In a major update to its product set, Salesforce.com introduced an enterprise-level social networking platform, called Chatter, which was inspired by Twitter and Facebook. I think the announcement is ...

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Less than six months after the release of Salesforce's corporate social-networking platform, Chatter, the customer relationship software provider is set to release its sequel, the aptly named Chatter ...

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The work-from-home revolution has prompted some dramatic changes in work patterns and some intriguing responses from vendors. In an example of the latter, today sees the launch of Salesforce Anywhere, ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Even when he wasn't busy poking fun at Oracle and its version of cloud computing, Salesforce.com Cofounder, Chairman, and Chief Executive Officer Marc Benioff had a busy Wednesday.

Salesforce debuted Chatter Wednesday to the 19,000-plus attendees of Dreamforce, the vendor's annual conference in San Francisco. To make its point about Chatter, Salesforce handed out thousands of ...

Chatter, which Salesforce unveiled at its Dreamforce conference in November, is essentially a social networking system for businesses to use within their organizations. It's slated to be generally ...

Salesforce.com’s Chatter social collaboration platform became generally available Tuesday, with the vendor hoping to spur adoption beyond sales workers to entire enterprises via a low-cost licensing ...

Salesforce.com this week rolled out the latest iteration of its Chatter app designed specifically for the mobile environment. The company launched the first mobile version last year. Initially, the ...

The race between enterprise-focused social networking services Chatter, run by Web-software giant Salesforce.com, and Yammer, a darling of the venture-capital set, goes on. Salesforce announced today ...