PhillyTechNews Profiles Alvorden Founder: Matthew Botos Sees the World Beyond Salesforce
Philly’s Matthew Botos, 2012 Salesforce MVP and independent consultant, sees the world beyond Salesforce as well. Salesforce’s lead in the Software as a Service (SaaS) market has been orchestrated by CEO Marc Benioff, but also fueled by evangelistic, independent external entrepreneurs like Philadelphia’s Matthew Botos. While he’s completely on board with Salesforce’s direction, he’s not hesitant to go his own way and question it.
Philadelphia, PA, February 15, 2016 --(PR.com)-- PhillyTechNews profiles Alvorden's Philadelphia founder in "Philly’s Matthew Botos, 2012 Salesforce MVP and Independent Consultant, Sees the World Beyond Salesforce as Well." IDC research predicts the Salesforce ecosystem will generate $272 billion and 1 million jobs. That ecosystem has been built by both Silicon Valley titans and local community leaders:
"Salesforce’s lead in the Software as a Service (SaaS) market has been orchestrated by CEO Marc Benioff, but also fueled by evangelistic, independent external entrepreneurs like Philadelphia’s Matthew Botos. While he’s completely on board with Salesforce’s direction, he’s not hesitant to go his own way and question it."
Traditional software companies surround themselves with compliant partners. But the article notes Matthew Botos is keeping Philadelphia's revolutionary spirit alive:
"While showing obvious leadership and organizing skills, Botos is also an iconoclast. He has a vision of how things should work and is intent on fulfilling it. While he’s completely on board with Salesforce’s direction, he’s not hesitant to question it and point out shortcomings. He’s developed open source tools to solve Salesforce software testing gaps, edited an independent Salesforce certification book, and recently published his own eBook of 10 Salesforce Survival Tips."
Alvorden continues this trend by abandoning the traditional business model of expensive hourly consulting. Instead, customers increase sales with predictable, low-risk, fixed priced projects. The first of these projects are tailored to the supply chain integration with Salesforce.
The full PhillyTechNews article is available at:
http://www.phillytechnews.net/2015/12/phillys-matthew-botos-salesforce-mvp.html
To learn more about Alvorden's supply chain integrations:
http://alvorden.com
About Alvorden
Alvorden delivers complex integration solutions as a Salesforce consulting partner. Matthew Botos, CTO of Alvorden, is a 2012 Salesforce MVP and has 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
"Salesforce’s lead in the Software as a Service (SaaS) market has been orchestrated by CEO Marc Benioff, but also fueled by evangelistic, independent external entrepreneurs like Philadelphia’s Matthew Botos. While he’s completely on board with Salesforce’s direction, he’s not hesitant to go his own way and question it."
Traditional software companies surround themselves with compliant partners. But the article notes Matthew Botos is keeping Philadelphia's revolutionary spirit alive:
"While showing obvious leadership and organizing skills, Botos is also an iconoclast. He has a vision of how things should work and is intent on fulfilling it. While he’s completely on board with Salesforce’s direction, he’s not hesitant to question it and point out shortcomings. He’s developed open source tools to solve Salesforce software testing gaps, edited an independent Salesforce certification book, and recently published his own eBook of 10 Salesforce Survival Tips."
Alvorden continues this trend by abandoning the traditional business model of expensive hourly consulting. Instead, customers increase sales with predictable, low-risk, fixed priced projects. The first of these projects are tailored to the supply chain integration with Salesforce.
The full PhillyTechNews article is available at:
http://www.phillytechnews.net/2015/12/phillys-matthew-botos-salesforce-mvp.html
To learn more about Alvorden's supply chain integrations:
http://alvorden.com
About Alvorden
Alvorden delivers complex integration solutions as a Salesforce consulting partner. Matthew Botos, CTO of Alvorden, is a 2012 Salesforce MVP and has 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
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