Architecting Intelligent Sales Cloud Solutions: A Unified Framework for Scalable Salesforce Implementations
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AI, Scalable, Intelligent Sales, CloudAbstract
The paper examines the performance of an integrated enterprise system and a traditional fragmented one. The research methods are quantitative in nature, that is, system logs, transaction records, development measurements, and CPQ accuracy measurements. The findings indicate that the integrated system enhances faster completion and minimizes mistakes and caters to more individuals without collapse. It also reduces the maintenance as well as enhancing the effectiveness of development. CPQ accuracy increases and decreases the policy violations. The results indicated that switching to an integrated platform has obvious technical and operational advantages. The integration of systems in terms of enhanced performance and governance is apparent in the analysis.
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