#Salesforce Cloud 3.0

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Introduction to Salesforce Cloud 3.0 What our Post-Pandemic Future will Look like

Do you at any point consider what lies ahead? We realize that mass inoculation drive is speeding up, and we regularly wonder about our post-pandemic future. As of late, at the World Tour occasion in Singapore, Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff and COO Bret Taylor divulged their vision of things to come.

Additionally, Salesforce items, individuals, and viewpoints will assist you to assemble trust with your clients, work from anyplace and drive efficiency.

Salesforce Cloud 3.0: Where the future works

We realize that regardless of whether we get immunized, the danger of the infection will be still there. Additionally, workplaces, schools, cafés, are opening yet it isn't returning to the manner in which it was.

Moreover, The eventual fate of work will be all-advanced and work-from-anyplace, and this computerized world is fueling a significant development of the cloud.

Over the most recent 20 years, there have been two past advancements of the Cloud. Cloud 1.0 is an ideal model that demonstrated undertaking programming could be conveyed through a web program.

After ten years, with Cloud 2.0, the product climate was re-imagined by cell phones and informal communities.

Also, this is the ideal opportunity for significant advancement, Salesforce Cloud 3.0. The CRM goliath is working and teaming up from anyplace with Slack and Zoom, and obviously, Salesforce.

Marc Benioff CEO, and Chair, Salesforce, says, "We have needed to forcefully convey another magnanimity model, we had another occasion model, and we needed to make an entirely different working model for ourselves. This is another world. We're reconsidering how the future functions, together."

Additionally, Salesforce has spent the earlier year changing Customer 360 into the working framework for Salesforce Cloud 3.0.

The force of Hyperforce

Salesforce COO Bret Taylor depicted how Salesforce has advanced the Customer 360 stage for Cloud 3.0 with Hyperforce.

Regardless of whether you have a B2B organization or a B2C organization with a great many clients, Customer 360 encourages you to interface all your information, applications, and gadgets. Henceforth, This permits you to make a solitary wellspring of truth across Sales, Marketing, Service, and Commerce.

" Salesforce Hyperforce is perhaps the most energizing new advancements at Salesforce in the previous 20 years," said Taylor. "We've totally re-architected Salesforce to run on the public cloud. This is a major change for us. However, how's more significant is the thing that it helps every one of you – we can meet your clients where they are. What's more, on top of Hyperforce, we fabricated a solitary wellspring of truth."

We trust that you preferred this instructive blog. Do tell us your considerations on this! Additionally, we are a Salesforce counseling organization that spends significant time in Salesforce services. In the event that you need to actualize Salesforce into your business, we can help.

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Industria 4.0, cos’è?

Ormai da qualche anno ci ritroviamo nel mezzo della quarta rivoluzione industriale, un accozzaglia di parole per indicare che le industrie stanno iniziando ad adottare nuovi mezzi per far svolgere alle macchine dei lavori in maniera autonoma.

Per spiegare in modo chiaro cosa si intende per Industria 4.0 bisogna però fare un salto nella storia dei processi industriali, i quali si stanno evolvendo ormai fin dal 1700 con l’introduzione del vapore.

Più in là, verso la fine del 1800 le industrie vedono comparire nel mondo della produzione l’elettricità, un mezzo che ha velocizzato i processi in maniera esponenziale, tanto da definire questo periodo Seconda Rivoluzione Industriale.

L’avvento dell’Industria 3.0 è stato tanto rapido quanto rivoluzionario con l’introduzione dei computer nelle aziende alla fine del 1900, i quali sono riusciti a velocizzare le analisi dei dati e i controlli che le industrie erano spesso tenute a fare.

Foto di un computer portatile - Fonte: Lalmch da Pixabay

Infine, pochi anni fa, il progresso tecnologico è arrivato ad uno sviluppo così avanzato da riuscire ad automatizzare la maggior parte dei processi industriali, così le macchine non hanno più il bisogno di essere supervisionate dall’uomo, ma svolgono il loro compito grazie alle tecniche sviluppate negli anni e alla possibilità di riprodurle sistematicamente e senza lavoro aggiuntivo. 

Immagine che schematizza il collegamento tra i cloud e le nuove tecnologie - Fonte: Tumisu da Pixabay

Negli ultimi anni le aziende hanno iniziato a testare nuovi metodi innovativi per velocizzare le loro produzioni, fino ad arrivare all’utilizzo delle “tecnologie abilitanti” e delle “Smart Technologies” (che saranno l’argomento di un prossimo post) in grado di migliorare la qualità e la velocità delle produzioni, delle ricerche e delle promozioni aziendali. 

Come disse Marc Benioff nel 2016, CEO di Salesforce, famosa piattaforma che mette in contatto le aziende e i clienti in modo veloce ed efficace, sempre utilizzando le tecnologie dell’Industria 4.0:

“Speed is the new currency of business.” - Fonte: Diginomica.com

Con questo Benioff ha centrato in pieno il motivo dell’importanza che viene attribuita alla quarta rivoluzione industriale: aumentare la velocità e l’efficienza dei processi industriali.

L’industria 4.0 non è altro che l’ultima evoluzione della produzione industriale che ha come obiettivo quello di accelerare l’efficienza aziendale in modo da lasciare indietro tutti i competitors che non vedono la velocità come nuova forma di business.

di Gabriele Cirotto

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How To Choose The Right Software Outsourcing Partner?

According to a new survey from Gartner, Inc, “sixty-nine percent of boards of directors accelerated their digital business initiatives in the wake of COVID-19 disruption.”

Companies across industries are spending on digital innovation projects that involve developing and modernizing applications. While in-house development still remains popular, software outsourcing is also estimated to grow 5-20% annually.

Let’s look at the top benefits of software outsourcing:

·         Faster development

·         Access to specialist skills

·         Cost savings due to wage differentials

What are the criteria employed by companies when selecting their software outsourcing partner?

·         Availability of Onshore-Offshore-Nearshore Resources

·         Process and Security Certifications such as CMMI and ISO

·         Expertise in technologies such as Cloud, Web 3.0, Blockchain, AI/ML, RPA, and IIoT

·         Full Stack Developers, QA Analysts, Manual and Automation Testers, DevOps, and Cloud Engineers

·         DevOps and automation capabilities, access to web-based tools for project governance and code quality reviews

·         OEM Partnerships for technologies and platforms

Why Softura?

·         25+ years of experience in delivering 2500+ software development, integration, and modernization projects

·         CMMI Level-3 and ISO 27001 Certified company

·         Onshore-Offshore Teams comprising of 400+ engineers

·         OEM Partnerships with Microsoft, AWS, GCP, Cloudera, Hotdocs, Nintex, Oracle, SAP, Salesforce, and UiPath

·         Engineers certified for 9 Microsoft Gold Competencies

·         Agile DevOps and Agile Testing Frameworks and Tools for repeatable quality delivery

·         Reusable code libraries and frameworks to speed up development and reduce overall cost

·         Comprehensive Risk Management Framework

For more information, visit www.softura.com or contact Jim Edwards, Mobile 734.260.4929, JimE@Softura.com.

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Amazon Taking Over B2B Sales? Salesforce Cloud 3.0? CRM Revenue Blows Up! | This Week In Sales

Amazon Taking Over B2B Sales? Salesforce Cloud 3.0? CRM Revenue Blows Up! | This Week In Sales

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Cloud Billing Market by Component (Solutions, Services), Billing Type (Subscription, Usage-Based, One-Time, Others), Deployment Type, Service Model (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS), Organization Size, Vertical, and Region - Global Forecast to 2025 published on

https://www.sandlerresearch.org/cloud-billing-market-by-component-solutions-services-billing-type-subscription-usage-based-one-time-others-deployment-type-service-model-iaas-paas-saas-organization-size-vertical-and.html

Cloud Billing Market by Component (Solutions, Services), Billing Type (Subscription, Usage-Based, One-Time, Others), Deployment Type, Service Model (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS), Organization Size, Vertical, and Region - Global Forecast to 2025

“The global cloud billing market size to grow at a CAGR of 16.6% during the forecast period”

MarketsandMarkets estimates the global cloud billing market size would grow from USD 3.0 billion in 2020 to USD 6.5 billion by 2025, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 16.6% during the forecast period. The growth of the cloud billing market can be attributed to the increasing adoption of IoT, cloud computing, analytics, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), and other technologies.

The private cloud deployment type is expected to grow at a higher CAGR during the forecast period

The private cloud deployment model enables a company to have better control over its data and reduce risks, such as data loss and issues related to regulatory compliance. The private cloud is used in banking and financial institutions, large enterprises, and government organizations, where only authorized users can access the system. The demand for private cloud deployments by enterprises with compliance concerns is due to its security and control benefits. Service providers offering hosted private clouds help ensure the essentials of compliance with regulations, such as HIPAA and PCI, are met.

Telecommunication vertical to hold the highest market share in 2020

In recent years, the number of telecom subscribers has increased tremendously, leading to rising complexities in telecommunications business processes. Telecommunications companies are adopting digital transformation opportunities at a rapid pace to meet the growing customer demands and expectations, which makes this vertical the most significant vertical in terms of cloud adoption. The telecommunications industry vertical is experiencing increased data generation due to advancements in technologies such as 4G and 5G.

APAC to grow at the highest CAGR during the forecast period

Asia Pacific has witnessed the advanced and dynamic adoption of new technologies and is expected to record the highest CAGR during the forecast period. IT spending across organizations in the region is gradually increasing, which is expected to lead to a surge in the adoption of cloud billing solutions. China, India, Japan, and Australia & New Zealand (ANZ) are the leading countries in terms of the adoption of cloud billing solutions & services in the region. The increasing investments from the private sector, robust government support, and availability of a huge population are expected to drive the growth of new and emerging technologies in Asia Pacific.

By Company: Tier 1–26%, Tier 2–22%, and Tier 3–52%

By Designation: C-Level Executives–43%, Director Level–27%, and Others–30%

By Region: North America–40%, Europe–28%, APAC–25%, MEA – 4%, and Latin America – 3%

The cloud billing market comprises major solution providers, such as Oracle (US), SAP (Germany), Salesforce(US), Zuora(US), Aria System(US), BillingPlatform(US), Recurly(US), Jamcracker(US), Cerillion(UK), CGI(Canada), ConnectWise(US), Zoho(India), AppDirect(US), CloudBilling(Netherlands), Chargebee(US), RecVue(US), Cloud Assert(US), CloudXchange.io(India), and Chargify(US). The study includes an in-depth competitive analysis of key players in the cloud billing market with their company profiles, recent developments, COVID-19 developments, and key market strategies.

Research Coverage

The cloud billing market revenue is primarily classified into revenues from solutions and services. Revenue generated from billing type is associated with cloud billing solutions. Further, services revenue is associated variety of services such as managed services, integration and implementation, consulting, and support and maintenance. The market is also segmented based on component, service model, billing type, organization size, industry vertical, and region.

Key benefits of the report

The report would help the market leaders/new entrants in this market with the information on the closest approximations of the revenue numbers for the overall cloud billing market and the sub segments. This report would help stakeholders understand the competitive landscape and gain insights to better position their businesses and plan suitable go-to-market strategies. The report would help stakeholders understand the pulse of the market and provide them with information on the key market drivers, restraints, challenges, opportunities, and COVID-19 impact.

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Dfinity launches an open-source platform aimed at the social networking giants

When Dfinity raised $102 million in funding in 2018 at a $2 billion valuation in a round jointly led by Andreessen Horowitz and Polychain Capital, it was thought of as a step change in the world of blockchain technology. In an area that was synonymous with generating a lot of headlines around cryptocurrency speculation, this was a shift in focus, looking instead at the architecture behind Bitcoin, Ethereum and the rest, and how it could be used for more than just “mining,” distributing and using new financial instruments — with a major, mainstream VC backing the idea, no less.

Dfinity launched with a very lofty goal: to build what it called the “Internet Computer”: a decentralized and non-proprietary network to run the next generation of mega-applications. It dubbed this public network “Cloud 3.0”.

Now, it looks like this Cloud is now about to break.

In Davos this week, Dfinity launched the Bronze edition of its Internet Computer, a limited release that takes the startup one step closer to its full commercial release, expected later this year.

And to prove out the concept of how an application would run on its new network, Dfinity today demonstrated an open social network called LinkedUp.

The startup has rather cheekily called this “an open version of LinkedIn,” the Microsoft-owned social network for professionals. Unlike LinkedIn, LinkedUp, which runs on any browser, is not owned or controlled by a corporate entity.

LinkedUp is built on Dfinity’s so-called Internet Computer, its name for the platform it is building to distribute the next generation of software and open internet services.

The software is hosted directly on the internet on a Switzerland-based independent data center, but in the concept of the Internet Computer, it could be hosted at your house or mine: the compute power to run the application — LinkedUp, in this case — is coming not from Amazon AWS, Google Cloud or Microsoft Azure, but is instead based on the distributed architecture that Dfinity is building.

Specifically, Dfinity notes that when enterprises and developers run their web apps and enterprise systems on the Internet Computer, the content is decentralised across a minimum of four or a maximum of an unlimited number of nodes in Dfinity’s global network of independent data centers.

And while the company initially was described as a blockchain-based system, that’s also had some refinement. A spokesperson describes the Internet Computer as a “next-generation distributed computing system — similar to its Mainframe, Client Server, and Public Cloud predecessors” that is based on cryptography.

“While DFINITY is not building a traditional blockchain/smart contract platform, it uses advanced cryptography in its consensus layer [of the Internet Computer stack] to ensure apps and workloads have the same security guarantees as Bitcoin or Ethereum,” the spokesperson added, “but its network of independent data centres ensures the speed and scale required by corporates and entrepreneurs.” The Internet Computer also has governance tokens to ensure the ownership of the technology is distributed, he said.

LinkedUp is a test case for all of this, and so Dfinity is open-sourcing LinkedUp for developers to create other types of open internet services on the structure it has built.

This “open social network for professional profiles” suggests that, on Dfinity’s model, one could create an “Open WhatsApp,” “Open eBay,” “Open Salesforce” or “Open Facebook.”

(Good news, since LinkedIn might not be so happy about a lookalike service with a name and layout that also looks very familiar, were it to go much further as a commercial endeavor. “While we can’t comment specifically on any proposed trademark, LinkedIn does monitor and take action as necessary to protect our trademarks,” a spokesperson said.)

“Big tech has hijacked the internet and stifled innovation by owning the proprietary infrastructure and user relationships,” said Dominic Williams, founder and chief scientist at Dfinity in a statement. “As a result, a handful of for-profit companies have created a monopolistic and closed internet. The Internet Computer provides a means to rebuild internet services in open form.”

So perhaps what we should be calling this is not LinkedUp, but more a new sort of “Linux for the cloud.”

Dfinity claims the application was built by “1.5 engineers in three weeks,” thus demonstrating how easy the infrastructure is to use.

The tools include a Canister Software Developer Kit and a simple programming language called Motoko that is optimized for Dfinity’s Internet Computer.

“The Internet Computer is conceived as an alternative to the $3.8 trillion legacy IT stack, and empowers the next-generation of developers to build a new breed of tamper-proof enterprise software systems and open internet services. We are democratizing software development,” Williams said. “The Bronze release of the Internet Computer provides developers and enterprises a glimpse into the infinite possibilities of building on the Internet Computer — which also reflects the strength of the Dfinity team we have built so far.”

Dfinity says its “Internet Computer Protocol” allows for a new type of software called autonomous software, which can guarantee permanent APIs that cannot be revoked. When all these open internet services (e.g. open versions of WhatsApp, Facebook, eBay, Salesforce, etc.) are combined with other open software and services it creates “mutual network effects” where everyone benefits.

We quizzed Dfinity a little more on all this and asked whether this was an actual launch.

A spokesperson told us: “Since our first major milestone of launching a terminal-based SDK and new programming language called Motoko — by the co-creator of WebAssembly — on 1 November, DFINITY has released 13 new public versions of the SDK, to our second major milestone [at WEF Davos] of demoing a decentralized web app called LinkedUp on the Internet Computer running on an independent data center in Switzerland. Subsequent milestones towards the public launch of the Internet Computer will involve (1) on-boarding a global network of independent data centers, (2) fully tested economic system, and (3) fully tested Network Nervous Systems for configuration and upgrades.”

It also looks like Dfinity will not be raising more money just yet.

But the question is how they plan to woo people to it? “Dfinity has been working with a select group of Fortune 500 companies, strategic consultancies, systems integrators, venture capitalists, and universities,” the company said.

We are not sure that will quite suffice to take out Facebook, LinkedIn and all the other tech giants, but we’re fascinated to see how this plays out.

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Dfinity launches an open-source platform aimed at the social networking giants

When Dfinity raised $102 million in funding in 2018 at a $2 billion valuation in a round jointly led by Andreessen Horowitz and Polychain Capital, it was thought of as a step change in the world of blockchain technology. In an area that was synonymous with generating a lot of headlines around cryptocurrency speculation, this was a shift in focus, looking instead at the architecture behind Bitcoin, Ethereum and the rest, and how it could be used for more than just “mining,” distributing and using new financial instruments — with a major, mainstream VC backing the idea, no less.

Dfinity launched with a very lofty goal: to build what it called the “Internet Computer”: a decentralized and non-proprietary network to run the next generation of mega-applications. It dubbed this public network “Cloud 3.0”.

Now, it looks like this Cloud is now about to break.

In Davos this week, Dfinity launched the Bronze edition of its Internet Computer, a limited release that takes the startup one step closer to its full commercial release, expected later this year.

And to prove out the concept of how an application would run on its new network, Dfinity today demonstrated an open social network called LinkedUp.

The startup has rather cheekily called this “an open version of LinkedIn,” the Microsoft-owned social network for professionals. Unlike LinkedIn, LinkedUp, which runs on any browser, is not owned or controlled by a corporate entity.

LinkedUp is built on Dfinity’s so-called Internet Computer, its name for the platform it is building to distribute the next generation of software and open internet services.

The software is hosted directly on the internet on a Switzerland-based independent data center, but in the concept of the Internet Computer, it could be hosted at your house or mine: the compute power to run the application — LinkedUp, in this case — is coming not from Amazon AWS, Google Cloud or Microsoft Azure, but is instead based on the distributed architecture that Dfinity is building.

Specifically, Dfinity notes that when enterprises and developers run their web apps and enterprise systems on the Internet Computer, the content is decentralised across a minimum of four or a maximum of an unlimited number of nodes in Dfinity’s global network of independent data centers.

And while the company initially was described as a blockchain-based system, that’s also had some refinement. A spokesperson describes the Internet Computer as a “next-generation distributed computing system — similar to its Mainframe, Client Server, and Public Cloud predecessors” that is based on cryptography.

“While DFINITY is not building a traditional blockchain/smart contract platform, it uses advanced cryptography in its consensus layer [of the Internet Computer stack] to ensure apps and workloads have the same security guarantees as Bitcoin or Ethereum,” the spokesperson added, “but its network of independent data centres ensures the speed and scale required by corporates and entrepreneurs.” The Internet Computer also has governance tokens to ensure the ownership of the technology is distributed, he said.

LinkedUp is a test case for all of this, and so Dfinity is open-sourcing LinkedUp for developers to create other types of open internet services on the structure it has built.

This “open social network for professional profiles” suggests that, on Dfinity’s model, one could create an “Open WhatsApp,” “Open eBay,” “Open Salesforce” or “Open Facebook.”

(Good news, since LinkedIn might not be so happy about a lookalike service with a name and layout that also looks very familiar, were it to go much further as a commercial endeavor. “While we can’t comment specifically on any proposed trademark, LinkedIn does monitor and take action as necessary to protect our trademarks,” a spokesperson said.)

“Big tech has hijacked the internet and stifled innovation by owning the proprietary infrastructure and user relationships,” said Dominic Williams, founder and chief scientist at Dfinity in a statement. “As a result, a handful of for-profit companies have created a monopolistic and closed internet. The Internet Computer provides a means to rebuild internet services in open form.”

So perhaps what we should be calling this is not LinkedUp, but more a new sort of “Linux for the cloud.”

Dfinity claims the application was built by “1.5 engineers in three weeks,” thus demonstrating how easy the infrastructure is to use.

The tools include a Canister Software Developer Kit and a simple programming language called Motoko that is optimized for Dfinity’s Internet Computer.

“The Internet Computer is conceived as an alternative to the $3.8 trillion legacy IT stack, and empowers the next-generation of developers to build a new breed of tamper-proof enterprise software systems and open internet services. We are democratizing software development,” Williams said. “The Bronze release of the Internet Computer provides developers and enterprises a glimpse into the infinite possibilities of building on the Internet Computer — which also reflects the strength of the Dfinity team we have built so far.”

Dfinity says its “Internet Computer Protocol” allows for a new type of software called autonomous software, which can guarantee permanent APIs that cannot be revoked. When all these open internet services (e.g. open versions of WhatsApp, Facebook, eBay, Salesforce, etc.) are combined with other open software and services it creates “mutual network effects” where everyone benefits.

We quizzed Dfinity a little more on all this and asked whether this was an actual launch.

A spokesperson told us: “Since our first major milestone of launching a terminal-based SDK and new programming language called Motoko — by the co-creator of WebAssembly — on 1 November, DFINITY has released 13 new public versions of the SDK, to our second major milestone [at WEF Davos] of demoing a decentralized web app called LinkedUp on the Internet Computer running on an independent data center in Switzerland. Subsequent milestones towards the public launch of the Internet Computer will involve (1) on-boarding a global network of independent data centers, (2) fully tested economic system, and (3) fully tested Network Nervous Systems for configuration and upgrades.”

It also looks like Dfinity will not be raising more money just yet.

But the question is how they plan to woo people to it? “Dfinity has been working with a select group of Fortune 500 companies, strategic consultancies, systems integrators, venture capitalists, and universities,” the company said.

We are not sure that will quite suffice to take out Facebook, LinkedIn and all the other tech giants, but we’re fascinated to see how this plays out.

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Dfinity launches an open source platform aimed at the social networking giants

When Dfinity raised $102 million in funding in 2018 at a $2 billion valuation in a round jointly led by Andreessen Horowitz and Polychain Capital, it was thought of as a step change in the world of blockchain technology. In an area that was  synonymous generating a lot of headlines around cryptocurrency speculation, this was a shift in focus, looking instead at the architecture behind Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the rest, and how it could be used for more than just “mining”, distributing and using new financial instruments — with a major, mainstream VC backing the idea, no less.

Dfinity launched with a very lofty goal: to build what it called the “Internet Computer”: a decentralized and non-proprietary network to run the next generation of mega-applications. It dubbed this public network “Cloud 3.0”.

Now, looks like this is Cloud is now about to break.

In Davos this week, Dfinity launched the Bronze edition of its Internet Computer, a limited release that takes the startup one step closer to its full commercial release, expected later this year.

And to prove out the concept of how an application would run on its new network, Dfinity today demonstrated an open social network called LinkedUp.

The start-up has rather cheekily called this “an open version of LinkedIn,” the Microsoft-owned social network for professional. Unlike LikedIn, LinkedUp — which runs on any browser, is not owned or controlled by a corporate entity.

LinkedUp is built on Dfinity’s co-called Internet Computer, its name for the platform it is building to distribute the next generation of software and open internet services.

The software is hosted directly on the internet on a Switzerland-based independent data center, but in the concept of the Internet Computer, it could be hosted at your house or mine: the compute power to run the application — LinkedUp, in this case — is coming not from Amazon AWS, Google Cloud or Microsoft Azure, and is instead based on the distributed architecture that Dfinity is building.

Dfinity is open-sourcing LinkedUp for developers to create other types of open internet services on the structure it has built. This ‘open social network for professional profiles’ suggests that, on Difinity’s opensource software, one could create an ‘Open WhatsApp’, ‘Open eBay’, ‘Open Salesforce’, or ‘Open Facebook’.

(Good news, since LinkedIn might not be so happy about a lookalike service with a name and layout that also looks very familiar. “While we can’t comment specifically on any proposed trademark, LinkedIn does monitor and take action as necessary to protect our trademarks,” a spokesperson said.)

“Big tech has hijacked the internet and stifled innovation by owning the proprietary infrastructure and user relationships,” said Dominic Williams, Founder and Chief Scientist at Dfinity in a statement. “As a result, a handful of for-profit companies have created a monopolistic and closed internet. The Internet Computer provides a means to rebuild internet services in open form.”

So perhaps what we should be calling this is not LinkedUp, but more a new sort of “Linux for the cloud”.

Dfinity claims the application was built by “1.5 engineers in three weeks,” thus demonstrating how easy the infrastructure is to use.

The tools include a Canister Software Developer Kit and a simple programming language called Motoko that is optimized for Dfinity’s Internet Computer.

“The Internet Computer is conceived as an alternative to the $3.8 trillion dollar legacy IT stack, and empower the next-generation of developers to build a new breed of tamper-proof enterprise software systems and open internet services. We are democratizing software development,” Williams said. “The Bronze release of the Internet Computer provides developers and enterprises a glimpse into the infinite possibilities of building on the Internet Computer — which also reflects the strength of the Dfinity team we have built so far.”

Dfinity says its “Internet Computer Protocol” allows for a new type of software called autonomous software, which can guarantee permanent APIs that cannot be revoked. When all these open internet services (e.g., open versions of WhatsApp, Facebook, eBay, Salesforce, etc) are combined with other open software and services it creates “mutual network effects” where everyone benefits.

We quizzed Dfinity a little more on all this and asked whether this was an actual launch.

A spokesperson told us: “Since our first major milestone of launching a terminal-based SDK and new programming language called Motoko — by the co-creator of WebAssembly — on 1 November, DFINITY has released 13 new public versions of the SDK, to our second major milestone [at WEF Davos] of demoing a decentralized web app called LinkedUp on the Internet Computer running on an independent data center in Switzerland. Subsequent milestones towards the public launch of the Internet Computer will involve (1) on-boarding a global network of independent data centers, (2) fully tested economic system, and (3) fully tested Network Nervous Systems for configuration and upgrades.”

It also looks like Dfinity will not be raising more money just yet.

But the question is how they plan to woo people to it? “Dfinity has been working with a select group of Fortune 500 companies, strategic consultancies, systems integrators, venture capitalists, and universities,” the company said.

We are not sure that will quite suffice to take out Facebook, LinkedIn and all the other tech giants, but we’re fascinated to see how this plays out.

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Global Insight Engines Market Forecast by Technology, Application, Dynamics, Development Trends and Outlook 2019-2026

Global insight engines market is expected to register a healthy CAGR of 24.1% in the forecast period of 2019 to 2026.

The Insight Engines can be defined as new solution that used for extracting the valuable insights from the data provided by the users or business. These insights further incorporate in the business process for taking the decision for business that helps business to stay competitive in the market. For performing this task these insights engines uses methods of artificial intelligence for collecting corporate knowledge, and gaining insights from the information provided by business.

Competitive Analysis: Insight Engines Market

Some of the prominent participants operating in insight engines market are

IBM

Microsoft

Oracle

Attivio

Sinequa

Coveo Solutions Inc.

Celonis, Funnelback

IntraFind Inc.

Lucidworks

Insight engines

Segmentation: Insight Engines Market

The global insight engines market is segmented into following notable segments which are insight type, deployment type, component, organization size, application, and industry vertical.

On the basis of insight type, the market is segmented into prescriptive insights, predictive insights, and descriptive insights. In 2018, Predictive Insights segment is likely to dominate market share and estimated to grow with the highest CAGR in the forecast period of 2019 to 2026.

On the basis of deployment type, the market is segmented into cloud and on-premises. In 2018, cloud market is likely to dominate the market share and is estimated to grow with the highest CAGR in the forecast period of 2019 to 2026.

On the basis of component, the market is segmented into tools and services. The services are sub-segmented into professional services and managed services. The professional services are further sub-segmented into support and maintenance, consulting services and deployment and integration. In 2018, tool market is likely to dominate market share and estimated to grow with the highest CAGR in the forecast period of 2019 to 2026.

In September 2018, IBM Corporation had launched an AI-powered insight engines for customer relationship management, in partnership with Salesforce. These services help salesforce’s customer-focused platform integrates with Watson’s Neuro-linguistic programming. This insight engines further helps salesforce to resolve customer issues.

In December, In June 2017, Attivio had introduced a new version of cognitive search and insight platform. This version integrates machine learning and natural language processing which further help enterprises fuel every decision and action with insight.

In 2018, San-Francisco based start-up launched an Insight Engine 3.0 version which had latest software implemented in it such as machine learning, human knowledge, artificial intelligence and NLP which is beneficial in providing detection services in cybersecurity. The insight engine is also made for on premise security with cloud-enabled intelligence for data-health monitoring technology.

Recent developments:

In June 2018, IBM had updated analytics platform system. This system is based on system is based on SQL Server which means workloads is on-premises. This system provides better performance and security to the data.

In June 2018, Lucidworks entered into partnership with Commvault. The aim of the partnership is that both companies work together to develop analytics solution that integrated with AI technology. This help organizations draw valuable data from data assets, that results in smart data experiences that provide insights which help in organization to gain productivity and increased business agility.

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Latest Report Examines Global Insight Engines Market by 2026 with Major Players

The Insight Engines can be defined as new solution that used for extracting the valuable insights from the data provided by the users or business. These insights further incorporate in the business process for taking the decision for business that helps business to stay competitive in the market. For performing this task these insights engines uses methods of artificial intelligence for collecting corporate knowledge, and gaining insights from the information provided by business.

Global insight engines market is expected to register a healthy CAGR of 24.1% in the forecast period of 2019 to 2026.

Competitive Analysis: Insight Engines Market

Some of the prominent participants operating in insight engines market are

IBM

Microsoft

Oracle

Attivio

Sinequa

Coveo Solutions Inc.

Celonis, Funnelback

IntraFind Inc.

Lucidworks

Insight engines

Segmentation: Insight Engines Market

The global insight engines market is segmented into following notable segments which are insight type, deployment type, component, organization size, application, and industry vertical.

On the basis of insight type, the market is segmented into prescriptive insights, predictive insights, and descriptive insights. In 2018, Predictive Insights segment is likely to dominate market share and estimated to grow with the highest CAGR in the forecast period of 2019 to 2026.

On the basis of deployment type, the market is segmented into cloud and on-premises. In 2018, cloud market is likely to dominate the market share and is estimated to grow with the highest CAGR in the forecast period of 2019 to 2026.

On the basis of component, the market is segmented into tools and services. The services are sub-segmented into professional services and managed services. The professional services are further sub-segmented into support and maintenance, consulting services and deployment and integration. In 2018, tool market is likely to dominate market share and estimated to grow with the highest CAGR in the forecast period of 2019 to2026.

In September 2018, IBM Corporation had launched an AI-powered insight engines for customer relationship management, in partnership with Salesforce. These services help salesforce’s customer-focused platform integrates with Watson’s Neuro-linguistic programming. This insight engines further helps salesforce to resolve customer issues.

In December, In June 2017, Attivio had introduced a new version of cognitive search and insight platform. This version integrates machine learning and natural language processing which further help enterprises fuel every decision and action with insight.

In 2018, San-Francisco based start-up launched an Insight Engine 3.0 version which had latest software implemented in it such as machine learning, human knowledge, artificial intelligence and NLP which is beneficial in providing detection services in cybersecurity. The insight engine is also made for on premise security with cloud-enabled intelligence for data-health monitoring technology.

Recent developments:

In June 2018, IBM had updated analytics platform system. This system is based on system is based on SQL Server which means workloads is on-premises. This system provides better performance and security to the data.

In June 2018, Lucidworks entered into partnership with Commvault. The aim of the partnership is that both companies work together to develop analytics solution that integrated with AI technology. This help organizations draw valuable data from data assets, that results in smart data experiences that provide insights which help in organization to gain productivity and increased business agility.

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How Did The SaaS Market Perform In 2018?

Software as a Service (SaaS) has become an essential part of how modern businesses operate. According to a report by Business Wire, the SaaS market is anticipated to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 21.2% during the forecast period 2018-2023. In fact, 2018 was a poster year for SaaS organizations as a whole because it saw several high-growth SaaS companies going public. As a SaaS company, we are constantly looking for up to date information on what’s happening in the global SaaS market. We figured there’d be other startups like us who would be interested in this information. Hence we thought we’d publish our research data along with our inferences from it. Feel free to share your feedback and comments. We believe that the cloud market is a precursor to the overall SaaS market because cloud is the platform that makes SaaS a reality. We have therefore presented several data points from the cloud market as an indicator of SaaS market performance. If we classify the SaaS model based on the deployment model, it can be categorized into a public cloud, private cloud, and hybrid cloud. Cloud computing forecasts and market estimates showcase that the global cloud market is going to increase exponentially as more and more companies are trying to employ the cloud model in their infrastructure. Let’s have a look at how the SaaS market performed in 2018. Cloud business contributing to the bottom line Recently, Gartner released its latest cloud forecast, which predicted that the market will grow by 17.3 percent in 2019. Cloud system infrastructure services, which is the fastest-growing segment or infrastructure as a service (IaaS) — is predicted to grow by 27.6 percent in 2019. The Worldwide Public Cloud Services Market is projected to grow to a total of $206.2B, up from $175.8B in 2018 according to Gartner. In 2018, the market will grow a healthy 21% up from $145.3B in 2017 according to the research and advisory firm. Though an e-commerce company originally, the business model of Amazon has undergone a rapid transformation in recent years. To the surprise of many, the prime business of Amazon is neither its e-commerce business or Amazon Prime, but a B2B cloud service called Amazon Web Services (AWS). In Q1, services accounted for 40% of Amazon’s revenue, up from 26% three years earlier. In Q2, AWS, the leader in the cloud infrastructure market, accounted for 55% of Amazon’s operating profit, despite contributing only 12 percent to the company’s net sales. The total revenue contribution of AWS in the company’s balance sheet amounted to $6.1 billion. While AWS comprises 41.5% of application workloads in the public cloud, a close competitor Microsoft Azure is steadily catching up. In its recent Q4 FY 2018 earnings report, Microsoft reported that revenue generated from Azure grew at 89% compared to Q1 FY 2017, marking a growth rate almost as twice as that of AWS.

Source: Statista Shift from on-premise data centers to cloud computing Followed by AWS, the most popular cloud infrastructure platform, Azure currently has a market share of 29.4%considering the installed base. Google Cloud Platform ambles with 3.0% of the application workloads followed by other players such as IBM and Rackspace consisting of 20.7% of the market.

A whopping 80% of the enterprises are both, running apps on or experimenting with AWS as the favored cloud platform followed by 67% of the enterprises who’re using Microsoft Azure. In 2018, enterprise adoption of Microsoft Azure saw a stupendous growth from 43% to 58%, attaining a 35% CAGR while AWS adoption increased from 59% to 68%. The figures themselves conform to the fact that enterprises are gradually shifting their data from in-house data centers to the cloud, primarily because CIOs and business leaders have begun to understand the transformational aspect of cloud computing for their businesses. To state a few examples, Capital One has hosted the bank’s mobile app on AWS; GE Oil & Gas is migrating most of its computing and storage capacity to the public cloud to reduce risks associated with operations as well as to optimize cost; Maersk is migrating its legacy systems to cloud to optimize processes while enabling advanced analytics to streamline operations.

Source – Statista and RightScale An exponential increase in CAGR in Enterprise SaaS market Microsoft leads the SaaS market with a market share of over 17% and an annual growth of 45%. The total enterprise SaaS market as a whole is presently generating $20 billion in quarterly revenues and the number is growing at a CAGR of 32%. According to data from Synergy Research Group, Salesforce remains the dominant player in CRM, but this segment is relatively low growth compared to other SaaS segments, enabling Microsoft to pull ahead in the overall SaaS market owing to its leadership in the high-growth collaboration segment.

  If we look at the sector-wise maturity of adoption of cloud platform, financial services lead the pack with a median adoption rate of 19%. The growth is commendable when compared to other sectors like insurance and healthcare. However, on an average, enterprise cloud adoption remains low, at around 20%. The reason for this is  that although SaaS solutions have become popular for various business functions like marketing, sales, and HR, there is a lack of mature solutions for core business processes such as online banking in financial services. Series of acquisitions in SaaS There were about 169 acquisitions at an average amount of $1.3B in 2018 alone! Topping the list is German enterprise software giant SAP SE acquiring survey software specialist Qualtrics International Inc. for a hefty $8 billion. Next in the list is the acquisition of GitHub, a code repository host, and development platform by Microsoft for $7.5 billion. These are followed by the acquisition of MuleSoft by Salesforce, acquisition of Marketo by Adobe, CallidusCloud by SAP and the list goes on. What does this mean for the SaaS Market? In an interview with CNBC, Nadella stated, Microsoft is a developer-first company, and by joining forces with GitHub we strengthen our commitment to developer freedom, openness, and innovation. Looking at the events preceding the acquisition, Microsoft was the number one open-source contributor to GitHub in 2016, beating out other tech giants like Google and Facebook. In 2017, more than 1,300 Microsoft employees actively contributed to 825 top GitHub repos. Looking at the past events, it looks like the acquisition was a key strategic decision made by Microsoft, considering the fact that Azure and AWS have historically been two of the largest competitors in this space and Github might provide Microsoft access to a pool of vastly talented developers which in turn would push its future plans. Moving on, perhaps the biggest example which reflects the value of using advanced automation to support the buyer’s journey is Adobe’s acquisition of Marketo, which marks this acquisition as Adobe’s continuing rapid growth in MAP (Marketing Automation Platform). The combination of Adobe and Marketo offers significant possibilities to B2B marketers thus empowering them to integrate one-to-one marketing and real-time personalization with great digital design and experiences in their marketing campaigns. The examples demonstrate a particular trend. Organizations are investing in SaaS platforms to refine their digital customer experience, achieve strategic and business goals and improve employee productivity. Valuation of the SaaS companies In an interesting analysis by Tomasz Tunguz in his latest blog,  he presents a study of the median PE ratio for public SaaS companies since 2014. The market stood at a forward multiple of 7.7x in February 2014 followed by a long descent to 3.3x in 2016. The market moved to a new high of 9.5x in September 2018 but then further fell to 7.1x.

Source: Tomasz Tunguz Let’s have a look at the distribution of forward multiples in March 2018 followed by an Annual Change in forward multiple over the last 12 months.

Source: Tomasz Tunguz

Source: Tomasz Tunguz As evident from the above graph, SaaS companies like Atlassian, Okta and Alteryx have benefited from multiple expansions over the last 12 months. If we look at the implications for early-stage startups, venture investments have been strong in 2018 and would continue with the trends in 2019.0 Rising interest rates can escalate venture debt which would further affect the exit markets. Though the shadow of recession is lurking and there is volatility in the public markets, SaaS companies are still some of the most expensive equities around which of course is a positive indication for startups. Conclusion The overall performance of the SaaS industry in 2018 can be summarized as follows: The cloud market will grow 17.3 percent in 2019 to $206.2B. In 2018, cloud business contributed to the bottom line of companies like Amazon and Microsoft, the leaders in cloud infrastructure systems. In 2018, enterprise adoption of Microsoft Azure saw a stupendous growth from 43% to 58% attaining a 35% CAGR while AWS adoption increased from 59% to 68%, thus substantiating the fact that companies are actually shifting their on-premise systems to cloud. The total enterprise SaaS market as a whole is presently generating $20 Billion in quarterly revenues and the number is growing at a CAGR of 32%. the market is predicted to expand exponentially in the subsequent years. Increase in IT infrastructure spending has witnessed a year-over-year growth of 10.9% with a total worth of $52.3 billion in 2018. TPC market is growing at a fast pace and will experience a compound annual growth rate of 29.2%, reaching $262.4B by 2027. Acquisition of various SaaS companies saw a new high with an average investment amount of $1.3 billion. Also, the market is volatile right now but SaaS companies still remain one of the most expensive equities around Thus overall the growth in SaaS market across different segments was positive and the numbers are expected to increase manifold by 2020. Read the full article

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Dfinity Raises $102 Million in Investment Round to Disrupt Cloud Space

Dfinity, a distributed ledger technology start-up dubbed the “world computer,” has announced it has raised $102 million in an investment round led by venture capitalist firm Andreessen Horowitz.

Decentralized Cloud Startup Dfinity Raises $102 Million to Develop Cloud 3.0

Based in Zug, Switzerland, aka ‘Crypto Valley‘, Dfinity’s value proposition includes the development of a decentralized “internet computer that will become the cloud 3.0.” This is promised to cut the costs of running cloud-based business applications by 90 percent. The ambitious nonprofit foundation intends to reinvent computing with a cheaper, decentralized alternative, capable of challenging leading platforms such as Amazon Web Services and Salesforce.

The $102 million raised this week – also with money from crypto hedge fund Polychain Capital, SV Angel, Village Global, Aspect Ventures, Multicoin Capital, Scalar Capital, Amino Capital, KR1, as well as community members – will be used to expand human resources and fund other initiatives, founder Dominic Williams told CNBC.

Horowitz’s partner Chris Dixon acknowledges the early stage context of the project, which has the potential to disrupt the cloud space and to solve the problem of scalability. This is the greatest challenge for distributed ledger technology companies.

“We are excited to back Dfinity’s Internet Computer and their vision to host the world’s next generation of software and services on a public network. The Internet Computer is on track to become a critical piece of the future technology stack. This is groundbreaking and a real testament to Dominic and the incredible team at Dfinity.”

Software Computation is 720 Faster Than Bitcoin, Dfinity Claims

According to the company, its network is already able to finalize software computations in under five seconds, a revolutionary speed when compared to the 3,600 seconds and 600 seconds that Bitcoin and Ethereum take to process information, respectively. As founder Williams uses the funds raised to hire talent, the ambitious cloud 3.0 may come closer to reality and threaten Amazon’s cloud services business.

In addition to Williams, the team developing the decentralized computing cloud includes head of engineering Timo Hanke, who created AsicBoost to increase the efficiency of Bitcoin mining, senior researcher Mahnush Movahedi, and ex-Google Ben Lynn and Andreas Rossberg.

Dfinity aims to first get traction at an academic and startup level with its soon-to-be launched private version for testing before opening the network to the public in 2019. Ethereum, with a market capitalization of $29 billion (nearly 13% of the total cryptocurrency market), may also see its place challenged by newcomer Dfinity.

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Dfinity Raises $102 Million in Investment Round to Disrupt Cloud Space

Dfinity, a distributed ledger technology start-up dubbed the “world computer,” has announced it has raised $102 million in an investment round led by venture capitalist firm Andreessen Horowitz.

Decentralized Cloud Startup Dfinity Raises $102 Million to Develop Cloud 3.0

Based in Zug, Switzerland, aka ‘Crypto Valley‘, Dfinity’s value proposition includes the development of a decentralized “internet computer that will become the cloud 3.0.” This is promised to cut the costs of running cloud-based business applications by 90 percent. The ambitious nonprofit foundation intends to reinvent computing with a cheaper, decentralized alternative, capable of challenging leading platforms such as Amazon Web Services and Salesforce.

The $102 million raised this week – also with money from crypto hedge fund Polychain Capital, SV Angel, Village Global, Aspect Ventures, Multicoin Capital, Scalar Capital, Amino Capital, KR1, as well as community members – will be used to expand human resources and fund other initiatives, founder Dominic Williams told CNBC.

Horowitz’s partner Chris Dixon acknowledges the early stage context of the project, which has the potential to disrupt the cloud space and to solve the problem of scalability. This is the greatest challenge for distributed ledger technology companies.

“We are excited to back Dfinity’s Internet Computer and their vision to host the world’s next generation of software and services on a public network. The Internet Computer is on track to become a critical piece of the future technology stack. This is groundbreaking and a real testament to Dominic and the incredible team at Dfinity.”

Software Computation is 720 Faster Than Bitcoin, Dfinity Claims

According to the company, its network is already able to finalize software computations in under five seconds, a revolutionary speed when compared to the 3,600 seconds and 600 seconds that Bitcoin and Ethereum take to process information, respectively. As founder Williams uses the funds raised to hire talent, the ambitious cloud 3.0 may come closer to reality and threaten Amazon’s cloud services business.

In addition to Williams, the team developing the decentralized computing cloud includes head of engineering Timo Hanke, who created AsicBoost to increase the efficiency of Bitcoin mining, senior researcher Mahnush Movahedi, and ex-Google Ben Lynn and Andreas Rossberg.

Dfinity aims to first get traction at an academic and startup level with its soon-to-be launched private version for testing before opening the network to the public in 2019. Ethereum, with a market capitalization of $29 billion (nearly 13% of the total cryptocurrency market), may also see its place challenged by newcomer Dfinity.

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Dfinity Raises $102 Million in Investment Round to Disrupt Cloud Space

Dfinity, a distributed ledger technology start-up dubbed the “world computer,” has announced it has raised $102 million in an investment round led by venture capitalist firm Andreessen Horowitz.

Decentralized Cloud Startup Dfinity Raises $102 Million to Develop Cloud 3.0

Based in Zug, Switzerland, aka ‘Crypto Valley‘, Dfinity’s value proposition includes the development of a decentralized “internet computer that will become the cloud 3.0.” This is promised to cut the costs of running cloud-based business applications by 90 percent. The ambitious nonprofit foundation intends to reinvent computing with a cheaper, decentralized alternative, capable of challenging leading platforms such as Amazon Web Services and Salesforce.

The $102 million raised this week – also with money from crypto hedge fund Polychain Capital, SV Angel, Village Global, Aspect Ventures, Multicoin Capital, Scalar Capital, Amino Capital, KR1, as well as community members – will be used to expand human resources and fund other initiatives, founder Dominic Williams told CNBC.

Horowitz’s partner Chris Dixon acknowledges the early stage context of the project, which has the potential to disrupt the cloud space and to solve the problem of scalability. This is the greatest challenge for distributed ledger technology companies.

“We are excited to back Dfinity’s Internet Computer and their vision to host the world’s next generation of software and services on a public network. The Internet Computer is on track to become a critical piece of the future technology stack. This is groundbreaking and a real testament to Dominic and the incredible team at Dfinity.”

Software Computation is 720 Faster Than Bitcoin, Dfinity Claims

According to the company, its network is already able to finalize software computations in under five seconds, a revolutionary speed when compared to the 3,600 seconds and 600 seconds that Bitcoin and Ethereum take to process information, respectively. As founder Williams uses the funds raised to hire talent, the ambitious cloud 3.0 may come closer to reality and threaten Amazon’s cloud services business.

In addition to Williams, the team developing the decentralized computing cloud includes head of engineering Timo Hanke, who created AsicBoost to increase the efficiency of Bitcoin mining, senior researcher Mahnush Movahedi, and ex-Google Ben Lynn and Andreas Rossberg.

Dfinity aims to first get traction at an academic and startup level with its soon-to-be launched private version for testing before opening the network to the public in 2019. Ethereum, with a market capitalization of $29 billion (nearly 13% of the total cryptocurrency market), may also see its place challenged by newcomer Dfinity.

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Administrador Salesforce

Descripción

Entorno técnico:

APEX, Visualforce, Javascript. Lightning Experience y Lightning components.

REST API, SOAP API, Data Loader. Deaseable oData y Lightning Connect.

Enterprise Architectures: uso de middlewares (ESB y ETL)

Conocimiento Single Sign On patterns (SAML y OAuth). ADFS 3.0.

Empresa de perfil industrial ubicada en Castellón con estructura internacional está buscando un Administrador/a Salesforce para el departamento de IT.

Detalles del cliente

Mi cliente está buscando una persona capaz de garantizar el correcto funcionamiento de los sistemas relacionados con la gestión de clientes (Ecosistema Salesforce) y de colaborar en el diseño y creación de soluciones analíticas del negocio.

Descripción de la oferta

Requisitos fundamentales:

* +2 años experiencia en un puesto similar.

* Experiencia de trabajo en equipos multidisciplinares.

* Experiencia en uso de herramientas de tracking de Proyectos.

* Conocimiento sobre Metodología de Proyectos Agiles y tradicionales.

Requisitos deseables:

* Experiencia en: Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, Communitty Cloud y App Cloud.

* Experiencia en: Wave Analytics, Marketing Cloud, Pardot.

* Desarrollo Einstein Analytics (SAQL, Dataflows, XMD).

* Certificaciones en Salesforce.

* Nivel de inglés alto.

Oferta de empleo

Oportunidades de carrera y desarrollo profesional

Tecnologías

Funciones Profesionales

Detalles de la oferta

Experiencia: 2 años

Tipo contrato: Indefinido

Jornada: Jornada completa

Honorarios: No especificado

En esta oferta serás redirigido a la pagina web de la empresa. Completa el formulario en su web. Esta candidatura no estará reflejada en tu cuenta. Tus datos se almacenan directamente en la base de datos de la empresa.

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Global Social Media Market In-Depth Investigation and Analysis Report 2024

The global social media analytics market size is expected to grow from USD 3.0 billion in 2019 to USD 9.4 billion by 2024, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 25.4% during the forecast period. Major factors fueling the market growth are increasing user engagement of social media using smartphones, and increased focus on the market and competitive intelligence.

Browse 108 market data Tables and 51 Figures spread through 175 Pages and in-depth TOC on "Global Social Media Analytics Market by Component, Application (Sales and Marketing Management, Customer Experience Management, and Competitive Intelligence), Deployment Model, Organization Size, Industry Vertical, and Region - Global Forecast to 2024"

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Major social media analytics vendors include Oracle (US), Salesforce (US), IBM (US), SAS Institute (US), Adobe (US), Clarabridge (US), NetBase Solutions (US), Brandwatch (UK), Talkwalker (UK), Digimind (US), Meltwater (US), SpreadFast (US), Cision (US), Simplify360 (India), and Hootsuite (Canada). These players have adopted various growth strategies, such as partnerships, agreements, and collaborations; and new product launches, to further expand their presence in the global social media analytics market. Partnerships and new product launches have been the most dominating strategy adopted by the major players from 2017 to 2019, which has helped them innovate their product offerings and broaden their customer base.

Salesforce (US) specializes in the Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software and enterprise cloud computing. The company provides comprehensive customer and collaboration relationship management services to businesses of all sizes and industries, and provides a technology platform for customers and developers to build and run their applications. The applications designed and developed by Salesforce are easy-to-use and can be deployed, customized, and integrated with other software applications. The company offers its services on a subscription basis, primarily through its direct sales efforts and indirectly through its partners. It further leverages the cloud deployment model in order to serve its customers in a better manner. The company operates in the social media analytics market through Social Studio, which  provides an easy-to-use application in order to manage the social media marketing using numerous social channels. Social Studio integrates with Customer Success Platform of the company and empowers organizations to listen to the conversations of their customers using the social listening tool. Social Studio further controls social connections through sales and services, marketing, social listening, social publishing, engagement, and customer service.

Brandwatch (UK) specializes in the stream of social media monitoring, social media reporting, social intelligence, social listening, consumer market insights, and social insights. The company employs more than 300 people across 30 countries, worldwide. It has offices New York, San Francisco, Berlin, Stuttgart, Paris, Singapore, and is expected to expand its global presence in Sydney soon. The company is known for building platforms which help the brand to make chatter sense online. Brandwatch makes use of the internet and collects information and data from various social media channels from 20 million sources in 27 languages, with which users of Brandwatch’s can easily access the data in their web-based interface. The company is engaged is providing easy engagement for their clients by engaging the users with the communities they have isolated. The company caters to major brands, including Uniliver, Whirlpool, British Airways, Wallmart, and Dell. It has its application which is used to divide and segregate the data into small chunks and provide useful insights through graphing, categorization, and many other components. The company provides the cloud deployment model to serve its divers clientele. Further, the service scope of Brandwatch is restricted to publicly available data, as the company follows the fair usage policy. The company provides a plethora of paid and unpaid support services, including email or online ticketing, consulting, and professional services.

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