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Spreading its tentacles in ever more directions, Salesforce.com has announced a new service dubbed AppExchange OEM Edition. The OEM version of the AppExchange service will allow non-CRM on-demand service providers to use the Salesforce.com platform. Extending its technology beyond CRM will most likely reinforce the growing acceptance of the on-demand delivery model say most industry watchers.
The OEM edition will allow third-party SaaS providers to leverage the core aspects of the Salesforce.com platform including the operating system, customisation tools, Web Service APIs, workflow, and logic, according to vice-president of product marketing, Kendall Collins.
A real estate management ISV building, for example, could use the Salesforce dashboard and customise it for real estate rather than building its own dashboard.
"Instead of a dashboard focused on sales opportunities, it might be focused on foreclosures," Collins said.
AppExchange OEM Edition users will be responsible for pricing and availability of their solutions.
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