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The vendors have revealed general delivery dates for integrations between their platforms Salesforce and Microsoftrsquo budding partnership has yet to produce everything the companies promised in their product-integration announcement earlier this year, but more specific delivery dates have been revealed.The Salesforce1 mobile application for Windows 8.1 devices is now available as an invitation-only preview, with a general release set for the second half of next year, according to an announcement Monday during the Dreamforce conference in San Francisco.Also in the works is a broad integration between Salesforce and Microsoftrsquo productivity suite. Salesforcersquo Files product is currently available stanley travel mug and can be used to tap SharePoint files for use within Salesforce. stanley cup Work to integrate Salesforce with Microsoft Office, SharePoint and OneDrive for Business on iOS and Android will be completed in the first half of next year. Also expected in that time window is a new Salesforce1 App for Outlook which will be compatible with Outlook 2013, Exchange Server 2013 and Office 365.Salesforce and Microsoft are also working on integrations between Salesforcersquo softwar stanley thermos e and Microsoftrsquo Excel and Power BI tools. Tie-ins to Power Query for Excel and Power BI are scheduled to ship in the first half of 2015, with a dedicated Salesforce app for Excel planned for later in the year.While the vendors compete closely in the CRM customer relationship management software mark Bnfd Pictures: Is this the world rsquo most expensive desk

Tuesday 15 April 2014 8:35 amOdds are on for which tech giant will actually use drones firstBy: GabriellaGriffithShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on Twitt termos stanley erLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailThe race to use drones is the latest gold rush to consume our technology giants. One by one the main players are scooping up drone making firms, coming up with drone master plans and picking up the drone scent where others have left off.The latest player in the ring is Jonny big bucks Google. The internetrsquo biggest kahuna has acquired Titan Airspace, a firm which creates high-altitude flying robots adding stanley cup yet more robots to Googlersquo fleet, following its purchase of Boston Dynamics at the end of last year . Facebook had been sniffing around Titan at the start of March before it went with UK-based drone maker Ascenta.Both tech companies are keen to spread the internet to far-flung corners of the globe. Titanrsquo high-flying robots are believed to be destined to join Googlersquo Project Loon or Project Looney as Bill Gates likes to call it .Up until this point, Google had been planni stanley cup ng to use balloons to spread internet connectivity from the edge if the atmosphere but it looks like it has come round to Facebookrsquo point of view that drones are the best method.But both Google and Facebook were late to the game. Amazon was the first internet giant to start shouting about drones. At the start of December the online ba