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EPISODE · Jun 27, 2015 · 1H 11M

Industry Standard

from Good Day, Sir! Show, a Salesforce Podcast · host Jeremy Ross and John De Santiago

In this episode we discuss hoverboards, Google's GitHub alternative, triggers on account teams, needed fixes to the Salesforce developer site documentation, price increases for Amazon's Mechanical Turk, Fitbit IPO, Salesforce Foundation's grant to CoderDojo, Larry Ellison's comments during the Oracle Cloud Launch webcast, Salesforce's Service for Apps, Salesforce's acquisition of Kerensen Consulting, and Conga securing $70 million in funding.Donations for Keith and his familyLexus is developing a hoverboard you can actually rideGoogle could build a hoverboard, but won'tIdeaExchange: Allow triggers on Account Team Member ObjectIdeaExchange: Fix Developer Documentation so it is usableAmazon Made Its Humans-For-Hire More Expensive, and Scientists are AngryFitbit’s First Day On Wall StreetTip of the Day: Don't Commit a Crime While Wearing a FitbitSalesforce Foundation's Partnership with CoderDojoOracle eyes new competition as it pushes into the cloudSalesforce Service For Apps Gives CRM A Mobile EdgeSalesforce.com to Acquire Paris-based Kerensen ConsultingConga Secures $70 Million in Funding

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