SAN FRANCISCO — Enterprise software giants Microsoft and Salesforce.com are announcing new product integrations today.
Salesforce’s Salesforce1 app for tracking customers will come to Windows Phone in the second half of next year, Salesforce said in a statement.
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A new Salesforce1 for Outlook app will include integrations with Outlook 2013, Exchange Server 2013, and Office 365. The new features will hit in the first half of next year, as will an integration between Salesforce1 and SharePoint and OneDrive for Business on iOS and Android devices.
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