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Tightly coupled request-response create cascading failures. Brady at Busie, explains why moving to an event-driven architecture was the only way to guarantee an “always-us” system for mission-critical operations.

Microsoft retired the Access Salesforce connector in October 2025. Here's how to keep your data flowing with the Simba Salesforce ODBC Driver. If you've been using Microsoft Access to connect to Salesforce, you need a new solution. The good news? Simba has been powering Microsoft's Salesforce connectivity under the hood for years. Same proven driver, same reliable performance. The switch is simple: update one connection string and your queries keep running, your reports stay intact, and your stakeholders don't even need to know anything changed.

Tune into the BUILD London Keynote. Hear what’s new from Snowflake!

Jeffry Cape, our Senior GTM Enablement Manager, asked Spotter: "Look at our early stage pipeline generation performance from the dates of Shark Week in November and share what some of the best practices are". He wasn’t checking campaign stats—he was rewriting his daily workflow. A dashboard might tell you meetings are “up.” Spotter went further—running a hands-free deep dive on our global Shark Week program and surfacing what actually moves the needle on pipeline progression.

"I’ve worked in the analytics industry for 25 years... this thing makes me as powerful as any analyst I’ve ever met." When ThoughtSpot’s Tony Hammond handed a raw dataset to Spotter, our agentic AI analyst, he wasn't just running a demo—he was witnessing a with a complete transformation of the analytics workflow.