Microsoft has been slowly but steadily gaining share in Salesforce's key CRM-software market. Generative AI may be a new ...

What if your workforce has no limits? This is really now about humans with agents driving customer success together.” Marc Benioff, Co-founder and CEO of Salesforce exclaims to Bloomberg Intelligence ...

Microsoft also said that Copilot Studio, which lets companies build their own agents, will soon get the capability to have those agents act on their own initiative. That will be released in a ...

told Yahoo Finance that Blue Shield and Salesforce co-created the system. It began when Salesforce noticed that there are several different authorized data sources that the health system used to ...

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff has been highly critical of Microsoft's AI efforts this month, even going on a podcast to call ...

The second annual Maine Space Conference kicked off Wednesday in Portland. The gathering offers opportunities to learn about the latest in research and education and highlights how Maine is growing in ...

The companies who made this year's "Best Places to Work in Maine" list were revealed in August. Now, we know which have been ...

told Yahoo Finance that Blue Shield and Salesforce co-created the system. It began when Salesforce noticed that there are several different authorized data sources that the health system used to try ...

Salesforce (CRM) and Blue Shield of California ... And if something goes wrong or fraud is detected, the company notifies the customer and blocks the charge. But it's the approval part that ...

Salesforce (CRM) and Blue Shield of California have partnered to create an artificial intelligence-based system that should, they contend, make it easier for patients to get approval for care thro ...

told Yahoo Finance that Blue Shield and Salesforce co-created the system. It began when Salesforce noticed that there are up to 13 different authorized sources — like hospitals, doctors' offices, ...

He recently appeared on the podcast Rapid Response, hosted by former Fast Company editor-in-chief Bob Safian. Talking about AI's potential, he said, “I’ve never been more excited about anything at ...