Salesforce.com announced at their Dreamforce Developers Conference last week the industry’s first platform as a service (PaaS) they call Force.com. With the Force.com platform, you can build any application, any database, any logic, and run it all on demand on a secure infrastructure. Now salesforce.com customers can create and run any application and even any user interface using Force.com. Here's a video of the Force.com announcement delivered by Mark Benioff, CEO.
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