Good Day, Sir! Show, a Salesforce Podcast

In this episode we discuss Hertz putting cameras in rental cars, Salesforce on the Apple Watch, Marc Benioff's commitment to being the fastest to $10 billion, GigaOm shutting down, Salesforce Cloud data science, the Dallas Salesforce Developer Group, and the Salesforce Process Builder. Hertz puts cameras in its rental cars, says it has no plans to use them Salesforce First Enterprise App To J...

In this episode, we discuss recording in our new studio for the first time, 3D printing people, Salesforce on the Apple Watch, Salesforce sales and marketing costs, whether it is a fair comparison between Salesforce and other clouds like AWS, Benioff’s thoughts on tech entrepreneurs “giving back”, meetings at Salesforce must include at least 30% women, and the absurdity of the Pega Systems "P...

In this episode, we discuss some words of wisdom from Vint Cerf, the poor state of journalism covering Salesforce’s revenue for Q4, a debate on what analytics is or should be, SAP Hybris YaaS, smart underwear, Salesforce partying with Metallica, Heroku Connect, Lightning Connect, Lightning Components, and Salesforce's Q4 results. The Father Of The Internet Has A Plan To Future-Proof Computers Incr...

In this episode, we discuss Dan Lyons and Valleywag, Walmart’s use of OpenStack, Grilling with apps and the Internet of Things, our thoughts on the the Slack vs Salesforce discussion from the Software Defined Talk Podcast, and the frustration of using the [see all data] attribute for unit testing. OpenStack comes up huge for Walmart Still Slaving Over the Grill? There’s An App for That The So...

In this episode, we discuss Marc Benioff named CEO of the Year by TechCrunch, rant about Salesforce deployments and unit testing, issues related to Activity History and Chatter objects, the relationship between Microsoft and Salesforce, open source enterprise cloud computing, and we dispel the idea that Salesforce is past its prime. Marc Benioff Wins The 2014 Crunchie For CEO Of The Year A Ca...

In this episode, we take a look at the latest Hour of Code video from Marc Benioff, reminisce on the days we first started using a computer, patients and doctors moving into the new UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital, some killer jokes you can share with your friends, Microsoft acquiring Sunrise, an update on Salesforce Wave, and a recent interview with Neil Young on Pono Music....

In this episode, we discuss Slack acquiring Screenhero, the end of the Google Glass explorer program, Amazon announcing a new email service for companies, follow-up on Benioff’s “creepy” interview, Skuid release naming, things to consider when using Sass, and the 15 Apex Commandments for developers.  Slack Buys Screenhero To Add Screen Sharing And Voice Chat To Its Wo...

In this episode, we discuss the mysterious Salesforce Analyst summit, Glassdoor’s list of top companies to work for, Hubspot’s CRM, Salesforce browser support, Salesforce Enterprise App-Store, Salesforce losing top Wave engineer, Benioff’s Fitbit/Salesforce “creepy” sales pitch, Oracle acquires Datalogix, Skuid Superbank release, and the Salesforce Spring '15 release. These Are the...

In this episode, we discuss Marc Benioff awarded Business Person of the Year by Fortune, SOQL performance tips, Salesforce Trailhead, Salesforce quarterly results, and Microsoft announcing .Net will be open source and cross platform. Businessperson of the Year - Championship Round Force.com SOQL Performance Tips: LastModifiedDate vs SystemModStamp Query & Search Optimization Che...

In this episode, we discuss the Salesforce Analytics Cloud in more detail. Salesforce Analytics Cloud Overview Salesforce Analytics Cloud - Press Release Salesforce Plans Entry Into BI Market With 'Wave' Salesforce’s Reinvention As A Marketing Behemoth Xendo Introduces Search Across Cloud Services at Disrupt SF

In this episode, we discuss our reactions to what was presented and announced at the Salesforce.com Dreamforce 2014 Conference. Dreamforce 2014 Salesforce Analytics Salesforce1 Lightning Will.i.am Introduces the Puls Smartwach

In this episode, we discuss annoying Salesforce ads, inconsistent session ids between Salesforce domains, Salesforce hacks, an update on Coin, features highlighted from the Skuid Summer 14 webinar , working with communities and dealing with cached content, GoInstant service shutting down, Salesforce SOS, and Salesforce.com Q2 earnings. Coin Credit Card Skuid Summer 14 Release Notes GoInstant - Tim...

In this episode, we discuss Microsoft expanding availability of Dynamics CRM to other countries, the lunacy of performance reviews, some big updates about SKUID, Oracle’s acquisition of TOA, Salesforce launches Sales Reach, a few thoughts on Salesforce joining BSA, and a discussion on how Salesforce uses open source. Delivering on the promise of the Microsoft Cloud for Business – Microsoft Dynamic...

In this episode, we discuss whether layoffs at Microsoft could have an impact on  Salesforce.com , visualforce stripping out html comments, the good and bad of commenting code, diversity at  Salesforce.com , and some thoughts on Salesforce acquiring RelateIQ. Why The Layoffs At Microsoft Are Bad News For  Salesforce.com Stop Stripping HTML Comments from Visualforce Pages Batman Day!...

In this episode we discuss Benioff getting denied service at a fancy restaurant, the technology behind StarTrek replicators (yeah we geeked out for a bit), an update on Benioff selling shares,  Salesforce  Summer ’14 release dates, challenges  Salesforce  is likely facing releasing across an increasing number of pods, a few notable features being released for Summer ’14, the ne...

In this episode we discuss test-driven development (TDD) and the issues with TDD and Salesforce.com, improvements to development tools from Salesforce we would like to see, the practicality of modular development vs proprietary systems like Salesforce.com, the recent initiative on Women-In-Tech, Marc Benioff selling shares, the logistics of attending Dreamforce 2014, a really cool Lego life hack,...

In this episode we discuss going to Dreamforce 2014, Salesforce and Microsoft Office, wearables in an enterprise setting, the shaming school of philanthropy, optimistic locking in Salesforce.com, useless debug logs, an update on COIN, Salesforce.com as enterprise software, and Marc Benioff’s comments on Microsoft missing out on cloud computing. Dreamforce 2014 Microsoft partners “pissed” about pac...

In this episode we discuss using google image search to see what a company is known for, Comixology, Atlassian valued at 3.3 billion, Heartbleed bug, Salesforce backups using Backupify, Salesforce.com's new industries unit, John's new office chair the Herman Miller Embody, are tools like Docker going to overshadow PAAS, and the agony of an African programmer Comixology Atlassian Valued at $3.3 Bil...

In this episode we discuss backing up your Salesforce data, a quick discussion on press freedom, the high interest in marketing software from companies like Salesforce, Oracle, and SAP, whether Google is a threat to Salesforce, the new “One” branding and the consolidation of services that it represents, Tactile, profitability of Salesforce, Salesforce’s 15 year milestone and the big data problem,...

In this episode we discuss using SKUID to build custom user interfaces in Salesforce.com, developer pilot of Visualforce Remote Objects, a quick tangent on what the Salesforce1 brand is (mobile vs platform), Matt Asay’s article on buying from “…Tech Leaders, Not Haters”, Force.com and Heroku with a single click, Heroku as an enterprise platform, speculation that Oracle could make a bid to buy Sale...

In this episode we discuss the recent Windows 8.1 update, thoughts on should Microsoft split into three companies, Thoughtworks recommendation that Node.js is ready for adoption, Heroku XL, Cal Newport on following your passion, and Marc Benioff’s teenage affair with the Macintosh. What the Heck is Happening to Windows? Gates Spends Entire First Day Back in Office Trying to Install Windows 8.1 Spl...

In this long delayed episode we revisit our discussion on journalistic integrity, the results of the Salesforce Hackathon, Salesforce’s growth as a company, opinions on Microsofts Windows everywhere model, and touch a bit on NSA and its potential affect on the cloud industry. TWIT Podcast #434 Dirty Salesforce Hackathon How Not to Run a Hackathon Salesforce Rights The Dreamforce Hackathon Wrongs C...

In this episode we discuss the updated Force.com IDE, Salesforce1 for mobile devices, Salesforce new hire Keith Block, the Hour of Code campaign, CouchDB creator Damien Katz joins Salesforce, and Oracles purchase of Responsys. Force.com IDE Updated Salesforce1 Mobile Development S alesforce hires Keith Block The Hour of Code Please Don't Learn to Code Salesforce Hires CouchDB Creator Salesforce Mu...

In this episode Jeremy coins the term "Shell-Force” and we discuss the Shell Black Whiteboard YouTube video series, Amazon drones, Jeremy gets the new Retina iPad Mini, the Microsoft PawnStars Scroogled Chromebook ad, Salesforce.com hackathon, journalistic integrity, do you really need a PaaS solution, Marc Benioff offering to host Healthcare.gov, Salesforce field history retention pilot, thoughts...

In this episode we discuss the hype generated by the Salesforce Dreamforce conference, the Salesforce1 platform, what happened to the social enterprise, perspectives on what it means to be a customer company, HP Superpod, Salesforce $1M hackathon controversy, 10x more APIs, and Heroku1. Salesforce1 Platform Salesforce Keynotes HP Superpod Salesforce $1M Hackathon Controversy 10x More Salesforce AP...