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This document provides an overview and agenda for a presentation on Einstein Voice and the Commander architecture for building voice applications on the Salesforce platform. The presentation covers using Einstein Voice for analytics queries, dashboards, and other use cases. It demonstrates the Commander architecture and clients for Google Dialogflow and Lightning components. The roadmap discusses expanding capabilities in summer 2019 and beyond.

Your career, brand, and reputation depend on how well you deliver presentations, both internally and externally. For most people, getting up in front of an audience is a terrifying experience, but it doesn't have to be. By learning a few simple techniques, you can confidently deliver career-boosting technical presentations that won't bore an audience, accidentally tarnish your brand, or limit your career opportunities. Presenting is a craft, not a talent. Those who learn the craft can easily take their careers to the next level.

The document provides a summary of the Partner Roadmap Webinar. It includes an agenda for the webinar covering partner community updates, continuous site switching, and Quip for Partners. It also provides information on upcoming webinars, trust notifications for service updates, new trailhead modules, and resources for partners to stay connected.

The document discusses Salesforce's Community Cloud product, which allows companies to create online communities for customers, partners, and employees. It provides key statistics about Community Cloud's growth, noting that 9 communities go live on the platform every day. The summary also explains that Community Cloud extends companies' CRM systems by integrating social and collaboration features to enable online self-service, support, marketing, and more. Finally, it outlines Salesforce's roadmap for upcoming Community Cloud releases, which will focus on personalized experiences, simplified community creation, and empowering community managers.

Jack Kiatmysack is a Premier Support Account Specialist who manages large customers in the Northeast US and Canada. He is responsible for preparing customers for Salesforce releases, providing best practices for using Salesforce features, and ensuring customer success. Jack has over 15 years of experience as an administrator, developer, business analyst, project manager, and sales engineer for various organizations. He holds certifications as a Developer, Advanced Administrator, and Service and Sales Cloud Consultant.

Join us as we cover some of the roadblocks that many admins face when implementing a Flow, and how to overcome them using a bit of code. We will cover passing data to the Flow, modifying styling of the Flow interface using Visualforce, changing the finish location using Apex, and discuss adding attachments within a Flow using Apex and Javascript. We'll provide admins and beginning developers with "just enough" code to get them past these common roadblocks to make their Flows stellar. No programming experience necessary, but participants should be familiar with building a Flow as that will not be covered in this session.

The document discusses how Salesforce moved sharing operations to a parallel architecture to improve performance and scalability. Sharing tables control access at the record level but were previously processed sequentially, limiting performance. Salesforce now enqueues sharing jobs in parallel batches which are processed asynchronously by multiple applications. This approach provides 4-5x faster performance for sharing operations like creating rules in production environments, and up to 15x faster in testing. The parallel architecture is being rolled out gradually and more optimizations are planned to support continued scalability.

This presentation provides an overview of the latest innovations from Dreamforce'18, including Learning with Trailhead, Productivity with Quip, and Getting Smarter with Einstein. It highlights features such as the gamified Trailhead platform for skills development, the connected collaboration tools of Quip, and Einstein's capabilities for automation, insights and recommendations. Demos of Trailhead, Quip and Einstein are included to showcase these tools. Quizzes are also inserted to engage attendees.

This document discusses integrating Salesforce Einstein Vision with Amazon Alexa to build AI-powered applications. It provides an overview of how Einstein Vision can be used to recognize images in real-time and connect that data to customers. The document then demonstrates how Einstein Vision can be integrated with Alexa to build a conversational agent for a cat shelter to identify cat breeds from images. It provides resources for learning more about Einstein Vision and building custom Alexa skills.

In a high-risk domain such as retail banking, investment banking protecting data is paramount, yet some data needs to be available for customer service purposes.Join us as we show you how to make that data available only for the duration of the interaction with the customers using CTI integration toolkit and Apex. You can apply this solution to various scenarios such as Public Sector and Banking, Healthcare.

Introductory slide deck for the TrailheaDX Global Gathering of the London Salesforce Developers in 2018.

23 different REST APIs, 26+ teams, 150+ writers — how we built a unified solution. In this session, hear the inside story of how a handful of writers developed a REST API doc solution and earned the trust of executives and engineering teams across Salesforce along the way.

This document discusses the Salesforce Python SDK for interacting with Salesforce via REST and SOAP APIs. It provides an overview of why Python is useful, how to install and use the SDK, and demonstrates a sample app built with Django, the SDK, and Ember.js that allows users to search and purchase Data.com records. Safe harbor statements are also included regarding any forward-looking statements made in the document.

Here are the slides from Petersen Allen's PuppetConf 2016 presentation called Proof of Concept to 30K+ Hosts with Puppet. Watch the videos at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLV86BgbREluVjwwt-9UL8u2Uy8xnzpIqa

Salesforce Einstein uses artificial intelligence and machine learning on your organization's data to make smarter processes. Some key features of Salesforce Einstein in the Spring '17 release include predictive lead scoring to rank leads, opportunity insights that provide predictions and recommendations, and account insights that monitor relevant business news. Einstein also enables automated activity capture by syncing email and calendar items to Salesforce records.

This summer marks the 10th anniversary of the introduction of PaaS (Platform-as-a-Service), and the creation of services like Heroku. While still a young technology, few could imagine how powerful and broadly adopted PaaS and related cloud app development technologies have become in that time, or have rapidly the field would advance. Given all of that innovation and change, what’s next for PaaS? What kinds of PaaS services and capabilities should we to use in our apps in the years ahead?

Salesforce Files Connect allows users to integrate external files into Salesforce for improved productivity, collaboration, and mobility. It connects files stored in systems like Box and Google Drive to business processes in Salesforce. This provides a unified experience for accessing and sharing files while keeping them secure. The solution is available in Salesforce1 and Lightning Experience and will gain additional features over time like simplified setup and full document previews within Salesforce.

This document discusses enhancing Chatter feeds with topics and Apex triggers. It provides an overview of Salesforce's system of topics feature, including recent releases that have focused on topics, expertise and knowledge discovery. It also outlines the topic developer landscape, including using Apex triggers and the Chatter Connect API to work with topics programmatically. Finally, it demonstrates some use cases for topics including auto topic curation, topic analytics/visualization, and enhanced user profiles.

Overview of a few of the developer features now in Salesforce in the Winter 21 release. Presented for the Sweden all Community Groups meetup on 26 November 2020, and the CRM Stage virtual event.

The document provides an overview of Lightning Message Service (LMS) and how to use it across Lightning Web Components (LWC), Aura, and Visualforce. LMS allows components to communicate by publishing and subscribing to messages on channels. In LWC, the messageService module is used to publish, subscribe, and handle messages. In Aura, the lightning:messageChannel component provides publishing and subscribing. In Visualforce, the $MessageChannel global and sforce.one functions are used.

Practical technical talk on how to use the Salesforce CLI, a foundational tool of Salesforce DX project. Learn how any Salesforce developer or admin can use this it through practical every day problem solving. You can watch the live recording from Dreamforce 2018 here: https://youtu.be/Pql-cHcB0uE

This document contains forward-looking statements about salesforce.com's products and services. It warns that actual results could differ from projections due to uncertainties and risks. It notes risks such as product development delays, fluctuations in operating results, security breaches, and litigation outcomes. The document directs readers to salesforce.com's SEC filings for additional information on risk factors. It also states that any unreleased features mentioned may not be delivered on schedule or at all.

The document discusses the command line and how it works. It explains that the command line allows you to run commands, which are like little applications. Commands can take input, perform actions, and provide output. Multiple commands can be chained together using pipes to pass output from one to the next. The document also provides examples of common commands and how to use the Salesforce DX CLI to interface with Salesforce from the command line.

Peter Chittum introduces the command line and argues that users should not fear it. The command line provides a powerful yet low-resource interface for automating tasks and executing commands in a concise manner. While initially unintuitive, the command line becomes more useful and expert-friendly with experience. Chittum provides an overview of basic command line concepts and demonstrates some common commands before discussing Salesforce command line interfaces and other tools that build on core command line skills.

This document is a presentation about not fearing the command line. It introduces the command line interface and explains how commands work by taking input and output. It demonstrates some basic commands like cat, grep, curl and introduces Salesforce command line interfaces. It encourages learning more about commands, shells, automation and other Unix tools.

I gave this presentation to my son's school to explain mathematics and comuters at a 4-6 year old level back in 2012. Feel free to take this, modify it, and share with any other kids to get them excited. Yes...the Salesforce logo might seem gratuitous, but they did ask us to share who we worked for. If you make this your own, there is zero expectation you will keep that part.

Slide presentation from my talk in Bilbao Spain. This was an overview of Salesforce major release Spring 16. Primary areas of focus were Lightning in Visualforce and the new Durable Generic Streaming API.