Helping our customers enhance their Salesforce instances and supporting our partners are our main priorities. We value these relationships, and we continuously do what we can to enhance them. When we go to events like Salesforce World Tour, we’re always excited to hear our customers’ feedback and needs—because we value their input in everything we do.
Salesforce World Tour is a hotspot for businesses facing challenges and looking for new opportunities. More than anything, it drives innovation and growth. Salesforce does this by showing how Trailblazers across the globe are using tech. For this reason, we were honored to receive an invite to this year’s London event.
When our Prodly team showed up, everything was set up for us. All we had to do was simply focus on strengthening customer connections and showcasing our brand to potential partners. Meeting connections in EMEA like Gin Matharu, Alliances and Partner Development, who’s known our CEO Max Rudman since his SteelBrick days, made the experience that much more special.
We were thrilled to learn about all the new things happening in the industry and see familiar faces. One of the highlights was connecting with Julia Valentine, Head of Marketing at BrightGen, an award-winning Salesforce consulting partner that helps organizations support the evolving needs of their customers, stakeholders, and service users. Meeting with Julia was a real pleasure—and it gave us the opportunity to discuss co-marketing opportunities to further help our customers.
Shanon Moerland, Prodly’s demand generation coordinator, attended London World Tour this year. She was excited to share all the innovative things we do as a company, as well as what excites her most about Prodly and these events in the future.
“We’ve committed to our new roadmap, and we’re releasing two awesome new products before the fall. Our customers are going to love them. Now we’re on this path, there’s so much room for growth—and that makes it really exciting.”
Speaking of growth, attendees were excited to learn that Salesforce will be rolling out generative AI capabilities onto the platform and investing $4 billion into the UK business over the next 5 years. The vision is that infusing generative AI throughout the platform will help end users, admins, and developers be more productive.