Build Killer Pages With Skuid

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Join us to learn how with the Skuid drag-and-drop toolkit, you can connect to any object and display more useful, beautiful pages. No Apex. No Visualforce. Just lightning fast, drag-and-drop, user-interface components. Build killer pages and easily deploy them across your enterprise. Interface forward.

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Build killer pages with Skuid.
Ken McElrath

John Nelson

Zach McElrath

President
@kenmcelrath

Solutions Engineer
@thejohnelson

Lead Developer
@zachelrath

Wednesday, December 18, 13

Ken McElrath
President
@kenmcelrath

Wednesday, December 18, 13

All about Skuid

Skuidify is a verb, and also a company.
Launched Skuid app at Dreamforce 2012.
Spun-off Skuid from Skoodat in February 2013.
Already over 60 customers around the globe.
Based in Chattanooga, Tennessee (The Gig City).

Wednesday, December 18, 13

John Nelson
Solutions Engineer
@thejohnelson

Wednesday, December 18, 13

Zach McElrath
Lead Developer
@zachelrath

Build killer pages.
Solve complex business processes fast.
Get awesome Ui components, plus a whole lot more.
Innovate with all of your Salesforce data.
Build your business case with some sample use cases.

Wednesday, December 18, 13

Organize your data.

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Mashup data.

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Rapidly manage data.

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Console anything.

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Highlight key data.

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Partner solution.

Wednesday, December 18, 13

Build killer mobile apps.
Works on any device with a browser.
Simple and declarative.
Edit mobile pages with a mobile device.

Wednesday, December 18, 13

Take the next step.
Imagine what can you do with your data now.
Visit Skuid booth in DevZone.
Check out use-case detailed sessions this week.
Participate in a weekly Skuid demo.
Install a free trial.
skuidify.com/df13
Wednesday, December 18, 13

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Zach McElrath

President
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3. All about Skuid Skuidify is a verb, and also a company. Launched Skuid app at Dreamforce 2012. Spun-off Skuid from Skoodat in February 2013. Already over 60 customers around the globe. Based in Chattanooga, Tennessee (The Gig City). Wednesday, December 18, 13

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