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Why You Need to Build Your App on the Salesforce1 Platform

Avatar for Michelle ReckMichelle Reck
Register for the July 17th webinar to hear from product leaders at salesforce.com and other ISV partners about how independent software companies can leverage the Salesforce1 Platform to build mobile apps, faster.
July 01, 2014
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In today’s digital universe, it’s safe to say the world has gone mobile. But going mobile can be complex, expensive, and time consuming. So how can you take your business mobile today, before your competition?

The Salesforce1 Mobile App delivers the ultimate business app that you can put in the hands of users, that lets you deploy almost any business app you need to drive productivity. It’s an amazing UX without the need for iOS developers.

In fact, there are already 100 ISVs up and running apps that are Salesforce1 Mobile App-ready. Partners such as Skudify, Jobscience, and Adobe Echosign.

Register for the webinar, Salesforce1 for ISV Partners, on July 17th to hear from product leaders at salesforce.com and other ISV partners about how independent software companies can leverage the Salesforce1 Platform to build mobile apps, faster. We will showcase key use cases, success stories, best practices for building, and a preview of what is coming up on the roadmap.  Plus if you already have an app in market, you’ll want to know how to update it so it works in the Salesforce1 Mobile App.

Register now for the webinar on Thursday, July 17th at 9am Pacific: https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/206809513

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