Earlier this year, I wrote about being a hero to your users, and the gist of it was that through social media, you can surround yourself with fantastic people who will make you a hero to your users. I know for a fact that many of you have done extremely heroic things for your Salesforce
Excitement builds around three times a year about what goodies Salesforce will deliver to their users via a painless application upgrade. A few months before a release, you get some glimpses from the Idea Exchange of what’s coming, but then about a month before the release goes out the door, you get the final
How would you like to see the next generation of Salesforce user interface and influence the features that they work on for the future? You can do that by participating in usability studies with Salesforce that are going on all the time. Not only can you see all this, you’ll get compensated for the hour
Tim Alsop had a great idea that he posted to the Idea Exchange. How many times have you seen a list view of related data and had to add it up by yourself? Think about it. There are probably a lot of places this could be helpful. It seems likely that such a function
I want to give a “bump” to this idea sent my way from Johan in Sweden. Originally posted by jkubi, this idea centers on the idea of giving some semblance of order to the Setup options. Right now, I’d be hard pressed to explain for sure why it looks the way it does. I’m not
Kudos to Aaron for posting this Idea. When you create a dashboard component from a Summary Report, you often times want to see not only the parts which made up that report, but you’d like to see a grand total tool. While it was noted that you can create another dashboard component and put it
Since its introduction in 2006, the Salesforce IdeaExchange has been a powerful source of customer involvement in improving Salesforce.com. Part of the success of the IdeaExchange has been opening the mic and letting every person have their say. Another part of that success though is the involvement Salesforce has mandated on their Product Management teams