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Agentic Design for Life Sciences

For decades, enterprise software has been built like factories — efficient, structured, and closed. That design served its purpose. Each generation of technology redefined how organizations processed and shared information: from the data-entry systems of the late 1990s, to J2EE-based architectures, to the web-enabled, service-oriented designs of the mid-2000s, and later to micro-services and cloud […]

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From Service to Salesforce: How Rachel and Ryan Dishman Found Purpose, Stability, and Community Through Salesforce Military

A Journey Built on Service and Possibility Rachel and Ryan Dishman share a long-standing connection rooted in their military families. Their fathers served together in the Navy, and their families stayed close through multiple duty stations. Years later, Rachel and Ryan reconnected in high school and college, eventually married, and began building their own family

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The Future of IT Service Is Agentic: Announcing Agentforce IT Service

At Dreamforce, we didn’t just introduce a product. We said goodbye to the portal-to-ticket era. For too long, employees have been stuck in the portal-to-ticket vortex — navigating the portal, filling out the form, opening the ticket, and then waiting. And waiting. And waiting. Simple chatbots promised relief, but only delivered 20-30% coverage and left

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Planning for Flow Success: Building Automation That Scales

Flow has become the backbone of modern automation in Salesforce, giving admins and developers a powerful way to streamline business processes without writing code. With that power, adoption has grown rapidly across orgs of all sizes, but at enterprise scale, it comes with real responsibility. High-volume processes and mission-critical automations leave little room for error.

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