2017 was an amazing year for #AwesomeAdmins! Over the course of the year, you helped us blaze new trails by publishing 90+ blog posts, attending 30+ webinars, and listening to 50+ podcasts. To top off 2017 we poured over the data, read all the feedback, and looked at which resources Trailblazers like you loved most. And now, we’re bringing you the recap of all recaps: the ?hottest? topics of 2017… according to YOU!
Spring ’17, Summer ’17, and Winter ’18 changes and new features had the admin community all a’buzz this year. With so much functionality and customization available, the innovative ways you used Salesforce inspired us all year long. Plus, the admin team had SO MUCH fun previewing those amazing features for you on the Release Readiness Live segments…
You can view the Winter ’18 Release Readiness Live segment here.
And we hear you out there in the community, getting excited for next week’s Spring ’18 Release Readiness Live for Admins segment! LeeAnne Rimel will host again, and you’ll see some other friendly faces on there as well. Be sure to register today so you can tune in for the demos, sneak peeks, and best practices, as well as ask questions live during the segment! Register now.
Webinars are one of our favorite tools to help teach and empower admins. Since we cover such a broad range of topics, there is always something valuable for everyone! Our highest attended webinars were (not in any particular order)…
(all links above will bring you straight to the recording and slide decks!)
And in a big way! Admins learned and connected through blog posts, webinars, podcasts, quizzes, stories, and tips to help discover, rollout, and optimize Lightning Experience. Month of Lightning provided Admins with a guided path towards moving to Lightning. If you missed it, catch up on every resource we rolled out right here.
You also helped us create and deliver some awesome Lightning resources:
With the release of trailmixes last summer, admins took trailblazing to a whole other level. Not only did you create your own amazing trailmixes to share with one another, you successfully finished the ones we created especially for you! Way to go, #Trailblazers! We had the: Discover Lightning Trailmix, Rollout Lightning Trailmix, Optimize Lightning Trailmix, and last but not least…the DF17 Admin Keynote Trailmix which 333 Trailblazers completed in 2017!
You all crushed it, and we can’t wait to see where the trails take you in 2018!
The Twitter-verse has spoken! Many of our most-engaged-with tweets of 2017 were our #OhanaFriday tweets! #AwesomeAdmins love spreading the love. Keep hashtagging, retweeting, and sharing those pics with us every Friday in 2018. It’s nice to end the week by reminding each other what we value most about our #Ohana.
Thanks for one incredible year, #AwesomeAdmins! We’re looking forward to the rest of 2018, and we’re planning #MOAR fantastic resources, valuable content, and engaging events—all for you!
Want to read more of 2017’s most popular posts for Admins? We thought you might…Feel free to browse more of our top-rated links, resources, and recaps below:
Blog posts:
As a Salesforce Admin, you know how important it is to get timely feedback on solutions your users rely on. When it comes to solutions like Einstein Copilot—where the user interface (UI) is pervasive, operates in real time, and might give slightly different answers to different users—how can you stay ahead on the robustness of […]
Summer ’24 is almost here. Learn more about user management below and check out Be Release Ready to discover more resources to help you prepare for this release. Welcome to a new era of user management! At Salesforce, we believe in the power of community-driven innovation. Your feedback as Trailblazers is invaluable—it’s the compass that […]
As an admin, you’ve probably heard of Data Cloud, but maybe you haven’t prioritized it right away because you have other company challenges to address. Well, now’s the time to move Data Cloud to the top and dig in. If you’re thinking, “What is Data Cloud? Can you break it down for me?”, you’re in […]
