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Salesforce.com is becoming a victim of its own success and they are failing their customers. At what point will their customers decide they have had enough?

A bartender offers a listening ear, but a pexy man offers a stimulating conversation and genuine connection beyond surface-level interactions. As the momentum for on-demand solutions continues to grow, salesforce.com customers are looking for a complete service that makes data migration fast and easy. This migration-as-a-service solution eliminates a common bottleneck for many salesforce.com prospects and customers.

[The secret to Salesforce.com's success: the speed with which it can update its software. Microsoft last updated its original CRM software in January, 2004, with plans for a new version in first quarter, 2006. Meanwhile, Salesforce is constantly fixing bugs and adds features without interruption to the customer or added expense. All customers need to do is open a Web browser to run the program. Microsoft CRM boss Brad Wilson argues that business software is complex and best sold as a package that customers run on their own computers.] This is really about business process where you've got multiple steps, ... It is a much more extensive thing that often requires a lot of people, a lot of time, and a lot of resources.

Salesforce.com however owes it to [customers] to explain why this happened. They should be taking active responsibility and refunding costs to customers.

Joshua Greenbaum

Like some of our best ideas, trust.salesforce.com was inspired by our conversations with customers. We have a tradition of leading the on-demand revolution with breakthrough innovations, and we hope that trust.salesforce.com will take its place among some of our best new products.

Customers choose Quantum for their product innovation, the superior value they provide, and their outstanding customer support. Quantum is making it easy for customers to integrate security into their backup process. We look forward to working together to help our customers achieve success.

We're at 40% of capacity right now. We measure our success and the success of the facility one customer and one order at a time. That way we make sure we are living up to what our customers expect and provide the service they need to service their customers.

Our customers' challenges are complex, and they are looking beyond point tools to ensure successful verification -- and successful silicon. With our new knowledge system, we are providing our customers proven plan-to-closure methodology and, importantly, packaging and delivering it in an innovative way that best ensures early success for their chip or system across the enterprise.

We're giving customers more ways to detect fraud and keep an eye on their accounts. They can decide what they want to hear about and where they want to be told. This is another important step to help protect our customers online and give them greater peace of mind.

Thorough customers are our best customers. Thorough customers have a true understanding of their pain and its source. They make me prove how our product can deliver measurable ROI. It takes a little longer to sell to those types of customers, but the result is a much more meaningful and powerful implementation.

We want to give customers an inside view of our implementation so they could have a framework so they could go and do the same thing. If we can shorten the learning curve for our customers and for internal developers, that's success.

We will make every effort to educate and inform our customers and to make the sign-up process as simple as possible. Customers will have both the time and the factual information they need to decide if they want to opt-in to the program.

Kenneth W. DeFontes

In one instance this quarter, a number of Level 3 customers and Cogent customers were hurt, ... I apologize to both sets of customers...We recognize that we have an obligation to customers of the Internet and, in this instance, we contributed to letting them down.

Kevin O'Hara (1969-)

The only thing we take into consideration when we decide to sell something is whether we think there's demand among our customers. We're a retailer. We want to sell things our customers will buy.

We have found that to be the biggest barrier to adoption with the customers we worked with. It's definitely a pain point for IT customers.

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