10 Salesforce Survival Tips Published by Alvorden Salesforce MVP

Philadelphia, PA, January 25, 2016 --(PR.com)-- IDC research predicts the Salesforce ecosystem will generate $272 billion and 1 million jobs. Salesforce customers and AppExchange vendors are desperate for experienced advice.

Alvorden's "10 Salesforce Survival Tips" delivers 7 years of Salesforce MVP experience. These must-have tips lower costs and reduce risk.

Salesforce customers and AppExchange vendors learn 10 Salesforce survival tips in this 24-page publication. These hard-won lessons from 7 years of real-world Salesforce experience include:

- Low Cost, High Deliverability Lead Generation
- 3 Approaches to Cut Salesforce Integration Costs
- Requirements, Risks, and Budget of Salesforce Projects
- 1% of Users Are 75% of Salesforce Security Risk

"10 Salesforce Survival Tips" also includes interviews with leading industry experts:

- Adam Dunhill on Lead Generation
- Marisa Lopez on Salesforce Estimates
- Nate Hughes on Agile Project Management
- Ari Gold on Salesforce in Hollywood

Author Matthew Botos is 1 of only 90 worldwide Salesforce MVPs. He's delivered over 30 custom Salesforce projects in the last 7 years. Previous publications include "Salesforce Best Practices Guide" and "Force.com Developer Certification Handbook."

“Salesforce is a powerful but complex platform. My mission is to deliver the most cost-effective Salesforce best practices,” said Matthew Botos, CTO of Alvorden.

Alvorden is a Salesforce consulting partner based in Philadelphia. They deliver accurate and cost-efficient Salesforce integration onshore.

"10 Salesforce Survival Tips" is available at:
http://alvorden.com/10-salesforce-survival-tips-ebook/

About Alvorden

Alvorden delivers complex integration solutions as a Salesforce consulting partner. Matthew Botos, CTO of Alvorden, is 1 of only 90 worldwide Salesforce MVPs. He's delivered over 30 custom Salesforce projects in the last 7 years.

Matthew Botos previously directed enterprise architecture at Lockheed Martin and Salesforce Professional Services. He is a Cornell rocket scientist with a Masters in artificial intelligence. Alvorden delivers accurate and cost-efficient Salesforce integration onshore from Philadelphia, PA.

More information on Alvorden is available at:
http://alvorden.com