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Force.com Chalk Talk: Salesforce.com, Adobe and StakeWare part 2

16:34 | Aron Pruiett | Nov 6th, 2007 6:37pm |

Is Flash remaining a secure choice for web service? Will AIR and multi-tenant architecture from Salesforce.com become the industry standard for customer relationship management?

In the first episode of Force.com’s Chalk Talk, Adam Gross presented Salesforce.com’s demo and in part two he introduces James Ward (Technical Evangelist) from Adobe.

Text UI to client server applications to web applications led to compromises within the UI. Adobe has returned with an improved user interface through their Flex software and partnership with Salesforce.com open architecture.

Natan Zaidenweber (Founder and CEO, StakeWare) presents in part 3.

Force.com Chalk Talk: Salesforce.com, Adobe and StakeWare

40:43 | Aron Pruiett | Nov 1st, 2007 |

Adam Gross (Vice President of Developer Marketing, Salesforce.com) presents an interactive technical conversation involving both SaaS and platform application development technologies as well as the partnerships with Adobe and StakeWare.

On-Demand data bases, infrastructure, integration, developer priorities and resource management all get attention in this setting hosted from ...
Demo of Salesforce.com

09:53 | Robert Scoble | Nov 20th, 2006 |

Here Adam Gross, vice president of developer marketing at Salesforce.com, demonstrates the latest developer-centric version of the site.

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Interview with Salesforce.com's Adam Gross

21:25 | Robert Scoble | Nov 20th, 2006 |

Adam Gross, vice president of developer marketing at Salesforce.com, sat down with us at the recent Salesforce.com conference, named “Dreamforce.” He talks about how Salesforce.com isn’t just for salespeople anymore and goes into the new development methodology, they call “Apex,” that they just shipped.