In previous blogs, we dug into the various ways Salesforce has transformed internal processes using MuleSoft technology. With MuleSoft, Salesforce has streamlined employee onboarding and built reusable assets for a more seamless M&A process. This blog will review another use case, specifically Salesforce’s move to B2C headless commerce, and is the next in this series of how Salesforce uses MuleSoft.
In a series of blogs, we have highlighted the various ways Salesforce is leveraging MuleSoft technology to improve internal processes — like streamlining employee onboarding or enabling the operational shift to API-led connectivity with a C4E. This blog is the next in this series of how Salesforce uses MuleSoft that we will continue to add to over the coming months.
In 2019 alone, the value of global merger and acquisition (M&A) deals amounted to $3.7 trillion.
In November, we published a story on how Salesforce uses MuleSoft to improve employee onboarding. Over the coming months, we will be highlighting the various ways Salesforce has transformed by leveraging MuleSoft and an API-led approach. Today, we will cover how Salesforce enabled this operational shift using a MuleSoft strategy called C4E.
At MuleSoft, we often talk about the power of integrating data and leveraging APIs to build connected customer experiences. But as we talk to CIOs and business leaders, they equally stress the importance of building connected employee experiences. In fact, 84% of IT leaders say improving employee technology is a critical initiative for their company. In reality though, only 50% of IT leaders are increasing their investment in employee-facing technology.
