6 Reasons Why Conga Is The Best App For Generating Documents From Your Salesforce Data
There are a few options when it comes to mail merging documents in Salesforce. Refer to my preview post on the subject. The suite of tools from Conga (formerly Appextremes) stand out however. If you can’t get the job done with the free options Salesforce provides the next logical step is to have a look at Conga. Here are 6 reasons to take a look at Conga for your next documentation requirement:
Doing Customized Help Documentation The Right Way In Salesforce
Recently I ran into an innovative company called Blue Mango Learning Systems at Dreamforce ’13. They are a small company determined to make documentation considerably easier for B2B companies that need to create help content. Their products include Screensteps, which allows you to create a complete help manual library and Clarify, the scaled down version which simply allows you to create one-off articles that can be shared individually. Read More
App Store vs. Google Play – Who Wins the Battle? [Infographic]
In the technology world, the battle for app supremacy continues between Apple and Google. In the past, many articles have been written that compare the App Store and Google Play based on metrics like the number of apps, number of downloads, rate of growth, sales, market share and so on. What about unconventional metrics like the daily amount of revenue generated for developers, top publishers, revenue based on country, search functionality, price point distribution, cost of apps, revenue, and security of data? Look no further as Kinvey has created an infographic that presents an ‘uncommon comparison of the App Store vs. Google Play’ and highlights key statistics based on unconventional metrics.
Tablets and Kids: What Are The Current Trends?
How tech-savvy are your kids? Take a look around and you will see kids using tablets in the classroom, at home, and on-the-go in the family car or at activities. Simply put, tablets are being used everywhere and anywhere and have become a very popular device with kids. When it comes to the topic of tablets and kids, researchers have studied adoption rates, how tablets are being used by kids, content consumption habits, and have looked at which apps have been successfully targeted at kids. Infographics are a great way to summarize data and here are a few of the key facts that stood out in a recent infographic called ‘Tablet and Kids: The Future Consumer”: