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This presentation template contains over 35 slide layouts for creating Salesforce presentations. It provides guidelines on typesetting, imagery, and icons to maintain a consistent brand style. Editable elements like maps, devices, and line art icons allow for customizing slides directly in PowerPoint.

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Salesforce Corporate PowerPoint Template Official template maintained by the Corporate Messaging & Content Team Updated March 6, 2018 Please send any questions to our Chatter Group
This presentation may contain forward-looking statements that involve risks, uncertainties, and assumptions. If any such uncertainties materialize or if any of the assumptions proves incorrect, the results of salesforce.com, inc. could differ materially from the results expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements we make. All statements other than statements of historical fact could be deemed forward-looking, including any projections of product or service availability, subscriber growth, earnings, revenues, or other financial items and any statements regarding strategies or plans of management for future operations, statements of belief, any statements concerning new, planned, or upgraded services or technology developments and customer contracts or use of our services. The risks and uncertainties referred to above include – but are not limited to – risks associated with developing and delivering new functionality for our service, new products and services, our new business model, our past operating losses, possible fluctuations in our operating results and rate of growth, interruptions or delays in our Web hosting, breach of our security measures, the outcome of any litigation, risks associated with completed and any possible mergers and acquisitions, the immature market in which we operate, our relatively limited operating history, our ability to expand, retain, and motivate our employees and manage our growth, new releases of our service and successful customer deployment, our limited history reselling non-salesforce.com products, and utilization and selling to larger enterprise customers. Further information on potential factors that could affect the financial results of salesforce.com, inc. is included in our annual report on Form 10-K for the most recent fiscal year and in our quarterly report on Form 10-Q for the most recent fiscal quarter. These documents and others containing important disclosures are available on the SEC Filings section of the Investor Information section of our Web site. Any unreleased services or features referenced in this or other presentations, press releases or public statements are not currently available and may not be delivered on time or at all. Customers who purchase our services should make the purchase decisions based upon features that are currently available. Salesforce.com, inc. assumes no obligation and does not intend to update these forward-looking statements. Statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 Forward-Looking Statement
Slide Layouts There are over 35 slide layouts available in the pull down menu
Title Slide A Subtitle email@salesforce.com, @twitterhandle Presenter Name, Title of Presenter
Basic Layout – Title Only Subtitle placeholder
First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Basic Layout Subtitle placeholder
Two Column Layout First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
Two Column Layout First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
Basic Layout - Mountain Footer Left First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
Basic Layout - Mountain Footer Right First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
Low Forest Layout - Mountain Left First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
Low Forest Layout - Mountain Right First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
Forest Layout - Low First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
Medium Forest Layout - Mountain Left First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
Medium Forest Layout - Mountain Right First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder Medium Forest Layout
First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder High Forest Layout
First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder Low Plains Footer Layout
First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder Low Plains Layout
First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder Medium Plains Layout
Plains Layout – Right - Small First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
Plains Layout - Right First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
Path Layout - Hill Right First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
Path Layout - Mountain Right First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
Path Layout - Hill Range First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
Path Layout – Mountain Range First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
Name Title Email Title Email Name Name Title Email Speaker Slide Layout Title Email Title Email Name Name
Segue A Subtitle
Segue B Subtitle
Segue C Subtitle
“Quote or Big Idea Slide A” Speaker of Quote
“Quote or Big Idea Slide B” Speaker of Quote
Speaker Intro Slide Title of Speaker
Callout Layout Subtitle text
Third Split Layout - Right First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
Third Split Layout - Left First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
Three Column Layout First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
LabelLabel Label Example of photos in panels 3 Column with Photo and Label
Customer Hero A – With Quote Logo
Customer Hero B – No Quote Logo
Deep Dive Customer Story LayoutLogo
Realigning Guides Guides can can easily be bumped and moved accidentally. This slide layout show you how to reset your guides. NOTE: When working on any older deck, be sure to check and ensure that the guides in your deck are set. 1. Turn on your guides 2. Insert a new slide the using the Guide Layout slide option. 3. Do your guides align with the orange lines in the new slide? If yes, your guides are set, if not, proceed then realign each of the lines to line up with the lines shown on this page. 4. Once guides are reset, delete the Guide Layout Slide What are Drawing Guides? This lines that that appear on all pages in the same spot, but don’t show up when you print or view deck in Show mode. Think of them as internal margins for the proper alignment and consistent placement of content. Object will snap to them and they are also perfect for cropping an image to. This template has pre-made guides that delineate where your workspace is. How to Turn Guides On and Off Windows: ALT + F9 or Right click in blue area off workspace >Grids and Guides>Display Drawing Guides on Screen Mac 2011: Control + Option + Command + G or View>Guides>Static Guides MAC 2008: Command + G or View>Guides>Static Guides The left and right top and bottom corners only area you should work within on your slides. How to Create a New Guide Line Select a guide, hold down the Option key and drag. This will duplicate the line Use This Layout For Aligning or Realigning Drawing Guides Use this layout for realigning basic drawing guides or reference them as needed
Trailhead Graphics
Banner and Callouts Place white text over these to create infographic and callouts Editable in PowerPoint Name of Trailblazer Title, Name of Company
Nature Elements Using sparingly. Refer to the Corporate Presentation for working examples of best practices
Point 1 Signs and Text Containers
Paths and Waterways Align these on staging areas carefully to demonstrate journeys
Removable slide level graphics Note: Place the river divide and bridge in the same spot on consecutive slides to tell a complete story. Crack in Earth, River Divide, and River Bridge Elements
The long journey Pain Slide 1
Chaos Pain Slide 2
Choices Pain Slide 3
Journey Slide – Hill 1 Text Text Text Text Text
Journey Slide – Hill 2 Text Text Text Text Text
Journey Slide – Hill 3 Text Text Text Text Text Text
Embrace the fun side of our company and inspire our Ohana to be their best Meet Our Characters Astro Astro is your guide to Salesforce. Beloved by our community, Astro represents the fun side of Salesforce and a passion for learning. Just like Trailblazers, Astro aspires to be whatever they want to be. Astro is always up for an adventure on the trail. Einstein Genius. Problem solver. Focused. Einstein uses intelligence, innovation, and imagination to predict the future! Quick on his feet, full of rebel brilliance, he becomes smarter with every interaction. Codey Codey is a maker at heart. He loves building apps and isn’t afraid to dive in to get things done. Codey represents building with code, playfulness, and the creativity found within Trailhead.
Embrace the fun side of our company and inspire our Ohana to be their best Meet Our Characters Appy Appy is your guide to the Partner Ecosystem. She’s a connector, always in the know, and excited to learn. She knows a lot about Salesforce and is happy to help. If she doesn’t know the answer, she’ll connect you with a friend. Cloudy Cloudy represents building with cloud, spontaneity, and unlimited potential. And at our biggest events, Cloudy is always at the center of the action. Like the cloud, she is the reliable one that keeps everyone together and on track to meet their goals. SaaSy SasSy is a well-recgonized figure in the Salesforce ecosystem. SaaSy stands for challenging the status quo and for finding new ways to innovate. SasSy promotes success, not software. Twitter Account
Official Character: Astro Astro Poses Astro On The Trail/On the Go Trailhead Astro & Misc. Use Characters Sparingly
Official Character: Astro (Cont.) Astro On The Job Astro Shopping Astro As Yeti
Official Characters: Codey Salesforce brand characters
Official Characters: Codey, Einstein, and Blaze Salesforce brand characters Einstein Einstein with Object Einstein in Motion
Appy, Earnie, Cloudy, Codey, SaaSy & Blaze Cloudy SaaSy HootieAppy Earnie the Badger Blaze Forest Friends Groups Drop Shadow
These icons play a big part in keeping things playful. We’ve begun to use more line art in our design for contrast against the cartoon artwork direction. If you choose line art, suggest being consistent throughout your deck. We’ve created a library on the following page for most other use cases. These have been created to allow you to change colors etc. directly in PowerPoint Iconography Trailhead Line Art Icons
Healthcare Rewards Money & Finance Organization Iconography Extended Line Art Icon Library (Editable) Essential Elements Social Additional Industries Sports Transportation GUI Elements Maps & Navigation Design & Drawing Productivity Network & Servers Computers & Tech Marketing Retail Security
Editable Maps With Editable Location Pins North America Asia Africa Europe South America U.S. UK World Map Netherlands France Australia Japan Germany Ireland Canada British Isles
iPadAir Vertical 2 iPhone7 iPadAir Horizontal 2 Galaxy 7 Tablets, Phones and Watches Devices are to scale in relationship to one another, use this slide as a reference Apple Watch
Computers Macbook Pro Retina Display (Browser bar is removable) Thunderbolt Monitor for Desktop (Browser bar is removable) Dell Laptop Dell Monitor
Colors, Icons & Logos
154 143 135 89 87 92 Complete Salesforce Corporate Color Palette This is the RGB values for the complete set of Salesforce colors Marketing Salesforce Blue Blue 1 0 161 224 234 118 0 253 177 99 Primary Corporate Colors Brand Extensions Secondary Colors 193 185 180 Sales 0 133 125 0 178 169 33 92 160 Blue 2 140 211 248 Blue 3 3 46 97 1942 32 255 Blue 4 Salesforce Neutral Neutral 2 Neutral 3 245 242 242 Neutral 4 Primary Secondary Service 127 36 67 172 20 90 Commerce 65 105 61 107 149 96 116 27 137 Industries 76 34 72 207 69 29 253 116 86 Collaboration Platform 3 46 97 33 92 160 Community 231 165 54 235 188 72
New PowerPoint Theme Colors These Salesforce branded colors have been built into this template Text 2: Salesforce Blue Bar 5: Sales Bar 6: Marketing Bar 2: Salesforce Neutral Bar 3: Service Bar 4: Industries Text 1: Platform Secondary Bar 1: Platform Primary Background 2: Custom Gray Background 1: White Default shape 4.3 2.5 3.5 4.5 1.7 2.9 One Two Three Four Five Six Default LineCharts created in PowerPoint follow this order from left to right Color Palette in Pull Down Menu Default text box Headings are dark gray • Secondary text is lighter gray Theme Colors: Key
New Salesforce Product Icons These icons were introduced at DF17 Quip (Collaboration) Industries Cloud Service Cloud Sales Cloud Commerce Cloud Trailhead Lightning Analytics AppExchangeHerokuIoTEinstein Salesforce Platform Transportation & Hospitality Government Healthcare & Life Sciences New logo placement is upper right. Copy and Paste this into any slide that does not have a logo on it Customer Success Platform Icon Salesforce Mobile App (Replacing the Salesforce 1 logo and app) Marketing Cloud Community Cloud Financial Service Automotive MediaManufacturingConsumer Goods Retail Communications
Salesforce Corporate Logo
Core Product Logos
Additional Logos
salesforce.org
Sales Cloud Service Cloud Marketing Cloud Commerce Cloud Community Cloud Platform Einstein Analytics IoT Customer Story Layout Graphic Resources XX stat text Product Icon and Label Placement Use this table and icons for exact alignment. Delete the product name and icon you are not using. Editable Stat Text Box and Key Line Place key stat into text box and adjust the height within the sidebar. Place the key line between the product(s) name and the stat. Devices and Product Screenshots Whenever available, place product screenshots into devices and send to back. Device placement should overlap the white sidebar
Financial Services Cloud Health Cloud Customer Story Layout Graphic Resources XX stat text Industry Product Icon and Label Placement Use this table and icons for proper text alignment when telling your Customer Story. Delete the products you are not using. Editable Stat Text Box and Key Line Place key stat into text box and adjust the height within the sidebar. Place the key line between the product(s) name and the stat. INTERNAL ONLY Internal Only Bar Some assets should not be shared externally. Use this header bar to note content that is for internal audiences only. Logo
Sales Cloud Service Cloud Marketing Cloud Commerce Cloud Community Cloud Platform Einstein Analytics IoT Stat Text Box Placement When using the additional deep dive slide, the stat text box should be place into the Business Results area, not on the white sidebar as in pervious examples. XXM text Deep Dive Customer Story Layout Graphic Assets Transparent Overlay for Wayfinders Place this semi transparent box over all product names and icons that you are not speaking to on the slide. This will allow you to create a wayfinder model. Adjust for each consecutive slide in you cross cloud slide set. Product Icon and Label Placement Use this table and icons for exact text alignment on deep dive customer story layouts. Delete the product name and Icon you are not using. The Deep Dive Customer Story layout should only be used in conjunction with a cross cloud story set of slides. Logo
Product Cloud Heading Bar Placement Copy and paste the product color you need from below. Align to the top of slide and send to back. Sales Cloud Heading Bar Service Heading Bar Marketing Heading Bar Commerce Heading Bar Community Heading Bar Platform & IoT Heading Bar Devices and Screenshots Deep dive slides allow for larger screenshots. Place the device slightly over the white sidebar, add your product screenshot and send to back. Logo Deep Dive Customer Story Layout Graphic Assets
When creating a deck, consider whether any information in that deck is confidential, the level of confidentiality, and how broadly the information should be shared. For decks containing confidential information, mark all slides, including the cover page, with a prominent, appropriate confidentiality notice, such as: Salesforce Confidential - Not for External Distribution Salesforce Highly Confidential - Do Not Forward Examples of confidential information may include, but are not limited to: Business plans or strategies Financial results Product designs and concepts Sales goals and marketing plans Terms and conditions, rates, or fees offered to particular customers Confidentiality Information Requirement Is your information sensitive or confidential? Salesforce Confidential - Not for External Distribution Add this text into the footer of each slide
This presentation may contain forward-looking statements that involve risks, uncertainties, and assumptions. If any such uncertainties materialize or if any of the assumptions proves incorrect, the results of salesforce.com, inc. could differ materially from the results expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements we make. All statements other than statements of historical fact could be deemed forward-looking, including any projections of product or service availability, subscriber growth, earnings, revenues, or other financial items and any statements regarding strategies or plans of management for future operations, statements of belief, any statements concerning new, planned, or upgraded services or technology developments and customer contracts or use of our services. The risks and uncertainties referred to above include – but are not limited to – risks associated with developing and delivering new functionality for our service, new products and services, our new business model, our past operating losses, possible fluctuations in our operating results and rate of growth, interruptions or delays in our Web hosting, breach of our security measures, the outcome of any litigation, risks associated with completed and any possible mergers and acquisitions, the immature market in which we operate, our relatively limited operating history, our ability to expand, retain, and motivate our employees and manage our growth, new releases of our service and successful customer deployment, our limited history reselling non-salesforce.com products, and utilization and selling to larger enterprise customers. Further information on potential factors that could affect the financial results of salesforce.com, inc. is included in our annual report on Form 10-K for the most recent fiscal year and in our quarterly report on Form 10-Q for the most recent fiscal quarter. These documents and others containing important disclosures are available on the SEC Filings section of the Investor Information section of our Web site. Any unreleased services or features referenced in this or other presentations, press releases or public statements are not currently available and may not be delivered on time or at all. Customers who purchase our services should make the purchase decisions based upon features that are currently available. Salesforce.com, inc. assumes no obligation and does not intend to update these forward-looking statements. Statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 Forward-Looking Statement
This template maintained by the Corporate Messaging & Content team. Please send any questions to our Chatter Group.

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Salesforce Deck Template

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    Salesforce Corporate PowerPoint Template Officialtemplate maintained by the Corporate Messaging & Content Team Updated March 6, 2018 Please send any questions to our Chatter Group
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    This presentation maycontain forward-looking statements that involve risks, uncertainties, and assumptions. If any such uncertainties materialize or if any of the assumptions proves incorrect, the results of salesforce.com, inc. could differ materially from the results expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements we make. All statements other than statements of historical fact could be deemed forward-looking, including any projections of product or service availability, subscriber growth, earnings, revenues, or other financial items and any statements regarding strategies or plans of management for future operations, statements of belief, any statements concerning new, planned, or upgraded services or technology developments and customer contracts or use of our services. The risks and uncertainties referred to above include – but are not limited to – risks associated with developing and delivering new functionality for our service, new products and services, our new business model, our past operating losses, possible fluctuations in our operating results and rate of growth, interruptions or delays in our Web hosting, breach of our security measures, the outcome of any litigation, risks associated with completed and any possible mergers and acquisitions, the immature market in which we operate, our relatively limited operating history, our ability to expand, retain, and motivate our employees and manage our growth, new releases of our service and successful customer deployment, our limited history reselling non-salesforce.com products, and utilization and selling to larger enterprise customers. Further information on potential factors that could affect the financial results of salesforce.com, inc. is included in our annual report on Form 10-K for the most recent fiscal year and in our quarterly report on Form 10-Q for the most recent fiscal quarter. These documents and others containing important disclosures are available on the SEC Filings section of the Investor Information section of our Web site. Any unreleased services or features referenced in this or other presentations, press releases or public statements are not currently available and may not be delivered on time or at all. Customers who purchase our services should make the purchase decisions based upon features that are currently available. Salesforce.com, inc. assumes no obligation and does not intend to update these forward-looking statements. Statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 Forward-Looking Statement
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    Slide Layouts There areover 35 slide layouts available in the pull down menu
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    Title Slide A Subtitle email@salesforce.com,@twitterhandle Presenter Name, Title of Presenter
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    Basic Layout –Title Only Subtitle placeholder
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    First level textis set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Basic Layout Subtitle placeholder
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    Two Column Layout Firstlevel text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
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    Two Column Layout Firstlevel text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
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    Basic Layout -Mountain Footer Left First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
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    Basic Layout -Mountain Footer Right First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
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    Low Forest Layout- Mountain Left First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
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    Low Forest Layout- Mountain Right First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
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    Forest Layout -Low First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
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    Medium Forest Layout- Mountain Left First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
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    Medium Forest Layout- Mountain Right First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
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    First level textis set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder Medium Forest Layout
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    First level textis set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder High Forest Layout
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    First level textis set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder Low Plains Footer Layout
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    First level textis set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder Low Plains Layout
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    First level textis set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder Medium Plains Layout
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    Plains Layout –Right - Small First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
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    Plains Layout -Right First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
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    Path Layout -Hill Right First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
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    Path Layout -Mountain Right First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
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    Path Layout -Hill Range First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
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    Path Layout –Mountain Range First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
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    “Quote or BigIdea Slide A” Speaker of Quote
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    “Quote or BigIdea Slide B” Speaker of Quote
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    Third Split Layout- Right First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
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    Third Split Layout- Left First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
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    Three Column Layout Firstlevel text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans First level text is set at twenty point Salesforce Sans and does not have a bullet • Second level is eighteen point Salesforce Sans Subtitle placeholder
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    LabelLabel Label Example ofphotos in panels 3 Column with Photo and Label
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    Customer Hero A– With Quote Logo
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    Customer Hero B– No Quote Logo
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    Deep Dive CustomerStory LayoutLogo
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    Realigning Guides Guides cancan easily be bumped and moved accidentally. This slide layout show you how to reset your guides. NOTE: When working on any older deck, be sure to check and ensure that the guides in your deck are set. 1. Turn on your guides 2. Insert a new slide the using the Guide Layout slide option. 3. Do your guides align with the orange lines in the new slide? If yes, your guides are set, if not, proceed then realign each of the lines to line up with the lines shown on this page. 4. Once guides are reset, delete the Guide Layout Slide What are Drawing Guides? This lines that that appear on all pages in the same spot, but don’t show up when you print or view deck in Show mode. Think of them as internal margins for the proper alignment and consistent placement of content. Object will snap to them and they are also perfect for cropping an image to. This template has pre-made guides that delineate where your workspace is. How to Turn Guides On and Off Windows: ALT + F9 or Right click in blue area off workspace >Grids and Guides>Display Drawing Guides on Screen Mac 2011: Control + Option + Command + G or View>Guides>Static Guides MAC 2008: Command + G or View>Guides>Static Guides The left and right top and bottom corners only area you should work within on your slides. How to Create a New Guide Line Select a guide, hold down the Option key and drag. This will duplicate the line Use This Layout For Aligning or Realigning Drawing Guides Use this layout for realigning basic drawing guides or reference them as needed
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    Banner and Callouts Placewhite text over these to create infographic and callouts Editable in PowerPoint Name of Trailblazer Title, Name of Company
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    Nature Elements Using sparingly.Refer to the Corporate Presentation for working examples of best practices
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    Point 1 Signs andText Containers
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    Paths and Waterways Alignthese on staging areas carefully to demonstrate journeys
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    Removable slide levelgraphics Note: Place the river divide and bridge in the same spot on consecutive slides to tell a complete story. Crack in Earth, River Divide, and River Bridge Elements
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    Journey Slide –Hill 1 Text Text Text Text Text
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    Journey Slide –Hill 2 Text Text Text Text Text
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    Journey Slide –Hill 3 Text Text Text Text Text Text
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    Embrace the funside of our company and inspire our Ohana to be their best Meet Our Characters Astro Astro is your guide to Salesforce. Beloved by our community, Astro represents the fun side of Salesforce and a passion for learning. Just like Trailblazers, Astro aspires to be whatever they want to be. Astro is always up for an adventure on the trail. Einstein Genius. Problem solver. Focused. Einstein uses intelligence, innovation, and imagination to predict the future! Quick on his feet, full of rebel brilliance, he becomes smarter with every interaction. Codey Codey is a maker at heart. He loves building apps and isn’t afraid to dive in to get things done. Codey represents building with code, playfulness, and the creativity found within Trailhead.
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    Embrace the funside of our company and inspire our Ohana to be their best Meet Our Characters Appy Appy is your guide to the Partner Ecosystem. She’s a connector, always in the know, and excited to learn. She knows a lot about Salesforce and is happy to help. If she doesn’t know the answer, she’ll connect you with a friend. Cloudy Cloudy represents building with cloud, spontaneity, and unlimited potential. And at our biggest events, Cloudy is always at the center of the action. Like the cloud, she is the reliable one that keeps everyone together and on track to meet their goals. SaaSy SasSy is a well-recgonized figure in the Salesforce ecosystem. SaaSy stands for challenging the status quo and for finding new ways to innovate. SasSy promotes success, not software. Twitter Account
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    Official Character: Astro Astro Poses AstroOn The Trail/On the Go Trailhead Astro & Misc. Use Characters Sparingly
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    Official Character: Astro(Cont.) Astro On The Job Astro Shopping Astro As Yeti
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    Official Characters: Codey,Einstein, and Blaze Salesforce brand characters Einstein Einstein with Object Einstein in Motion
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    Appy, Earnie, Cloudy,Codey, SaaSy & Blaze Cloudy SaaSy HootieAppy Earnie the Badger Blaze Forest Friends Groups Drop Shadow
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    These icons playa big part in keeping things playful. We’ve begun to use more line art in our design for contrast against the cartoon artwork direction. If you choose line art, suggest being consistent throughout your deck. We’ve created a library on the following page for most other use cases. These have been created to allow you to change colors etc. directly in PowerPoint Iconography Trailhead Line Art Icons
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    Healthcare Rewards Money & Finance Organization Iconography Extended LineArt Icon Library (Editable) Essential Elements Social Additional Industries Sports Transportation GUI Elements Maps & Navigation Design & Drawing Productivity Network & Servers Computers & Tech Marketing Retail Security
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    Editable Maps WithEditable Location Pins North America Asia Africa Europe South America U.S. UK World Map Netherlands France Australia Japan Germany Ireland Canada British Isles
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    iPadAir Vertical 2 iPhone7 iPadAirHorizontal 2 Galaxy 7 Tablets, Phones and Watches Devices are to scale in relationship to one another, use this slide as a reference Apple Watch
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    Computers Macbook Pro RetinaDisplay (Browser bar is removable) Thunderbolt Monitor for Desktop (Browser bar is removable) Dell Laptop Dell Monitor
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    154 143 135 89 87 92 Complete Salesforce CorporateColor Palette This is the RGB values for the complete set of Salesforce colors Marketing Salesforce Blue Blue 1 0 161 224 234 118 0 253 177 99 Primary Corporate Colors Brand Extensions Secondary Colors 193 185 180 Sales 0 133 125 0 178 169 33 92 160 Blue 2 140 211 248 Blue 3 3 46 97 1942 32 255 Blue 4 Salesforce Neutral Neutral 2 Neutral 3 245 242 242 Neutral 4 Primary Secondary Service 127 36 67 172 20 90 Commerce 65 105 61 107 149 96 116 27 137 Industries 76 34 72 207 69 29 253 116 86 Collaboration Platform 3 46 97 33 92 160 Community 231 165 54 235 188 72
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    New PowerPoint ThemeColors These Salesforce branded colors have been built into this template Text 2: Salesforce Blue Bar 5: Sales Bar 6: Marketing Bar 2: Salesforce Neutral Bar 3: Service Bar 4: Industries Text 1: Platform Secondary Bar 1: Platform Primary Background 2: Custom Gray Background 1: White Default shape 4.3 2.5 3.5 4.5 1.7 2.9 One Two Three Four Five Six Default LineCharts created in PowerPoint follow this order from left to right Color Palette in Pull Down Menu Default text box Headings are dark gray • Secondary text is lighter gray Theme Colors: Key
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    New Salesforce ProductIcons These icons were introduced at DF17 Quip (Collaboration) Industries Cloud Service Cloud Sales Cloud Commerce Cloud Trailhead Lightning Analytics AppExchangeHerokuIoTEinstein Salesforce Platform Transportation & Hospitality Government Healthcare & Life Sciences New logo placement is upper right. Copy and Paste this into any slide that does not have a logo on it Customer Success Platform Icon Salesforce Mobile App (Replacing the Salesforce 1 logo and app) Marketing Cloud Community Cloud Financial Service Automotive MediaManufacturingConsumer Goods Retail Communications
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    Sales Cloud Service Cloud MarketingCloud Commerce Cloud Community Cloud Platform Einstein Analytics IoT Customer Story Layout Graphic Resources XX stat text Product Icon and Label Placement Use this table and icons for exact alignment. Delete the product name and icon you are not using. Editable Stat Text Box and Key Line Place key stat into text box and adjust the height within the sidebar. Place the key line between the product(s) name and the stat. Devices and Product Screenshots Whenever available, place product screenshots into devices and send to back. Device placement should overlap the white sidebar
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    Financial Services Cloud Health Cloud CustomerStory Layout Graphic Resources XX stat text Industry Product Icon and Label Placement Use this table and icons for proper text alignment when telling your Customer Story. Delete the products you are not using. Editable Stat Text Box and Key Line Place key stat into text box and adjust the height within the sidebar. Place the key line between the product(s) name and the stat. INTERNAL ONLY Internal Only Bar Some assets should not be shared externally. Use this header bar to note content that is for internal audiences only. Logo
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    Sales Cloud Service Cloud MarketingCloud Commerce Cloud Community Cloud Platform Einstein Analytics IoT Stat Text Box Placement When using the additional deep dive slide, the stat text box should be place into the Business Results area, not on the white sidebar as in pervious examples. XXM text Deep Dive Customer Story Layout Graphic Assets Transparent Overlay for Wayfinders Place this semi transparent box over all product names and icons that you are not speaking to on the slide. This will allow you to create a wayfinder model. Adjust for each consecutive slide in you cross cloud slide set. Product Icon and Label Placement Use this table and icons for exact text alignment on deep dive customer story layouts. Delete the product name and Icon you are not using. The Deep Dive Customer Story layout should only be used in conjunction with a cross cloud story set of slides. Logo
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    Product Cloud HeadingBar Placement Copy and paste the product color you need from below. Align to the top of slide and send to back. Sales Cloud Heading Bar Service Heading Bar Marketing Heading Bar Commerce Heading Bar Community Heading Bar Platform & IoT Heading Bar Devices and Screenshots Deep dive slides allow for larger screenshots. Place the device slightly over the white sidebar, add your product screenshot and send to back. Logo Deep Dive Customer Story Layout Graphic Assets
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    When creating adeck, consider whether any information in that deck is confidential, the level of confidentiality, and how broadly the information should be shared. For decks containing confidential information, mark all slides, including the cover page, with a prominent, appropriate confidentiality notice, such as: Salesforce Confidential - Not for External Distribution Salesforce Highly Confidential - Do Not Forward Examples of confidential information may include, but are not limited to: Business plans or strategies Financial results Product designs and concepts Sales goals and marketing plans Terms and conditions, rates, or fees offered to particular customers Confidentiality Information Requirement Is your information sensitive or confidential? Salesforce Confidential - Not for External Distribution Add this text into the footer of each slide
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    This presentation maycontain forward-looking statements that involve risks, uncertainties, and assumptions. If any such uncertainties materialize or if any of the assumptions proves incorrect, the results of salesforce.com, inc. could differ materially from the results expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements we make. All statements other than statements of historical fact could be deemed forward-looking, including any projections of product or service availability, subscriber growth, earnings, revenues, or other financial items and any statements regarding strategies or plans of management for future operations, statements of belief, any statements concerning new, planned, or upgraded services or technology developments and customer contracts or use of our services. The risks and uncertainties referred to above include – but are not limited to – risks associated with developing and delivering new functionality for our service, new products and services, our new business model, our past operating losses, possible fluctuations in our operating results and rate of growth, interruptions or delays in our Web hosting, breach of our security measures, the outcome of any litigation, risks associated with completed and any possible mergers and acquisitions, the immature market in which we operate, our relatively limited operating history, our ability to expand, retain, and motivate our employees and manage our growth, new releases of our service and successful customer deployment, our limited history reselling non-salesforce.com products, and utilization and selling to larger enterprise customers. Further information on potential factors that could affect the financial results of salesforce.com, inc. is included in our annual report on Form 10-K for the most recent fiscal year and in our quarterly report on Form 10-Q for the most recent fiscal quarter. These documents and others containing important disclosures are available on the SEC Filings section of the Investor Information section of our Web site. Any unreleased services or features referenced in this or other presentations, press releases or public statements are not currently available and may not be delivered on time or at all. Customers who purchase our services should make the purchase decisions based upon features that are currently available. Salesforce.com, inc. assumes no obligation and does not intend to update these forward-looking statements. Statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 Forward-Looking Statement
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    This template maintainedby the Corporate Messaging & Content team. Please send any questions to our Chatter Group.

Editor's Notes

  • #3 Key Message Salesforce is a publicly traded company. Customers should make buying decisions only on the products commercially available. Talk Track Before I begin, just a quick note that you should base your purchasing decisions on products and services that are currently available.
  • #40 Industry: Segment: Products or Features: Date Story Created: Company Overview: Business Challenge: Salesforce Solution: Results: Vision: Additional Resources (Links to videos, statistics, chatter links etc.):
  • #41 Industry: Segment: Products or Features: Date Story Created: Company Overview: Business Challenge: Salesforce Solution: Results: Vision: Additional Resources (Links to videos, statistics, chatter links etc.):
  • #42 Industry: Segment: Products or Features: Date Story Created: Company Overview: Business Challenge: Salesforce Solution: Results: Vision: Additional Resources (Links to videos, statistics, chatter links etc.):
  • #55 Talk Track I love giving back to the community, but I also love the constant change in technology around us. Looking at the world around us, we've seen technology shift from mainframes, to client/server and into the cloud where every thing is connected – from friends on social networks, to mobile phones and even the products in your house. And now, we're seeing this incredible shift where these devices and apps are getting smarter with artificial intelligence. Most of us have come to expect smart experiences in our daily lives, whether it's Facebook recognizing and tagging friends or Amazon showing us predictive recommendations. With 75 billion smart things, customers are creating an unprecedented network of information and trillions of interactions. Key Message Why can't applications be as smart as Amazon.com? We're in a new world where customer expectations are different. To be successful, companies need to meet these new expectations, wherever and however they connect. Pro Tip Share a personal example on how your customer experience is changing with artificial intelligence (i.e. Nest, Uber, Fitbit).
  • #77 Industry: Segment: Products or Features: Date Story Created: Company Overview: Business Challenge: Salesforce Solution: Results: Vision: Additional Resources (Links to videos, statistics, chatter links etc.):
  • #78 Industry: Segment: Products or Features: Date Story Created: Company Overview: Business Challenge: Salesforce Solution: Results: Vision: Additional Resources (Links to videos, statistics, chatter links etc.):
  • #79 Industry: Segment: Products or Features: Date Story Created: Company Overview: Business Challenge: Salesforce Solution: Results: Vision: Additional Resources (Links to videos, statistics, chatter links etc.):
  • #80 Industry: Segment: Products or Features: Date Story Created: Company Overview: Business Challenge: Salesforce Solution: Results: Vision: Additional Resources (Links to videos, statistics, chatter links etc.):
  • #82 Key Message Salesforce is a publicly traded company. Customers should make buying decisions only on the products commercially available. Talk Track Before I begin, just a quick note that you should base your purchasing decisions on products and services that are currently available.