Salesforce.com Launches Cloud-Based CRM Solution for Small Businesses and Entrepreneurs

Strategic Insights

Sep 4, 2009 — 1 min read

Salesforce.com, a leading cloud-based CRM solution, has announced the release of its Content Manager Edition, specifically designed for small businesses and entrepreneurs. This move is aimed at bridging the market gap for small enterprises that can benefit from the automation and efficiency offered by cloud computing solutions. With over 1.5 million users, Salesforce.com has traditionally catered to medium- and large-sized businesses, featuring high-profile clients such as Starbucks, Dell, and CNN. However, the new Content Manager Edition is offered at an affordable $9 per month per user, making it accessible to small businesses with limited budgets.

Key Takeaways:

Salesforce.com has launched a cloud-based CRM solution tailored for small businesses and entrepreneurs called the Content Manager Edition.
The new edition offers CRM capabilities at a lower price point of $9 per month per user, making it more affordable for small businesses.
This move aims to bridge the market gap for small enterprises that can benefit from automation and efficiency offered by cloud computing solutions.
The cloud-based solution reduces the cost of maintaining on-premise IT infrastructure and minimizes deployment time associated with implementing new software.
99% of businesses are discussing or working on implementing cloud computing solutions, according to a recent survey by F5 Networks.
82% of businesses are in some stage of implementing cloud computing solutions, highlighting the growing popularity of cloud computing.

Statistics:

The new Content Manager Edition is priced at $9 per month per user, making it an affordable option for small businesses.
Over 1.5 million users are currently utilizing Salesforce.com, primarily medium- and large-sized businesses.
99% of businesses are discussing or working on implementing cloud computing solutions, as per a recent survey by F5 Networks.
82% of businesses are in some stage of implementing cloud computing solutions, emphasizing the trending adoption of cloud computing.

Sources:

Euclid Infotech Pvt. Ltd.
F5 Networks

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