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Software and Golf Clubs
Craig Stabler, an avid golfer parallels finding the right fit for golfing gear to leveraging custom tools in business software.
On-View triggers in Salesforce (trigger for Opportunity Contact Roles)
Native Opportunity Limitations One current limitation with Salesforce.com native Opportunities model is the inability to have a trigger on the Opportunity Contact Role object. Say you have built a custom Opportunity rollup or scoring mechanism of some variety and it relies upon what/who the user selects in the Opportunity Contact Role area: how will you…
Join Soliant at Dreamforce 2012
Meet up with Soliant Consulting at Dreamforce on September 18-21, 2012 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. Please send us your information through our contact form if you’d like to arrange to meet with a member of the Soliant team during the conference. The theme for Dreamforce 2012 is “Touch The Social Enterprise”. Guests…
UX Work is Better When Everyone’s Involved
Learn to engage and develop client trust and satisfaction with these techniques and tips on UX development from certified developers.
Nonfunctionals Considered Essential
Check out this discussion on the balance of finding the right approach to software development from certified developers.
Convenience or Complacence?
Cultivate client trust by considering the details that ensure them their product development and concerns have your full attention.
Software as an Ecosystem
Read our discussion on how an organization’s growth can be reflected in the software they use and how an analytical approach will can maximize strategy.
Soliant Consulting at DePaul University’s Technology Job & Internship Fair on March 9th
Come out DePaul University’s Technology Job & Internship Fair! Meet members of the Soliant team and learn about employment opportunities with our company.
Connecting Around the World with Salesforce – Check out Soliant’s new case study!
Learn how Soliant helped Global Experiences move to Salesforce and drive customer relationship management and content management system for their website.
No Brown M&Ms
Triggers are useful tools a team of software engineers can pull out of their project toolbox. Read more about identifying project risks here.
