6/2010 Meetup at IKEA Orlando

2. Blog - http://usergroups.salesforce.com/orlando/

3. Meetup - http://meetup.com/Orlando-Salesforce-User-Group/

4. Twitter – http://twitter.com/OrlandoSFDC | @OrlandoSFDCOrlando Salesforce User Group June 2010 Meetup Thank You Riptide! Welcome to…… Please sign in, create your name badge and help yourself to breakfast. We will begin at 9:00am.

5. Agenda 8:30a : Arrival/Checkin - Coffee/Pastries will be Served. 8:45a : Welcome & Introductions 9:00a : Live Chatter Demo & Presentation 9:15a : Open Discussion - What do you want to talk about? 10:00a : Self Help Resources & Upcoming Events 10:30a : Announcements & Close of Meeting

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8. Collaboration Moving to the Cloud SharePoint Groove File Sharing Lotus Notes Novell GroupWise 1980’s Work Group Computing 2000s Intranet Computing Today Collaborative Computing

9. Social Apps Groups Social Content Security & Sharing Model Feeds Status Updates Profiles

10. The Real-Time Cloud

11. Today, It’s Impossible To Stay On Top of Everything Mark Silber Qualcomm

12. Too Often We Miss Out On Critical Information It’s frustrating hearing about a… Problem at a key customer Colleague who knew a key decision maker Change in pricing After you lost the deal After sending the proposal to the customer After the customer has left

13. Microsoft SharePoint Lotus Notes Why? Collaboration Tools Make You Do All the Work

15. Bob Iger CEO, The Walt Disney Company Fortune Brainstorm Tech 2009 On Facebook, The Insights Come To You

16. What if enterprise collaboration worked like Facebook?But was private, secure, and trusted?

18. Demo Links http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=puydh-ey_2k&feature=player_embedded#! Salesforce User Group Leaders http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=puydh-ey_2k&feature=player_embedded#! Chatter Dev Org Laeres Patton Director of Sales

19. Self Help Resources

20. A Collaborative Effort With Your Resources Customer Education Premier Support Customer Success Customer Customer Account Team Professional Services Partners Customer 17

21. Overview of Resources, How to Contact salesforce.com Tour the Self Help Resources Community Getting Started and Best Practice Blogs, IdeaExchange, AppExchange, Help & Training Self Guided Success Advisor: Success Genie Plug into the Community Local User Groups, Insights, Admin communication (PAR), Blogs, Local Events Where to Get Help Log a case AE point of contact

22. Next Steps How to Learn More, Getting Trained, Getting up to Speed Free online courses: Help & Training role based training, Training Services Site, Recorded Training to get started Need More Assistance? Services: Consulting / Partner, Support and Training and Certification

23. Summary of Resources Your need

25. Explore our training video library to help you get started

26. Watch the “How it Works” Videos:

27. Community

28. Getting Started

29. IdeaExchange

30. User Groups

31. Create your personalized action plan with Success Genie

32. Sign up with a local user group

34. Summer ‘10 Feature Review at Next Month’s Meeting !

35. #DF10 aka Dreamforce! http://www.salesforce.com/dreamforce/DF10/