Articles

  • 1 week ago | salesforce.com | Dan Tynan

    The global telecommunications industry is at an inflection point. Over the last five years, the world’s largest communications companies have poured hundreds of billions of dollars into building out 5G networks. Most, however, have yet to fully realize the return on those investments. At the same time, telecoms have had to compete against a raft of new technologies and business models, from VoIP to fixed wireless to satellite services.

  • 1 month ago | salesforce.com | Dan Tynan

    Twenty years ago, the Salesforce AppExchange launched a thriving cloud app ecosystem that enabled businesses to enhance and customize their Salesforce environments — before cloud computing had been proven as a business model. Since that time, companies have installed more than 13 million apps from Salesforce’s more than 7,000 technology partners.

  • 2 months ago | sforce.co | Dan Tynan

    It’s hard to imagine an industry that hasn’t been affected by the rise of generative AI and autonomous AI agents. If you haven’t felt it yet, just wait. You will. But few professions have been transformed as dramatically as software development. AI agents are changing how applications are conceived, designed, and deployed. And that has changed the role developers play in helping their organizations succeed.

  • 2 months ago | salesforce.com | Dan Tynan

    It’s hard to imagine an industry that hasn’t been affected by the rise of generative AI and autonomous AI agents. If you haven’t felt it yet, just wait. You will. But few professions have been transformed as dramatically as software development. AI agents are changing how applications are conceived, designed, and deployed. And that has changed the role developers play in helping their organizations succeed.

  • 2 months ago | tynanfiles.beehiiv.com | Dan Tynan

    Mike Waltz, seen here doing his impression of Sgt Schultz from Hogan’s Heroes. Source: MSN. Remember last week? When The Gang That Can't Chat Straight (TGTCCS) accidentally included The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg in their 'Let's bomb the shit out of the Houthis' emoji fest? This already feels like it happened a long time ago, in the condensed soup version of dystopia through which we now slog, where every day brings forth an absurd new horror.