We bring software craftsmanship and design thinking to Salesforce implementations helping customers increase ROI.
We offer a range of services tailored to your specific needs, ultimetly we will help you cut through the marketing speak and help you make full use of the Salesforce Platform.
If your Salesforce Org is sluggish we can help by conducting a structured review. We use automated tools to identify any potential issues with custom code and discuss any new features that may be of benefit. As part of the review we also cover the developer workflow and how changes are made to your production environment.
Arguably the most important phase of any software project, we can help by providing impartial advise with respect to approach, key design decisions and how to follow best practises to ensure the implementation is smooth.
We can provide on-going architectural support to the implementation team. With regular design review sessions and code review sessions and if you already have a strong technical team then we support with a focused cross-training session specific to your implementation. These types of session cut through all the marketing speak and focus on how to build quality solutions on the Salesforce Platform.
I am not going to lie, I was super skeptical when Trailhead was initially launched and I still have some concerns. But after spending some time working on completing the requisite badges to get my platform developer II certification, my initial skepticism has turned into optimism.
In this post we conclude the setting up of CircleCI for Salesforce. After a quick recap of how we got started in Part 1, we look at the technical components required to enable a simple conitnuious deployment process.
In this 2 part series we will discuss the principles of continuous integration (CI) and how to set up CircleCI.
What the recent news of Microsoft’s acquisition of LinkedIn means for Salesforce, and a look into what the future might hold for CRM.
In this post we discuss when that approach can lead to a poor solution that doesn’t achieve project goals and how you can get buy-in from key stakeholders when justifying writing code.
A couple of months ago I started working on integrating IBM Watson with Salesforce. My [original post](http://mahathussein.com/cognitive-computing-salesforce-com/) described the overall design, in this follow up I discuss how to install and use the lightning component.
Mahat is an intelligent, hard working and innovative team player and it was a pleasure to work with him and share a laugh socially. He’s able to think outside the box and make architecture choices that aren’t restricted to a single technology vendor. I’d be very happy to work with Mahat again and would recommend him to anyone looking for a Technical or Solution Architect who can still get their hands dirty and write good quality code, whether Salesforce related or not.
Mahat is a fantastic team player who I would rehire in a heartbeat. He joined PayPal on a three month contract as the technical lead. He went above and beyond to ensure the project was delivered on-time and within budget. It was a pleasure working with Mahat, and look forward to working with him again.
