Cloudfocus Weekly

Some early plugs for Dreamforce, GTD and Midwest Dreamin than we dive into the news including the Microsoft and Salesforce.com new "partnership". Winners abound.

We deep dive into Work.com, the use cases, the features, the gaps and how it fits in the Salesforce.com universe of products.

The blog this week covers evaluating Clicktools, the huge new IE exploit, Netflix gets a real channel and Dreamforce 14 registration opens up.

Getting started with GTD, GOT crashes HBO Go as Netflix talks about raising prices, the cloud titan clash over charitable giving.

Getting started with Salesforce, WeddingForce, Salesforce1 Boston Tour, Heartbleed, Dreamforce App moving to Success and our continued struggles with Spring 14.

Some experience with tools to sync Salesforce with Outlook and Gmail, Google cuts cloud storage prices in a war of the clouds and Salesforce1 heads to bean town.

The blog is full of Dataloader.io and Conga Composer 8 with some sneak peaks at the next few weeks, we tell our Salesforce 15 origin stories and question why Spring 14 has been so delayed.

There were a lot of CloudFocus App Picks of the Week in 2013 so we pick our top and bottom 5 and come clean on some great and terrible picks.

Ways to take your Google Drive with you on iOS, a discussion around WhatsApp and the Facebook acquisition and the rising performance issues of Salesforce.com.

Options for syncing Salesforce with Quickbooks, a rat hole on Quickbooks Online, Project Loon and developing for Salesforce1.

The Permissioner has competition, so we break it down, Facebook redefines the UI in Paper, Salesforce kills off Blackberry support and is Bill Gates back at MSFT a good thing?

Google sells Motorola and we speculate why, Beats starts a streaming service and we speculate why also five trends from CES 2014.

Spring 14 blog posts pile up so we dig in, the 30th Anniversary of the Mac and the government capturing data in the clouds.

A new year starts with Google buying Nest, predictions for 2014 and the Salesforce1 event in New York York city.

In the last episode of the year we talk about Spring 14, Salesforce and OpenStack, Dropbox and one quick prediction for 2014.

Another special episode all about digital security in the new cloudy world, including passwords, logins, two factor and tons of tips and tools.

After a week of rest we talk about do a final recap of Dreamforce, rank it and discuss all of the hackathon controversy.

Another 24 hours at Dreamforce and we are back talking about the interview with Marissa Mayer, the Gala and overall feelings about what we have seen so far.

The keynote is over, Dreamforce is officially on and we are live from the Success Community Zone talking about all of it.

Twitter goes IPO, Amazon gets some Sunday delivery and we make sure you haven't missed one of the millions of times you can come see us at Dreamforce 13 next week.