My glib take to every CRM like this: If you don't ship with a programming layer you're DOA. Salesforce thrives off of Apex and friends. You _need_ to let people program your CRMs if you want to go after SFDC. Or, more specifically, you need to _host_ people's programs so they don't have operational questions.
Salesforce gets the ubiquity the same way that Wordpress does: randos can copy some code fragments off of a website and stick it into a file/textbox, and get new functionality.
So... Twenty, hire one person whose job it is to layer AWS Lambda over your system :)
Salesforce gets the ubiquity the same way that Wordpress does: randos can copy some code fragments off of a website and stick it into a file/textbox, and get new functionality.
So... Twenty, hire one person whose job it is to layer AWS Lambda over your system :)