Letting third parties in on the Force.com party
By silicon.com
Published: 28 August 2009 14:40 GMT
Salesforce.com's cloud platform Force.com is to open up to third-party channel resellers.
The software-as-a-service company's VAR (value-added reseller) programme, announced on Wednesday, is aimed at vendors who provide SMEs with hardware, software and infrastructure backup.
Salesforce claims SMEs are still wary of the cloud but are more likely to trust their local support technicians.
Salesforce.com hopes to woo SMEs to the cloud (photo credit: turtlemom4bacon via Flickr.com under the following Creative Commons licence)ZDNet.com has more on Salesforce.com's latest attempt to woo SMEs into the cloud.
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