Day 1 Introduction To Salesforce
Day 1 Introduction To Salesforce
Cloud Computing:
Cloud computing refers to the delivery of computing services, including servers, storage,
databases, networking, software, analytics, and more, over the internet (the "cloud").
Platform as a Service (PaaS): PaaS offers a platform and environment for developers to
build, deploy, and manage applications. Users do not need to manage the underlying
infrastructure but focus on coding and application development.
Software as a Service (SaaS): SaaS delivers fully functional software applications over
the internet on a subscription basis. Users can access these applications through web
browsers without the need for installation or maintenance.
Salesforce:
1. On-Premise Applications:
On-Premise Applications requires the Pre-Installation of the Software inside the Local
Device.
Example:
Mobile Applications, MS Office, Media Players (VLC), Adobe Reader, C Programming
Language, C++ Programming, Java, MS.Net, Oracle Database, SQL Server Database,
....etc.
Drawbacks:
5. Upgradation Problem.
Features:
1. Browser.
2. Internet Access.
Salesforce CRM:
Salesforce.com --> Organization --> 1990's (March 1999) --> Marc Benioff.
(CEO)
By using CRM Applications we can Automate All the Existing and New Customers
information at one place.
3. By using Salesforce CRM, we can automate all the Marketing, Sales and Service
Processes of the Organization.
4. By using Salesforce CRM We can maintain the 360 Degree View of the Customer at
one place.
5. By using Salesforce CRM We can configure the Affective Reports and Dashboards.
2. We can Leverage the Salesforce CRM Features by adding the additional enhancements
based on the need.
Ex:
2 Programming Languages.
We can Build the Custom Business Logic based on the Application requirement.
Ex: Storage Space, Performance, Security, Backup & Restore, Disaster Recovery,
Upgradations,...etc.
---> 3 Regions.
1.
North America Region (NA)
2.
Europe Region (EU / EMEA)
3.
Asia Pacific Region (AP)