The Salesforce.com Platform
Dave Norris VP Business Development, Platform
                  +44 7967 966 987
                dnorris@salesforce.com
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This presentation may contain forward-looking               other litigation, risks associated with possible mergers
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assumptions. If any such uncertainties materialize or if    operate, our relatively limited operating history, our
any of the assumptions proves incorrect, the results of     ability to expand, retain, and motivate our employees
salesforce.com, inc. could differ materially from the       and manage our growth, new releases of our service
results expressed or implied by the forward-looking         and successful customer deployment, our limited history
statements we make. All statements other than               reselling non-salesforce.com products, and utilization
statements of historical fact could be deemed forward-      and selling to larger enterprise customers. Further
looking, including any projections of product or service    information on potential factors that could affect the
availability, subscriber growth, earnings, revenues, or     financial results of salesforce.com, inc. is included in our
other financial items and any statements regarding          annual report on Form 10-Q for the most recent fiscal
strategies or plans of management for future operations,    quarter ended April 30, 2011. This documents and
statements of belief, any statements concerning new,        others containing important disclosures are available on
planned, or upgraded services or technology                 the SEC Filings section of the Investor Information
developments and customer contracts or use of our           section of our Web site.
services.
                                                            Any unreleased services or features referenced in this
The risks and uncertainties referred to above include –     or other presentations, press releases or public
but are not limited to – risks associated with developing   statements are not currently available and may not be
and delivering new functionality for our service, new       delivered on time or at all. Customers who purchase our
products and services, our new business model, our          services should make the purchase decisions based
past operating losses, possible fluctuations in our         upon     features    that     are  currently   available.
operating results and rate of growth, interruptions or      Salesforce.com, inc. assumes no obligation and does
delays in our Web hosting, breach of our security           not intend to update these forward-looking statements.
measures, the outcome of intellectual property and
Agenda

• Strategy
• Positioning
• Customer Success
Strategy
Ten Year Computing Cycles
   10X more users with each cycle



                                                                    2010’s
                                                                     Social
                                                                   Revolution
                                                        2000’s
                                            1990’s       Mobile
                                            Desktop      Cloud
                              1980’s
                           Client/Server     Cloud     Computing
             1970’s Mini    Computing      Computing
 1960’s      Computing
Mainframe
Computing




   Data       Business       Process         Web         Mobile     Social
Management   Logic Apps     Automation       Apps        Apps
   Apps                        Apps
                                                                    Apps
Each Ten Year Computing Cycle Requires a New
Platform


                                                                                     2010’s Social
                                                                                      Revolution
                                                                    2000’s Mobile
                                                                   Cloud Computing Social Platforms
                                                   1990’s Desktop
                                     1980’s       Cloud Computing iOS, Android
                    1970’s Mini   Client/Server
 1960’s Mainframe   Computing                       .NET, J2EE,
    Computing                      Computing
                                                   Weblogic, Web
  IMS, VM/CMS,      AS400, RDB,   ODBC, Visual        Sphere
    CICS, MVS        VMS, DG,        Basic,
                        HP         DB2,Oracle
Salesforce Delivering the #1 Enterprise
Cloud Platform
                                                                              36%
                                                                              of CIOs expect
                                                                              to use salesforce




                                  PaaS for Developers   PaaS for Business Experts     PaaS for ISVs




 Source: Morgan Stanley CIO Survey, 2011
Social Applications and Platform



     touch.salesforce.com




                                       Open API’s
                            data.com
Heroku is Now Open for Java
Developers


                                                          for




   A path to the Social Enterprise for 6 million java developers.


    Fully integrated into the Heroku platform:
          Instant scale                Full visibility
          Frictionless deployment      Add-on ecosystem
Force.com and Heroku

• Force.com
  – Declarative
  – Point and click
  – Business user led
• Heroku
  – Professional developer
  – $git push heroku master
  – Ruby, Java, node.js, clojure
• Shared vision
Social Revolution: Social Enterprise
Apps Available on the AppExchange

                                               1250+
                                               Apps
          Number of Apps




                Chatter Exchange Social Apps
AppExchange is the Proven Enterprise
Cloud Marketplace


            1,300 Apps
      $500 Million Marketplace

                                            ~1 Million
                                            installs

                       Number of Installs
Positioning
Delight Your Customers and Employees
                                   Social Enterprise
                                    1   Social Customer Profile

                                                                         Product &
                     Collaborate                                         Partners



    Connect & Sell                                                                   Listen &
                                                                                     Analyze




                                    Service &   Automate &      Social
                                    Engage        Extend     Marketing




2   Employee                                                              3   Customer Social
       Social                                                                 Networks
    Networks                                                                  & Product Social
                                                                              Networks
The Salesforce Social Enterprise Platform:
Database.com, Force.com, Heroku




Create Your Employee            Create Your Social          Create Your Customer
   Social Network                Customer Profile              Social Network

Automate and extend processes      Store social profile        Agile develop and deploy
   Workflow, logic, analytics   data Unified data model,     Open platform and ecosystem
     Cloud, social, mobile          open integration       Integrate to public social networks
Edge Apps – Agility Layer

                               EDGE APPS
                 Lotus Notes
           Replacement Apps                  Compliance Apps




 Departmental
        Apps                                             HR Apps



                                 Core
                                 Apps

 Social Media                                            IT Helpdesk
        Apps




                       E-                  Mobile Apps
                 Commerce
                     Site
Customer Success
Customers are Building Their Custom Apps
on our Platform


                                 410,000
                                 Apps


               Number of Apps
Burberry – Salesforce and Cap Gemini
‘feel the brand’




• Internal = External
• Social Enterprise
• Back Office integration
   “If you don’t do that I dont know what your business model is in 5 years”
   Angela Ahrendts, CEO
KLM’s Newest Destination is Twitter




                    Advanced use of Social Media

                    130,000 Twitter followers

                    Reduced first call resolution
                    rate to 1 hour

                    twitter.com/klm

                    YouTube – KLM Surprise
Toyota Social Enterprise




                                           Chatter for 320,000                                         Toyota Vehicles
                                              Employees
                                                                           Social Customer
                                                                                Profile
               Dealers/Distributo
                                                                                                                               Toyota Friend
                      rs
                                                                                                                                  Mobile




                                                                                                                                               Toyota Friend
 1-800-4-My-                                                                                                                                     Website
    Toyota

                          Manufacturing/                                                                                 Toyota Friend
                            Finance                                                                                       on Youtube
                                                                                              Toyota Friend on
                                                           Toyota Friend
                                                                              Toyota Friend      Facebook
                                                              on mixi
                                                                                on Twitter
THANK YOU

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    The Salesforce.com Platform DaveNorris VP Business Development, Platform +44 7967 966 987 dnorris@salesforce.com
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    Safe Harbor Safe harborstatement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: This presentation may contain forward-looking other litigation, risks associated with possible mergers statements that involve risks, uncertainties, and and acquisitions, the immature market in which we assumptions. If any such uncertainties materialize or if operate, our relatively limited operating history, our any of the assumptions proves incorrect, the results of ability to expand, retain, and motivate our employees salesforce.com, inc. could differ materially from the and manage our growth, new releases of our service results expressed or implied by the forward-looking and successful customer deployment, our limited history statements we make. All statements other than reselling non-salesforce.com products, and utilization statements of historical fact could be deemed forward- and selling to larger enterprise customers. Further looking, including any projections of product or service information on potential factors that could affect the availability, subscriber growth, earnings, revenues, or financial results of salesforce.com, inc. is included in our other financial items and any statements regarding annual report on Form 10-Q for the most recent fiscal strategies or plans of management for future operations, quarter ended April 30, 2011. This documents and statements of belief, any statements concerning new, others containing important disclosures are available on planned, or upgraded services or technology the SEC Filings section of the Investor Information developments and customer contracts or use of our section of our Web site. services. Any unreleased services or features referenced in this The risks and uncertainties referred to above include – or other presentations, press releases or public but are not limited to – risks associated with developing statements are not currently available and may not be and delivering new functionality for our service, new delivered on time or at all. Customers who purchase our products and services, our new business model, our services should make the purchase decisions based past operating losses, possible fluctuations in our upon features that are currently available. operating results and rate of growth, interruptions or Salesforce.com, inc. assumes no obligation and does delays in our Web hosting, breach of our security not intend to update these forward-looking statements. measures, the outcome of intellectual property and
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    Ten Year ComputingCycles 10X more users with each cycle 2010’s Social Revolution 2000’s 1990’s Mobile Desktop Cloud 1980’s Client/Server Cloud Computing 1970’s Mini Computing Computing 1960’s Computing Mainframe Computing Data Business Process Web Mobile Social Management Logic Apps Automation Apps Apps Apps Apps Apps
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    Each Ten YearComputing Cycle Requires a New Platform 2010’s Social Revolution 2000’s Mobile Cloud Computing Social Platforms 1990’s Desktop 1980’s Cloud Computing iOS, Android 1970’s Mini Client/Server 1960’s Mainframe Computing .NET, J2EE, Computing Computing Weblogic, Web IMS, VM/CMS, AS400, RDB, ODBC, Visual Sphere CICS, MVS VMS, DG, Basic, HP DB2,Oracle
  • 7.
    Salesforce Delivering the#1 Enterprise Cloud Platform 36% of CIOs expect to use salesforce PaaS for Developers PaaS for Business Experts PaaS for ISVs Source: Morgan Stanley CIO Survey, 2011
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    Social Applications andPlatform touch.salesforce.com Open API’s data.com
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    Heroku is NowOpen for Java Developers for A path to the Social Enterprise for 6 million java developers. Fully integrated into the Heroku platform: Instant scale Full visibility Frictionless deployment Add-on ecosystem
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    Force.com and Heroku •Force.com – Declarative – Point and click – Business user led • Heroku – Professional developer – $git push heroku master – Ruby, Java, node.js, clojure • Shared vision
  • 11.
    Social Revolution: SocialEnterprise Apps Available on the AppExchange 1250+ Apps Number of Apps Chatter Exchange Social Apps
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    AppExchange is theProven Enterprise Cloud Marketplace 1,300 Apps $500 Million Marketplace ~1 Million installs Number of Installs
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    Delight Your Customersand Employees Social Enterprise 1 Social Customer Profile Product & Collaborate Partners Connect & Sell Listen & Analyze Service & Automate & Social Engage Extend Marketing 2 Employee 3 Customer Social Social Networks Networks & Product Social Networks
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    The Salesforce SocialEnterprise Platform: Database.com, Force.com, Heroku Create Your Employee Create Your Social Create Your Customer Social Network Customer Profile Social Network Automate and extend processes Store social profile Agile develop and deploy Workflow, logic, analytics data Unified data model, Open platform and ecosystem Cloud, social, mobile open integration Integrate to public social networks
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    Edge Apps –Agility Layer EDGE APPS Lotus Notes Replacement Apps Compliance Apps Departmental Apps HR Apps Core Apps Social Media IT Helpdesk Apps E- Mobile Apps Commerce Site
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    Customers are BuildingTheir Custom Apps on our Platform 410,000 Apps Number of Apps
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    Burberry – Salesforceand Cap Gemini ‘feel the brand’ • Internal = External • Social Enterprise • Back Office integration “If you don’t do that I dont know what your business model is in 5 years” Angela Ahrendts, CEO
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    KLM’s Newest Destinationis Twitter Advanced use of Social Media 130,000 Twitter followers Reduced first call resolution rate to 1 hour twitter.com/klm YouTube – KLM Surprise
  • 21.
    Toyota Social Enterprise Chatter for 320,000 Toyota Vehicles Employees Social Customer Profile Dealers/Distributo Toyota Friend rs Mobile Toyota Friend 1-800-4-My- Website Toyota Manufacturing/ Toyota Friend Finance on Youtube Toyota Friend on Toyota Friend Toyota Friend Facebook on mixi on Twitter
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