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Peter Coffee
Peter Coffee is VP of Strategic Research at Salesforce, where he has spent time with customers and partners to predict what’s next in technology since 2007. Prior to Salesforce, Peter spent 18 years with eWEEK (formerly PC Week), where he reviewed software development tools and methods and wrote columns on emerging technologies and professional community issues. Prior to eWEEK, he held technical and management positions related to desktop computing and the application of various AI techniques. Peter holds an engineering degree from MIT and an MBA from Pepperdine University. He has held teaching appointments in computer science, business analytics, and information systems management at Pepperdine, UCLA, and Chapman College. He enjoys finding opportunities to tell stories and connect the dots around improving developer productivity, superior governance/security, and platform advantages. Follow him on Twitter: @petercoffee
Here at Salesforce, we are constantly impressed with the innovation of our customers — and there's no better example than in the work being done by our nonprofit Trailblazers.
Nonprofits — more so than for-profit companies — are typically encumbered by legacy systems, have no budget for...
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According to 4 out of 5 respondents to Gartner’s Customer Experience in Marketing Survey, customer experience — rather than price or product function — is on track to be next year’s key competitive edge. If that were a catalyst for greater effort, that would be good, but far too many companies are...
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For anyone who’s getting their first introduction to Einstein AI features, now rapidly being deployed in the Salesforce platform, two questions may arise. Why is this different from past cycles of AI excitement and disappointment? Why is an integrated layer of AI capability so crucial to a modern...
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I don't know what you think when you hear the initials 'CES' – but any exposition that features a keynote by Marc Benioff has clearly gone far beyond any roots it might have in gadgets, appliances and their accessories.
Consumer? Electronics? I'm sorry, aren't those...
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Imagine starting a business that will need to open offices nationwide; to hockey-stick the revenue stream, over a few short months, to more than $100 million per month (and allocate it among both headquarters and fifty separate state organizations); to manage more than 4,000 official...
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It’s been said that “information is that which consumes attention” –
and the limits of human attention are challenged (some might
say, already exceeded) by today’s explosion of information content
in our lives. The entire IT market is being redefined in this Big
Data era: continued advancements...
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Today's announcement of Chatter Messenger and Chatter Screensharing adds new power to what we already call "the engine of the social enterprise," in the words of Senior VP and Chatter General Manager Kendall Collins. Ever since Chatter first went into general release, going on two...
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Developers in UK and Europe who crave the opportunities of social and mobile application markets should circle May 22 on the calendar – and make their plans to be in London for Cloudstock 2012, a free one-day event at London’s ExCeL Center for tomorrow’s builders of The Social...
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