Salesforce`s entry on the NFT

Since the NFTs have caused a lot of debate among industry`s professionals, with issues springing from usability to des-centralization limitations, it seems a good moment for Salesforce to go headfirst on the market. But how will that complete Salesforce`s ecosystem and will most companies be able to use it on at-least medium scale?

NFT`s (or non-fungible tokens) are digital assets (anything digital, from drawing, music to algorithms, etc). that are unique and non-interchangeable. They are part of the blockchain technology (Ethereum crypto) and can grant access to content. Obviously, they can be traded as any other crypto. So far, they have been mostly used in art (as part of fine art collections and being even auctioned at Christie`s).

Salesforce`s newest campaign: #TeamEarth, a call to build a better future

It is no secret that Salesforce is constantly backing up its efforts for sustainability as part of their CSR strategy.  From Net Zero (Race for Zero Emissions) to co-founding 1t.org (the global movement to conserve, restore and grow 1 trillion trees by 2030) or $495 million in grants to charitable organizations, there has been a plethora of initiatives that encompasses the…

UiPath vs Power Automate

In our automation-hive things have been very busy with year-to-year exponential growth. As we strive to beedazle our partners with innovative ideas and custom solutions we get to explore a lot of platforms, products and tools, out of which two stand out most of the time: UiPath and Power Automate.

It is very often that we encounter the same question from potential clients that are trying to paint out their digital transformation journey: “What’s better: Uipath or Power Automate?”. As you would expect there is no certain answer, and it really depends on the goals and context so in this article we’ll try to have a close fly-by through both platforms to see their cons and pros.

RPA ROI

Investments are the main boosters for companies’ development and they create opportunities for organizations to drive success.

Measuring the efficiency of an investment can be summed up with two key indicators:

Added value: The benefits and general outcome of executing the investment at a holistic level.
Return on investment (ROI): The amortization period, calculated as the amount saved or generated by the investment related to the time period it takes to cover the invested amount.