SugarCRM go after SalesForce.com Users with PR Stunts and Deep Discounts at Dreamforce Event Including the Aggressive “Cloud CRM for Less” Offer
I attend technology conferences every year, but none of them have had the kind of competative fire that seems to have marked the annual SalesForce.com user event in San Francisco this week. Microsoft, Oracle and SugarCRM all launched campaigns to convert Salesforce.com customers - and launched them right outside the Dreamforce doors. PR Tactics like […]
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