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There are multiple different non-profit organizations striving to solve various issues of today’s world. We learn about these non-profits through local events, while we are at the check out window of grocery stores, through advertisements etc. Some of these causes are the ones we care passionately about, and some of us support these organizations by donating funds.

Vijay Arora is a Lead Consultant at Capgemini. He had previously spent 15 years in the shipping, transport & logistics industry when he became accidental Admin for his region. Find out what excites him the most about Salesforce, why he says getting certified is absolutely necessary, what a typical working day for him is like, why he always uses Focus on Force for his exam prep, and his advice fresh graduates aspiring for a career in Salesforce.

Let’s talk about project go-live! Exciting and nerve wrecking time for everyone involved. As the project managers or product owners are working on executing the project plan, release managers need to start planning for successful deployment of the project.

Customer relationship management is the process of providing each customer with a positive experience, which increases customer loyalty and lowers costs for a business. When businesses lose customers, they are unsure exactly what went wrong. If you are losing customers, you are likely making a mistake somewhere. And because customers are the source of revenue, all businesses strive to develop solid and long-lasting connections with them.

Uniquely, Prof. Arvind Wamanrao Kiwelekar integrates Salesforce in his day to day teaching at the Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Technological University (DBATU). In fact, he says his main purpose for getting Salesforce certified was so he could teach it to his students — to give them a higher chance of getting a job after completing their university education. Find out what areas on the Platform App Builder certification this Software Engineering professor says learners should focus on, what a day in the life is like for a university professor/Salesforce professional, and what advice he has for those preparing to get Salesforce certified.