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Salesforce Live: Australia and New Zealand’s premiere episode covered a lot of topics: from innovation acceleration to equality and intersectionality.
Salesforce Live: A&NZ is well underway, and we’ve had a blast hearing from top Trailblazers, industry experts and innovative companies about what success looks like now and into the future. Let’s take a look back at just a few of the insights you’ll find in the financial services, retail and consumer goods, and sales episodes.
It was tempting to say ‘innovation wow’ and throw a match over our collective shoulders as we headed into 2021.
Our premiere episode of our very first Salesforce Live: A&NZ series went live yesterday. Here is our episode wrap-up – there was so much goodness we couldn’t hold back!
When we decided to transform Salesforce World Tour Sydney into Salesforce Live: Australia and New Zealand we knew we needed to create a brand experience like no other. Starting tomorrow – that’s 24…
While a lot about the sales profession has changed in the past year, do these changes mean sales teams need to adopt a new set of skills? We put this question to sales experts Tony Hughes and Cian McLoughlin ahead of the Sales Episode at Salesforce Live: Australia & New Zealand, now available on-demand.
Salesforce’s Director, Retail Industry Strategy, James Johnson looks at how the most successful retailers capitalised on changing trends ahead of the Retail and Consumer Goods Trailblazers Episode at Salesforce Live: Australia & New Zealand on 1 April.
It’s time to rethink how you’re putting the customer at the centre of your business. With customer experience now the key driver of business success, the goal is to make it easy for your employees to make it easy for your customers – which is what Salesforce Customer 360 is all about.
Dr Moira Junge, a psychologist, sleep disorder expert and Sleep Health Foundation (SHF) board member, explains how we should be thinking about sleep and why those ‘better sleep’ listicles don’t always help.
