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Salesforce COO leaves for Web start-up
August 7, 2007 On the Salesforce executive team since 2003, Phill Robinson will become CEO of online content-delivery comany Cachelogic.Benioff takes stock of software shifts
March 17, 2008 The Salesforce.com CEO weighs in on cloud computing, an uneasy economy, and why Microsoft is still a dinosaur.Salesforce CEO calls site outages unavoidable
January 18, 2006 Disruptions are expected to become less frequent with new data-redundancy technology, CEO Marc Benioff says.Salesforce.com launches on-demand support
September 29, 2004 CEO says demand for automated support and service drives addition to customer resource management products.Commentary: Salesforce IPO could boost utility computing
October 15, 2003Salesforce CEO's vision for 'business Web'
January 18, 2006 Company further details "on demand" software marketplace, an effort to encourage more Web business.Salesforce CEO: Deal is a thumbs-up for on-demand
September 12, 2005 Marc Benioff also takes a shot at the database giant. But an industry watcher sees the buyout as a challenge for Salesforce.Salesforce.com CEO: Customization is king
October 10, 2006 Marc Benioff argues that Apex will let customers diverge further from one-size-fits-all hosted applications approach.Salesforce.com IPO off to a fast start
June 23, 2004 Its highly anticipated market debut finally here, the "CRM" company on Wednesday hits the ground running.Salesforce IPO to raise up to $85 million
April 20, 2004 The CRM software maker's initial public offering of 10 percent of the company's value is seen as a test of whether the market is again ready to embrace new tech stocks.Gates' services memo draws Salesforce.com response
November 10, 2005 Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff tells employees Microsoft is a "dinosaur" and his company is poised to "demonstrate the next level."Quiet no more
July 22, 2004 Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff returns to the limelight after an SEC-enforced time-out.NetSuite's CEO chides 'slow' Microsoft
July 27, 2005 Exec says the software giant is entering the on-demand CRM market way too late.Will SAP sample hosted recipe?
July 1, 2005 Rumors are that enterprise software giant SAP will launch a fully hosted version of its CRM software. The big question is, when?Beating Bill Gates at his own game
April 15, 2005 ZDNet's Dan Farber finds out from Marc Benioff why he thinks Salesforce.com can upend Microsoft as a platform provider.New Siebel chief: 'We can do better'
April 18, 2005 Siebel's newly crowned leader acknowledges his company must improve but rules out a strategy of cost-cutting.Siebel predicts rise in hosting services
January 22, 2004 As much as 15 percent of all customer relationship management software sales will involve application hosting services within the next few years, Siebel Systems' CEO forecasts.Business software companies mull IPOs
October 6, 2003 In a sign that companies delivering business software over the Web are on the comeback trail, two leading names in the fledgling market are considering making IPOs next year.Does the solar industry need a Salesforce.com?
March 30, 2007 SunEdison's Jigar Shah talks about how simpler business models can make solar power cost-effective--even without technology breakthroughs.Oracle sweeps up Siebel
September 13, 2005 Siebel's 12 years of independence comes to an end in the form of a $5.8 billion buyout.
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