Jan 13, 2017 2 hr 11 min

Suggestive but Not Vulgar

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

In this episode, we discuss fat-washing cocktails, FinancialForce's new CEO, Atlassian acquiring Trello, dueling with Salesforce support, and questions from the Good Day, Sir! Slack community. The Science of Fat-Washing Cocktails PDT’s Bacon-Infused Old Fashioned FinancialForce selects former Salesforce and Heroku exec to be new CEO Atlassian Acquires Popular Team Productivity App Trello For $425 Million Salesforce Einstein promises AI applications that 'just work'

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