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About Nana

Mom. Salesforce Architect. Runner. Artist. Writer. I am a Salesforce MVP Hall of Fame member. For more information on the Salesforce MVP community, visit: http://www.salesforce.com/mvp/ . Salesforce, Force, Force.com, Chatter, and others are trademarks of salesforce.com, inc. and are used here with permission.

To Bling or Not to Bling!

Posted on April 3, 2024 by Nana

Always prioritize the user experience when designing systems. Consider the end users, their needs, and how they interact with the tool. Avoid overcomplicating with unnecessary features. Keep it simple, silly! And remember, compact is greater than comfy! Continue reading →

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Red Paper Problems

Posted on March 11, 2024 by Nana

Have a Red Paper Issue? As Solution Architects and Consultants, we spend a lot of time talking to Users and Customers about Requirements. As we are looking to configure and implement solutions we go through lots of meetings to get … Continue reading →

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Enjoy the Work

Posted on March 7, 2024 by Nana

I’m a big believer that your level of <success, job satisfaction, contentment> is in direct relation to the level of effort and energy you put into it. Most people (myself included) work to pay the bills. To keep the lights … Continue reading →

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DF21 – Talk about Surreal

Posted on October 4, 2021 by Nana

Not enough ways to say thank you …from the coordination to the testing to the event itself. Continue reading →

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Salesforce Cleaning Menu – Medium: At least 3 times a year

Posted on May 28, 2021 by Nana

Earlier this year Johann and I collaborated on a post about the importance of Org maintenance. It comes in all shapes and sizes but we boiled it down to the following Menu of options: Check out the Mild and Medium … Continue reading →

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