Why cloud users should fear Salesforce’s gun ban
Technology: A change to Salesforce.com’s terms for service to ban sales of semi-automatic weapons poses a challenge for cloud users.
Rob O’Neill
Thu, 27 Jun 2019
San Francisco-based Salesforce.com helps its client corporations manage their customer relationships, marketing and to increase sales online and off.
Founded by former Oracle executives, it is among the largest enterprise software providers, delivering software as a subscription – or software
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Rob O’Neill
Thu, 27 Jun 2019
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