Category: Education
Last month, Salesforce put out its latest AI technology to strengthen its various Industry Clouds. With over 100 AI functions catering to 15 industry-related issues, the Trailblazer community is excited about this next Salesforce AI integration: Industries AI. Yet it’s not just the Trailblazers. Companies worldwide that are signed up for Salesforce are also watching this space…
If you have a Learning Management System (LMS) and are signed up to Salesforce, you should consider integrating your platforms to keep all your training material and student data in a single location. This one method of working alone will eradicate manual work for your administrators as they no longer need to submit work to two or…
Salesforce For Higher Education Creating intuitive enrollment processes, and interactive experiences with students, via the use of Salesforce, sounds like an attractive proposition to many Higher Ed Institutions. But how do you get started with Salesforce in Higher Education? And where do you begin when wanting to modernize student admissions and the overall experience for learners, alumni,…
Education Cloud Salesforce – Your Door to the Future ״The direction in which education starts a man will determine his future life״ Plato What is K-12 Education System? The K-12 education system stands for ‘from kindergarten to 12th grade’. Essentially Salesforce K-12 is an elementary school (Grades K–5), middle school (Grades 6–8), and high school (Grades 9–12)….
Salesforce Survey Tools: The Low-Down Surveys are the way to go if you want honest feedback from your customers or employees. Getting feedback from surveys can be used to either identify areas of opportunity to improve or to celebrate the successes of your business. Before you begin, you need to determine what you want to know. You…
Manage Customer Relationships with Surveys Often, when a customer or an employee has had a negative experience, they are quick to post it on social media, creating a bad image for your business. So, how do you turn negative experiences into positive ones? How can you prevent bad experiences from happening in the future? So many questions…
