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What is the difference between Force.com and Salesforce.com?
What is the difference between Force.com and Salesforce.com?
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Hi Parv,
Force.com is Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS), while Salesforce.com is Software-as-a-Service (SaaS).
Thanks
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Salesforce has stood the test of time and has proved to be the best cloud-based CRM. Force.com and Salesforce.com are an important part of Salesforce Application Development. Most of the companies today are using Salesforce.com and force.com platforms for building cloud-based custom apps for their business needs.
Salesforce.com helps the companies using Salesforce in providing the essential CRM functionalities such as sales, services, apps etc with software as service functionality. Force.com, on the other hand, is the platform that provides the base for all these services such as UI, the database etc, and is the flag bearer part of the platform as a service side of the Salesforce setup.
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