Salesforce.com to Sell Google Apps

Salesforce.com Inc.'s online software service is becoming a showcase for Google Inc.'s e-mail and other widely used applications, deepening a relationship that has spurred speculation Google eventually will buy its smaller partner.

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The advent of browser-based thin clients like CherryPal and projects from Microsoft, Google, and others indicates that fully cloud-based computing will make its way to the masses. More Articles and Seeds From blinkin

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SAN FRANCISCO -(Dow Jones)- Apple's iPhone cellphone appears to be gaining more interest from businesses, which could end up being a blow to Palm and Research in Motion.

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The results clearly demonstrate growing momentum in their technology and business model for customers of all sizes. A fact is that Gartner recently positioned Salesforce.com above SAP, Microsoft and Oracle in the Leaders' Quadrant of the SFA Magic Quadrant for 2007.

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Salesforce.com and Cognizant has formed an alliance. Cognizant will be incorporating Salesforce.com's on-demand CRM apps and the Apex on-demand platform to its business and technology consulting services.

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Salesforce that recently acquired Koral Technologies to launch Content Exchange, is now up to something even bigger than acquisitions. They are now offering startups something more than restricted access to APIs or developer conferences, by setting up an incubator.

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Salesforce Adds Revenue-Sharing Model to Continue Growth, Compete w/Microsoft

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With the introduction of Apex, Salesforce.com is attempting to solve the on-demand software world's implementation problems. Are they doing it correctly? According to the author, probably not.

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Microsoft stepped into online version of CRM. Salesforce already have decent amount of customers but there are a lot more to go so we will see how this software giant do more about this

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Encouraging web development and "software as service" for their increasing role and viability not only with enterprise, but for smaller organizations. A worthy perspective, IMHO, on how the IT business is changing dramatically in favor of the "little guy."

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How "gazelle" tech. businesses are targeting SMEs; how tech. is enabling non-tech. IT companies to find new markets.

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