From day one, in April 2008, I was aware of Salesforce user groups. My mentor at the time, Julie, told me I should consider going along since I was so. read more…
We all know the Salesforce Certified Technical Architect (CTA) is expensive. Add $6k to the already-significant costs of completing the certifications needed to get to System Architect and Application Architect. read more…
My first corporate client was a media company who wanted help building a clever renewals process within Sales Cloud. They had recently gone live with simple Opportunity management. Process Builder. read more…
London’s Calling 2018 was held on 16th February and Chris and I went along with every intention of attending a full day of sessions. We went to one session then. read more…
I think I speak for many admins and consultants when I say that thinking about a Salesforce solution can be harder than configuring it. By the time you’ve finished gathering. read more…
If you’ve ever been a Salesforce #AwesomeAdmin, you’ll find the Sharing and Visibility Designer exam to be one of the simpler ones. I’ve heard from a few developers lately that. read more…
Trust and Confidence Aside from building the solution itself, these two things are arguably the most important things you have to build when you’re implementing any kind of new software. read more…
This blog has an unusual name because at the time I started it, I didn’t want to commit to blogging about a single topic. I decided I was going to. read more…
After failing this exam once before, I couldn’t leave it for very long before having another go. I was close enough that I knew I could have a good shot. read more…
This week hasn’t been too good; for the first time in ages, I failed an exam. I won’t lie, I spent two days with my tail tucked firmly between my. read more…
The Impact of User Groups
From day one, in April 2008, I was aware of Salesforce user groups. My mentor at the time, Julie, told me I should consider going along since I was so. read more…
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Making the Case to be a Salesforce Certified Technical Architect
We all know the Salesforce Certified Technical Architect (CTA) is expensive. Add $6k to the already-significant costs of completing the certifications needed to get to System Architect and Application Architect. read more…
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Salesforce Project Chronicles: Automatic Renewals
My first corporate client was a media company who wanted help building a clever renewals process within Sales Cloud. They had recently gone live with simple Opportunity management. Process Builder. read more…
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What I Learnt at London’s Calling 2018
London’s Calling 2018 was held on 16th February and Chris and I went along with every intention of attending a full day of sessions. We went to one session then. read more…
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Salesforce Solution Design: Success is a Team Sport
I think I speak for many admins and consultants when I say that thinking about a Salesforce solution can be harder than configuring it. By the time you’ve finished gathering. read more…
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Salesforce Certified Sharing and Visibility Designer Exam Tips
If you’ve ever been a Salesforce #AwesomeAdmin, you’ll find the Sharing and Visibility Designer exam to be one of the simpler ones. I’ve heard from a few developers lately that. read more…
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VIDEO: Visualising Solutions – How to Communicate Your Vision
Trust and Confidence Aside from building the solution itself, these two things are arguably the most important things you have to build when you’re implementing any kind of new software. read more…
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The Crossover: When Cancer and Salesforce Collide
This blog has an unusual name because at the time I started it, I didn’t want to commit to blogging about a single topic. I decided I was going to. read more…
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Salesforce Certified Identity and Access Management Designer Exam Tips
After failing this exam once before, I couldn’t leave it for very long before having another go. I was close enough that I knew I could have a good shot. read more…
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Why FAILING Identity and Access Management Designer was actually a good thing
This week hasn’t been too good; for the first time in ages, I failed an exam. I won’t lie, I spent two days with my tail tucked firmly between my. read more…
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