There’s always a lot to digest after Salesforce.com’s annual bacchanalia, Dreamforce, which drew 135,000 registrants this year. Some of it is about Salesforce’s announcements, but a lot more of it is about the implications of those announcements, the people who attend, and what goes on around the show. Despite its peculiar name — which recalls things like Air Force One, Capricorn One and Pepsi One — Salesforce1 is an important step for Salesforce, and it provided the IT guys with the love they’ve wanted for a while.
Dreamforce 2013 Notebook
Posted by: Christopher J. Bucholtz November 22, 2013 05:00 AMThere’s always a lot to digest after Salesforce.com’s annual bacchanalia, Dreamforce, which drew 135,000 registrants this year. Some of it is about Salesforce’s announcements, but a lot more of it is about the implications of those announcements, the people who attend, and what goes on around the show. Despite its peculiar name — which recalls things like Air Force One, Capricorn One and Pepsi One — Salesforce1 is an important step for Salesforce, and it provided the IT guys with the love they’ve wanted for a while.