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The new year is always a time to resolve to do better, try harder, and move farther toward your goals, but we all know keeping your New Year’s resolution is easier said than done. With that said, we encourage you to make some professional resolutions you’re sure to keep in 2017.
Workflows take processes that can be standardized and automate them when certain criteria are met. This can be especially useful for development teams, as they can use Salesforce to manage a host of tasks that would benefit from being automated.
Functional silos or information silos refer to business processes or data systems that are incompatible or not integrated with other processes or systems. A silo is caused by divergent goals of different organizational units that often result in decreased performance and duplicate or incorrect information.
The Salesforce World Tour in New York will be here on Dec. 15. Come out and see the Cloud for Good team and catch sessions by Tal Frankfurt, Founder and CEO and Nik Panter, VP of Services.
Learn how to listen, engage and connect with your constituents on their turf using Social Studio from the Salesforce Marketing Cloud.
The best things in life aren’t free. Ultimately, your organization should be making its decisions based on Total Cost of Ownership and relative value for that cost.
More and more nonprofit organizations are using Salesforce to power their mission and create additional value for their constituents. The flexibility, openness and expansive ecosystem of the Salesforce platform allows customers to use the technology the way they want to use it.
Fundraising is hard work. It requires excellent relationship-building skills, a strong understanding of the funding landscape in your community, and strategic decision-making. Salesforce can be a game changer, even more so if you are tracking these five fundraising processes.
Dreamforce 2016 was the year of the trail blazer. Cloud for Good has put together a summary of the highlights from this year’s Dreamforce.
In order to help you and your teams “talk the talk” of change management, below are a few tips on decoding the jargon. Change is hard enough as it is, no need to add a layer of complexity to it by introducing a new language.
