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    1. Next Generation Native Apps Eric Bezar VP Platform Product Management salesforce.com Track: Advanced AppExchange Developer
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    3. Agenda
      • Platform overview
      • What is a native app?
      • What's new in Winter '07
      • Example app
    4. Customer Use of salesforce.com Has Evolved CRM Applications
      • Sales
      • Marketing
      • Service & Support
      Customized and Integrated
      • Meta Customizations
      • Rich Web Services Integrations
      ERP Legacy Platform Customers building new On-Demand apps Ecosystem Partners building integrated solutions Directory Directory of On-Demand Business Apps
    5. Platform for the Business Web Secure & Scalable Integrate Mash-Ups ISV Standards Create & Publish Deliver Everywhere Mobile Run Deliver Globally Think Global, Act Local
    6. Our Guiding Principle
      • Make simple things simple.
      • Make complex things possible.
    7. Enablement Across All Audiences Business User Power User Administrator / Business Analyst Script Developer Professional Developer Configure apps Customize apps Develop apps
      • Declarative
      • Point and click
      • Meta Data Based
      • Procedural Code
      • Multiple languages
      • Developer target
      Personalize apps Browser user Excel user Excel power user Basic DB knowledge Light VBA or Javascript SQL expertise Java / .NET
    8. Agenda
      • Platform overview
      • What is a native app?
      • What's new in Winter '07
      • Example app
      • Q & A
    9. Application Patterns Native Composite Client User Interface Metadata, Layouts App Logic Workflow, Formulas, Validation Data Custom Objects User Interface S-Controls, Buttons & Links App Logic Code + scripts (Java, etc) Data Web services, local DBs Client Specific .NET forms, J2ME, Blackberry, etc Configure Examples: data apps, Bug tracking, asset tracking, Expense management Examples: email services, data enrichment, mapping, order entry Examples: mobile apps, desktop/Office integration, ERP integration Code Code Simplicity + Speed Control + Flexibility
    10. Native Apps Customize with Clicks not Code
      • Point-and-Click Model Delivers:
      • Data model customizations
        • Add tables
        • Add fields
        • Create relationships
      • User interface customizations
        • Diverse page layouts to support multiple business processes
      • Workflow & business logic
        • Validation rules
        • Approval processes
      • Custom applications
      All Customizations Are Upgraded With Zero Customer Effort
    11. When to go Composite?
      • Integrations, Mash-Ups
      http://www.salesforce.com/developer Custom Interface Development
    12. Flexibility: Build, Buy, Mash-Up Build with Clicks not Code
      • Over 300 Applications
        • Create
        • Share
        • Browse
        • Install
      Collaboration Compose Mash-ups from Components
    13. Agenda
      • Platform overview
      • What is a native app?
      • What's new in Winter '07
      • Example app
      • Q & A
    14. In Winter '07, AppExchange matures from a simple Data Centric platform to a powerful Process Centric platform. Now business analysts can automate entire business processes without coding. Winter '07 makes powerful things simple.
    15. From Data Centric to Process Centric Current Winter '07 Content File Share Project Portal MS Sharepoint Intranet Nytimes.com Transaction Process Data Press Release approval Spreadsheet MS Access Lotus Notes Group Recruiting Bug tracking ProServ Automation Product Management Project Management Department Payroll (ADP) Financials (Oracle) Supply Chain Benefits Enrollment Expense Mgmt Help desk Procurement HR CRM Analytics Enterprise Paypal CSS/PRM Internet/ Extranet
    16. What's New in Winter '07: Native Apps
      • Workflow & approvals
      Application logic Data model customization
      • UI customization
      Security & compliance
    17. Workflow: Not Just Notifications Any More
      • Field Update Action Trigger State Changes & Calculations
      • Outbound Message Action Integrate across multiple systems with real-time messaging
      • Up to 300 Workflow Rules per Object
      • Advanced filters and More Objects
    18. Approval Processes
      • Simple or multi-step approval processes
      • Specify actions at each step of process
      • Flexible options for approval request routing
      • Delegated approvals
      For more information: Advanced Enterprise Admin Track Tips & Techniques for Building Advanced Workflow – 3:45 PM today
    19. App Logic: Data Validation
      • Prevent invalid data from being saved
      • Make fields conditionally required
      • Prevent duplicate values
      • Enforce your business rules via UI and API
    20. App Logic: Formula Enhancements
      • Set default field values New Functions FIND, SUBSTITUTE, DATEVALUE, MIN & MAX
      • Bigger Formulas
      • Reference Record Type, User, Role, and Profile Fields
      • Store formula results in other fields
    21. Data Model Customizations
      • Sharing on Custom Objects
      • Field History Tracking on Custom Objects
      • Queues on Custom Objects
      • Self Relationships on Custom Objects
      • User Hierarchy fields for approval routing
      • Restricted edit option on User custom fields
    22. UI Customization
      • Rename Standard Fields
      • Related List Hover Links
      • Collapsible Sidebar
      • Customize Sidebar Components on Every Page
      • Flexible Custom Tab Colors & Icons
    23. Automate Manual Business Processes Human Resources Recruiting Vacation Requests Training Finance Expense Reports Procurement Budgets Operations Project Management Event Managment Professional Services Management IT IT Asset Tracking Bug Tracking Change Requests Which users have been left out? Which business processes are still manual?
    24. Meet Compliance Requirements
      • Implement process controls
        • Approvals
        • Record locking
        • Sharing rules
      • Audit changes
        • History tracking
        • Configuration audit trail
      • Report and archive
        • Create custom reports
        • Export data for archival
    25. Agenda
      • Platform overview
      • What is a native app?
      • What's new in Winter '07
      • Example app
      • Q & A
    26. Demo: PTO Request App
      • Department: Enterprise Wide
      • Key Requirements
        • Enforce business policies
        • Implement process controls
        • Meet compliance requirements
        • Integrate with Payroll system
      • Key Benefits
        • Eliminate error-prone manual processes
        • Reduce financial impact of inaccurate PTO reporting
    27. Q & A
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