Salesforce Industry Trends, Updates, and Tips to keep you in the know.
Over the past decade, SaaS tools have become the default solution for managing Salesforce data. Whether it’s backup, integration, analytics, or sandbox seeding, most teams today reach for cloud-based tools that promise quick results and minimal lift.
Data is the currency of business; however, relying solely on Salesforce to store your data may not be the most efficient or cost-effective strategy. Creating a backup of your Salesforce data off the platform, specifically for archival use cases, can offer numerous benefits.
Proper Salesforce data management and protection are crucial for operational success and regulatory compliance. Two solutions that offer strong Salesforce data management capabilities are CapStorm and Veeam.
Selecting the right Salesforce data management solution is crucial for safeguarding your valuable data, ensuring business continuity, and maintaining compliance.
In the tech world, acquisitions often shake up the landscape, bringing together complementary strengths and capabilities. One such recent acquisition that has raised eyebrows is Salesforce’s now-stalled acquisition of Informatica. Salesforce’s attempted move to acquire the AI-powered data integration and ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) giant signifies Salesforce’s ambition to bolster its data integration capabilities. It also sheds light on the existing challenges in Salesforce’s ETL and reverse ETL capabilities.
Salesforce has become an essential customer relationship management (CRM) platform for businesses, aiding them in establishing strong connections with their customers. However, due to the large amount of data stored in Salesforce, it is crucial to ensure its security and integrity. With options ranging from Salesforce’s native solutions to specialized platforms like Own and CapStorm, choosing the right solution becomes a strategic decision.
Organizations store a vast amount of sensitive data in Salesforce, making it crucial to choose reliable backup, recovery, and data management solutions. Among the prominent options in the market are Own and Odaseva, each offering unique features and benefits tailored to Salesforce users.
As you may have heard, Salesforce is considering Informatica as a potential acquisition target to bolster its ETL capabilities. This strategic move aligns with a commitment to continuously enhance customers’ Salesforce functionality and enriched data aggregation capabilities. But it also exposes limitations in the platform for use cases focused on needing access to the data model (scheme, data, and metadata) for usefulness beyond native connectors; which provide only viewership rights.
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CS:Archive, a new extension powered by CS:Enable, caters to the critical needs of businesses by streamlining archival processes and introducing benefits that redefine how organizations handle their data. With benefits like the ability to manage your storage costs, control your data recovery, and more, CS:Archive is set to change the way businesses manage and optimize their Salesforce instances.
CapStorm is a core piece of enterprise data strategy for hundreds of global customers. Salesforce data replication powered by CapStorm feeds data warehouses for the world’s largest financial institutions, many pharmaceutical groups, and even government agencies. Salesforce business continuity is a core function that many organizations achieve with CapStorm, but this Salesforce data assurance is just the beginning. True Salesforce data autonomy provides enterprise-grade data protection, control, utilization, and governance. CapStorm empowers Salesforce users to get the most out of their data.