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Deploy in Four: Picking a Place to Start

by Michael Philbrick | Jun 30, 2016 | Blog, Salesforce.org: Deploy in Four

Now I get to return to the theme of this blog series, “Deploy in Four.” What do I mean by this? Four days, four weeks, four months. Days: meetings twice a week allow you to share something new and show progress roughly every four days. This stokes the fire and fosters…

Deploy in Four: Introducing the “Static” Interface

by Michael Philbrick | Jun 27, 2016 | Blog, Salesforce.org: Deploy in Four

With all of its capabilities, Salesforce of course has limitations. Well, let me rephrase that: perceived limitations based on previous experience. Keep in mind that most organizations rely on traditional software that is not hosted in a browser. Having spent many…

Deploy in Four: Licenses and Design

by Michael Philbrick | Jun 20, 2016 | Blog, Salesforce.org: Deploy in Four

Salesforce licensing is complex and confusing. From my experience the majority of clients are using the platform for – well, sales. It wouldn’t make much sense to deny your sales representatives all of the phenomenal sales force automation features, and access to…

Deploy in Four: Cleaning House

by Michael Philbrick | Jun 16, 2016 | Blog, Salesforce.org: Deploy in Four

Let’s face it: The Non-Profit Starter Pack is amazing. Just the Households feature alone makes it indispensable. In fact, I was so enamored with it that I started showing it off during one of our first sessions – and quickly overwhelmed and panicked my audience. My…

Deploy in Four: Launching an Organization

by Michael Philbrick | Jun 13, 2016 | Blog, Salesforce.org: Deploy in Four

It’s not possible to give a step-by-step detailed approach to setting up an organization. Frankly, it would be boring! My intent is to slip in a few things that will get you started faster and make everyone’s lives a bit easier. Select the “Admin” Creating the…

Deploy in Four: Setting the Stage

by Michael Philbrick | Jun 6, 2016 | Blog, Salesforce.org: Deploy in Four

This project began in earnest in January of 2016. It was slated for four months. The ultimate goals were still in flux as the Fishline staff had minimal exposure to Salesforce and it is very difficult to pin down the end game with so many unknowns. Momentum The…
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