Salesforce and Apple deepen partnership with Business Messaging and AR integrations
Apple is bringing new integrations to Salesforce tools, like Apple Messages for Business in Service Cloud or ARKit in the Field Service mobile app.
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Wesley Hilliard
Salesforce CEO Mark Benioff started his big tech climb at Apple in 1984
Mark Benioff, head of enterprise customer relationship management firm Salesforce, has revealed how he started out as an intern at Apple - and what he learned there.
William Gallagher
Salesforce to acquire Slack in $27.7 billion deal
Cloud service company Salesforce on Tuesday announced that it will acquire popular workplace messaging app Slack in a deal valued at $27.7 billion.
Mike Peterson
Salesforce reportedly in talks to buy Slack
Cloud software company Salesforce has been in talks to acquire workplace communication platform Slack, according to a new report.
Apple and Salesforce release Trailhead Go education app for iOS, iPadOS
Tim Cook to talk at event launching a free education app that's solely for iOS and iPadOS, plus how Apple and Salesforce have together updated the mobile version of the Salesforce app and its developer SDK.
Marc Benioff reveals Siri integration with Salesforce Einstein, lauds Apple's Cook
Salesforce's Dreamforce conference kicked off on Tuesday and CEO Marc Benioff was on hand to detail what the company's recent partnership with Apple will bring to customers. Notably, Benioff played up Siri integration with Salesforce's Einstein AI platform, a major feature largely glossed over in official press materials
Mikey Campbell
Apple partners with Salesforce to increase iOS integration in business
Apple is working with Salesforce to improve how the customer relationship management platform works on iOS, including new features for the main Salesforce app and the introduction of tools for developers to build native iOS apps that use Salesforce's service.
Malcolm Owen
Twitter takeover being considered by Google, Salesforce, other tech firms - report
Several major tech corporations — Google and Salesforce among them — have allegedly expressed in buying Twitter, as much for the data the social network generates as its actual media revenue.
Roger Fingas
