Category: Ready for Business

Articles that cover topics around how to improve your business.

  • Nobody Breached Salesforce

    Nobody Breached Salesforce

    Three times in twelve months, attackers walked out with Salesforce data without touching Salesforce. The door they used was one your org installed on purpose. On June 11, 2026, someone logged into the backend infrastructure of a competitive intelligence vendor called Klue using a credential that should not have existed. It was a long-disused but…

  • Agents Cannot Click Your Buttons

    Agents Cannot Click Your Buttons

    The Salesforce marketplace stopped being a place people browse. If a product only delivers value through screens, it is now invisible at the moment the decision gets made.

  • The API Is a Toll Road Now

    The API Is a Toll Road Now

    Salesforce started charging for the seam between your org and everything else. That is an architecture problem, not a procurement one. There is a sentence from Tyler Carlson, Salesforce’s SVP and head of product for AppExchange and ecosystem, that explains more about the next five years of Salesforce architecture than any keynote has: “When you…

  • Six Ways to Pay Is Not a Pricing Model

    Six Ways to Pay Is Not a Pricing Model

    Agentforce now bills four different ways depending on where you deploy it. Here is how to build a number your CFO will actually sign. Somebody in your organization is going to ask what Agentforce costs. They will expect a number. What they will get, if they go looking on their own, is a pricing page…

  • The AI Tax and the Build Collapse: Why Build-vs-Buy Just Quietly Inverted

    The AI Tax and the Build Collapse: Why Build-vs-Buy Just Quietly Inverted

    Two trends dominated enterprise software commentary in early 2026, and they were almost always discussed in separate rooms. Put them in the same room and the conversation changes. The first trend has a name procurement teams have started using through gritted teeth: the AI Tax. As vendors bundle AI features into existing products and migrate…

  • When the Agent Is Wrong, You’re the One Liable

    When the Agent Is Wrong, You’re the One Liable

    The agentic AI conversation has an autonomy fixation. Every announcement measures progress by how much the agent can do on its own, like book the meeting, process the refund, update the record, resolve the case, all without a human in the loop. Autonomy is the headline metric, the demo applause line, the thing the rate…

  • AI Doesn’t Fix Your Org. It Amplifies It: The 40% Nobody Puts on the Slide

    AI Doesn’t Fix Your Org. It Amplifies It: The 40% Nobody Puts on the Slide

    Every vendor keynote in 2026 opens with the same energy: agentic AI is here, it works, and the only mistake is moving too slowly. The counter-statistic almost never makes the slide. Here it is. Gartner expects more than 40% of agentic AI projects to be cancelled before they ever reach scale. MIT’s data shows roughly…

  • The Meter Is Always Running: What Consumption Pricing Does to Bad Architecture

    The Meter Is Always Running: What Consumption Pricing Does to Bad Architecture

    There is no shortage of articles explaining how Agentforce Flex Credits work. They all say roughly the same thing: credits come in packs of 100,000 for $500, a standard action burns 20 of them, voice actions cost a little more, and the old flat $2-per-conversation model drew complaints for being unpredictable for smaller organizations. The…

  • Beyond the Blueprint: How Productized Services Unlocks Your Success and Savings

    Beyond the Blueprint: How Productized Services Unlocks Your Success and Savings

    Cut implementation costs & get quick wins. Learn how productized services stop shelf-ware and deliver faster software ROI.

  • Building Trust and Compliance in Age-Restricted Industries

    Building Trust and Compliance in Age-Restricted Industries

    Age Verification in the Digital Age: Building Trust and Compliance in Age-Restricted E-commerce In today’s interconnected world, selling goods and services online has never been easier – and more complex. For businesses dealing with age-restricted products, the digital landscape presents a unique set of challenges. It’s not just about getting your product to market; it’s…