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Salesforce.com is a customer relationship management application based on the software as a service model, while Force.com is a platform as a service that allows developers and users to build powerful enterprise applications. Key differences are that Salesforce.com provides pre-built models for sales, service, and marketing functionality, while Force.com requires building your own applications, tabs, and workflows. Force.com licenses are cheaper but require more time and effort to develop functionality compared to Salesforce.com. Force.com also utilizes frameworks like Apex, Visualforce, and custom objects.

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Salesforce.com is a customer relationship management application based on the software as a service model, while Force.com is a platform as a service that allows developers and users to build powerful enterprise applications. Key differences are that Salesforce.com provides pre-built models for sales, service, and marketing functionality, while Force.com requires building your own applications, tabs, and workflows. Force.com licenses are cheaper but require more time and effort to develop functionality compared to Salesforce.com. Force.com also utilizes frameworks like Apex, Visualforce, and custom objects.

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SALESFORCE.

COM
VS FORCE.COM
Submitted by:-
ARUN PANDEY
ROLL NO. B49
INTRODUCTION
 Salesforce is a company and Salesforce.com is a Customer Relationship
Management (CRM) application developed based on Software as a
Service (SaaS).
 Force.com is a platform that helps developers and business users to
build powerful enterprise applications.Force.com is a PaaS (Platform-as-
a-Service) product
 Some of the examples of SaaS are Dropbox, GoogleApps and
GoToMeeting, which refers to taking the software from your computer
and transferring it to cloud.
 Some of the examples of PaaS AWS Elastic Beanstalk, Windows Azure.
 Force.com develops and delivers customized applications within a short
period. These applications are automatically connected to all of the
Salesforce data and use APIs to connect with external data.
 Salesforce.com is leading the social CRM by targeting its customers, and
achieves social CRM objectives.
SALESFORCE.COM PORTAL
DIFFERENCE
 Salesforce is a company and Salesforce.com is a Customer Relationship
Management (CRM) application developed based on Software as a
Service (SaaS). Force.com is a platform that helps developers and
business users to build powerful enterprise applications.
 If you buy the Salesforce.com license, the package has prebuilt models
such as Sales Cloud, Service Cloud and Marketing Cloud. This enables
you to start loading the leads, run reports and much more.
In contrast, Force.com provides no access to leads, or run reports.You
need to build applications, tabs, and other workflow designs that can be
used according to your system requirement.
 The Force.com license is three times cheaper than Salesforce.com.
 More time and effort is required to any functionality
in Force.com than Salesforce.com.
 Force.com works with the help of some major frameworks that include
programs and software such as: Apex,Visual force, Custom Objects
 Most enterprises instinctively rely on Force.com
REFERENCES

 Haitham Yaish, Madhu Goyal,” A Multitenant Database Architecture


Design for Software Applications”, University of Technology, Sydney,
Australia, IEEE 16th International Conference on Computational Science
and Engineering,2013.
 Espadas Javier, Concha David, Molina Arturo,” Application Development
Over Software as-a-service platform”, The third IEEE International
conference on Software Engineering Advances, ICSEA.2008.48.
 http://www.salesforce.com/in/platform/services/what-you-build-
on/?d=70130000000lzio&internal=true\
THANK YOU

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