The event grew steadily from a humble 600-person conference to one that welcomed about 13-15,000 attendees in recent years (with the exception of the pandemic years). We expect to see a similar number of in-person attendees this year.
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Who can attend Salesforce Connections?
Attendees across all industries are welcome, including Trailblazers in education, nonprofit, retail, consumer goods, financial services, health care and life sciences, manufacturing, travel, transportation, hospitality, telecom, media, and more. Salesforce partners and prospective partners are also welcome to attend Connections.
How many customers does Salesforce have?
There are 150,000 Salesforce customers. 31% of Salesforce revenue is generated by Service Cloud sales. Most recent figures show Salesforce CRM revenue growing by 23.2% annually. Salesforce has 11.7% of the marketing CRM market share, 7.3% behind Adobe.
What is the Salesforce Connections agenda?
Salesforce Connections is for Salesforce customers and prospective customers who are striving to build a direct relationship with customers. The agenda will feature content designed for: Marketing, advertising, commerce and service technology buyers.
Who are Salesforce’s main competitors?
The company’s 4 largest competitors (Oracle, SAP, Adobe and Microsoft) have a combined market share of 17.8%. Here’s a table showing the Salesforce share of the CRM market since 2017: Source: Salesforce. Salesforce has acquired 69 companies to date. 7 of those acquisitions have come within the last year.
2. What does Salesforce do?
Bet Astro wishes they had a nickel for every time this question came up. The company has evolved and grown so much since it was founded in 1999 — and as its size and scope have increased, so has the complexity of this answer.
3. How much information does Salesforce process in 24 hours?
Salesforce brings companies and customers together. In other words, it powers trillions of business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-consumer (B2C) interactions.
5. Where does Salesforce operate around the world?
Salesforce operates in 84 cities, with 110 offices around the world. There are eight Salesforce Towers currently (in Atlanta, Dublin, Indianapolis, London, New York, Paris, San Francisco, and Tokyo) with another two in development (Salesforce Tower Sydney and Salesforce Tower Chicago).
6. How tall is the Salesforce tower in San Francisco?
1,070 feet. Opened in 2018, the Salesforce Tower in San Francisco is 61 stories and 1.4 million square feet of office space.
7. How diverse is Salesforce?
Last year, Salesforce set a goal to have 50% of its U.S. employees from underrepresented groups (Women, Black, Latinx, Indigenous, Multiracial, LGBTQ+ employees, People with Disabilities, and Veterans)by 2023.
8. How much has Salesforce spent to ensure equality in employee salaries?
Salesforce has spent $16 million to date to ensure equal pay for equal work among its global workforce. In 2015, the company committed to investigating and addressing any gender pay gaps.
9. How is Salesforce a sustainable company?
In 2021, Salesforce achieved net zero across its full value chain and reached 100% renewable energy. This means Salesforce has purchased enough renewable energy to match all electricity it uses globally.
How many employees does Salesforce have?
Salesforce has 56,606 employees worldwide. The majority of employees ( 58%) are based in the United States, while the remaining 42% are spread across a further 27 countries. Salesforce added 7,606 new employees over the past year alone, a 15.52% year over year increase.
What is Salesforce’s market share?
Salesforce market share. Salesforce is the largest single player in the CRM applications market. It holds a 19.8% market share. The company’s 4 largest competitors (Oracle, SAP, Adobe and Microsoft) have a combined market share of 17.8%. Here’s a table showing the Salesforce share of the CRM market since 2017:
How much is Salesforce revenue in 2021?
Since then, Salesforce has consistently grown revenue each year. Today, in 2021, annual revenue stands at $21.25 billion. A 221.3x increase since 2004. Read on for the latest Salesforce statistics for 2021. First, here’s a quick overview of the stats you’re about to read: Key Salesforce Stats. Salesforce annual revenue.
What makes Salesforce stand out?
One of the things that make Salesforce stand out is the way in which it uses money to fund educational programs and to offer grants, particularly in the field of computer science. It means that many of the next generation of experts will have their learning funded by the company thanks to its donations.
What is Salesforce’s biggest rival?
Salesforce’s biggest rival in the market at the moment is SAP. It shows just how dominant Salesforce is that its biggest rival has a market share of just 8.3%, less than half of the market share currently taken up by Salesforce. It means that its dominance looks pretty solid, even though nothing should be taken for granted.
What is Salesforce’s philanthropic approach?
It means that 1% of its revenue, 1% of its resources and 1% of its employees’ time is dedicated to giving back to the community and other charitable causes. It’s a big step in corporate philanthropy that the company has been taking for a number of years now, which in turn helps boost Salesforce growth trends.
Is Salesforce the biggest CRM company?
The market is relatively diverse, with lots of companies operating within it and competing for customers. Still, Salesforce has one-fifth of the market share, making it the biggest company out there.
Is Salesforce bigger than Salesforce?
The Salesforce Ecosystem is actually much bigger than Salesforce itself, and that’s set to increase. Over the next few years, it’s expected that the overall Salesforce Ecosystem will grow to be five times bigger than Salesforce. It’s a big part of why many companies choose Salesforce over the other options out there.
Does Fortune 100 use Salesforce?
It’s a very big deal the vast majority of Fortune 100 companies now use at least one Salesforce application. It shows that the biggest and most successful players in the business world see Salesforce as the best option for them. That can be used to leverage further interest in the company’s products and boost Salesforce revenue growth.
Does Salesforce use AppExchange?
Salesforce customers don’t just use the apps created by Salesforce. They also get access to AppExchange, which is part of the wider ecosystem set up by Salesforce and contributed to by people all over the world. According to the latest Salesforce ecosystem statistics, more than seven in ten Salesforce customers use the AppExchange.
All Industries
Salesforce.org Community Breakfast before the Salesforce.org Super Session
Join us Wednesday, June 19th from 7:30am – 8:30am in room W176B and meet your fellow education and nonprofit colleagues over some bagels and nosh before the Salesforce.org Super Session at 9am!
Nonprofit
Advancing Impact in the Fight Against Hate – The Power of a Connected Nonprofit
When your organization is blazing the trail towards a world without anti-Semitism and all forms of hate, a powerful and responsive toolkit is critical to achieving that mission.
Education
Boston College is radically changing how we engage with our 240,000 alumni, parents, and friends. We’re leveraging the full feature set of Salesforce Marketing Cloud to form close, personal relationships with each constituent by providing content and offers that align closely with his/her unique interests and needs.
Philanthropy Cloud
Engaged employees have higher morale, stronger working relationships, and longer tenure with their companies.
Customer Success Group
The Salesforce Marketing ecosystem is way more than Marketing Cloud. In this session we will take a deeper look at Salesforce Marketing components that exist outside of the Marketing Cloud that help Nonprofits and Higher Ed institutions further their missions.
Circles of Success
Salesforce.org will have a representative at the following Circles of Success roundtables
What is Connections?
Salesforce Connections is the must-attend conference for everyone who wants to learn how to build better constituent experiences through personalized, seamless engagement. Come learn new trends and best practices and try out solutions that make every interaction click to engage your constituents in one unified experience.
