Salesforce.com Inc. is a global enterprise software company headquartered in San Francisco, California. Though best known for its customer relationship management (CRM) product, Salesforce has also expanded into the "social enterprise arena" through acquisitions.
The following is a list of acquisitions by salesforce.com:
Sendia (April 2006)[7] for US$15 million in cash[8] – now Force.com Mobile
Kieden (August 2006)[9] – now Salesforce for Google AdWords
Kenlet (January 2007) – Original product CrispyNews used at Salesforce IdeaExchange[10] and Dell IdeaStorm.[11] Now relaunched as Salesforce Ideas.
Koral (March 2007) – now Salesforce Content
Instranet (August 2008) – now re-branded to Salesforce Knowledge
GroupSwim (December 2009) – now part of Salesforce Chatter
Informavores (December 2009)[12] – now re-branded to Visual Workflow
Jigsaw Data Corp. (April 2010),[13] - now known as Data.com
Sitemasher (June 2010) - now known as site.com
Navajo Security (August 2011)[14]
Activa Live Chat (September 2010) - Now known as Salesforce Live Agent[15]
Heroku (December 2010)[16]
Etacts (December 2010)[17]
Dimdim (January 2011)[18]
Manymoon (February 2011) - Now known as Do.com[3]
Radian6 (March 2011)[19]
Assistly (September 21, 2011) - now known as Desk.com[20]
Model Metrics (November 2011)[21]
Rypple (December 2011)[22] - Now known as Work.com
Stypi (May 2012)[23]
Buddy Media (May 2012) for US$689 million[24][25]
ChoicePass (June 2012)[26]
Thinkfuse (June 2012)[27]
GoInstant (July 2012) for US$70 million [28]
The following is a list of acquisitions by salesforce.com:
Sendia (April 2006)[7] for US$15 million in cash[8] – now Force.com Mobile
Kieden (August 2006)[9] – now Salesforce for Google AdWords
Kenlet (January 2007) – Original product CrispyNews used at Salesforce IdeaExchange[10] and Dell IdeaStorm.[11] Now relaunched as Salesforce Ideas.
Koral (March 2007) – now Salesforce Content
Instranet (August 2008) – now re-branded to Salesforce Knowledge
GroupSwim (December 2009) – now part of Salesforce Chatter
Informavores (December 2009)[12] – now re-branded to Visual Workflow
Jigsaw Data Corp. (April 2010),[13] - now known as Data.com
Sitemasher (June 2010) - now known as site.com
Navajo Security (August 2011)[14]
Activa Live Chat (September 2010) - Now known as Salesforce Live Agent[15]
Heroku (December 2010)[16]
Etacts (December 2010)[17]
Dimdim (January 2011)[18]
Manymoon (February 2011) - Now known as Do.com[3]
Radian6 (March 2011)[19]
Assistly (September 21, 2011) - now known as Desk.com[20]
Model Metrics (November 2011)[21]
Rypple (December 2011)[22] - Now known as Work.com
Stypi (May 2012)[23]
Buddy Media (May 2012) for US$689 million[24][25]
ChoicePass (June 2012)[26]
Thinkfuse (June 2012)[27]
GoInstant (July 2012) for US$70 million [28]
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| Type | Public |
|---|---|
| Traded as | NYSE: CRM S&P 500 Component |
| Industry | Enterprise software |
| Founded | 1999 |
| Founder(s) | Marc Benioff Parker Harris |
| Headquarters | The Landmark San Francisco, California, USA |
| Key people | Marc Benioff (Chairman & CEO) Parker Harris (Exec. VP of Technology) |
| Services | Cloud computing Social enterprise solutions |
| Revenue |  $2.266 billion (2012) |
| Net income |  $-11.57 million (2012) |
| Employees | 8,335 (2011) |
| Website | salesforce.com |
| References: As of December 2011. [1][2] | |
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