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Salesforce and Google Apps
The announcement of Salesforce for Google Apps has again raised questions about why Google hasn’t been successful in getting major corporations to widely deploy its Web-based productivity applications, particularly the Google Apps Premier Edition.Appirio Cloud Storage for Salesforce.com
Appirio today announced Appirio Cloud Storage for Salesforce.com, a new software-as-a-service (SaaS) offering that uses Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) to extend the capabilities of...
Read more about Appirio Cloud Storage for Salesforce.com...Microsoft to Partners: We Still Don't Get SaaS
The on-premise titans trying to transition to on-demand face considerable challenges, well-documented in this blog and elsewhere. One of the most significant mistakes companies make trying to transition is pursuing a "hybrid" strategy. We've...
Read more about Microsoft to Partners: We Still Don't Get SaaS...Now that’s a Big PaaS Market
Prominent industry observers such as Dion Hinchcliffe, Phil Wainewright, and McKinsey have been busy lately discussing the rapidly evolving “platform as a service” offerings from companies such as salesforce.com, Amazon, and Google. One frequently...
Read more about Now that’s a Big PaaS Market...Living the Dream - Salesforce, Google and SaaS
We at Appirio have lots of experience at big technology companies (SAP, webMethods, Borland) and classic enterprise software startups. We run Appirio differently from what we saw at these companies. We not only run our business using software...
Read more about Living the Dream - Salesforce, Google and SaaS...Touring with Salesforce.com and Google
What an exciting week between Google and Salesforce! Let's recap with our perspective on Monday’s announcement event, and Wednesday’s Tour de Force marketing stop in New York City. A few overall...
Read more about Touring with Salesforce.com and Google...Cross Salesforce.com and Amazon S3?
You get Appirio Cloud Storage for Salesforce.com, a new SaaS offering from Appirio that taps Amazon S3 to extend the storage capabilities of Salesforce.com. (We toyed with calling it SalAmaForce3 but didn't really see that...
Read more about Cross Salesforce.com and Amazon S3?...