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On April 4th, 2018, Salesforce made their annual World Tour stop in the heart of the nation’s capital at the Ronald Regan Building. The “traveling mini-Dreamforce”, known as Salesforce World Tour, is famous for giving attendees a glimpse into the well-known Dreamforce experience while focusing on the local economy. For World Tour D.C., this meant a heavy emphasis on the federal government.

MIL is excited to announce it will be demonstrating its recent innovations in case management and web standards integration at 2018 Salesforce World Tour in Washington, D.C. on April 4.

In today’s corporate landscape, data security flaws affecting everyday devices and software are announced every few months. Recently, the Key Reinstallation Attack (KRACK) caused a severe replay attack on the Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA2) protocol.

MIL was the first organization to integrate Salesforce Government Cloud with Pay.gov on behalf of a federal agency. Pay.gov is…

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By: Sarah Deutsch Thornton Within MIL’s Salesforce practice, we refer to our team as “Ohana”— a term adopted from Hawaiian…

By Dan Curry We’ve all been there. That meeting where nobody seems to understand each other and yet everyone seems…

By Alex Tzavellas Federal spending on contractor-supplied IT products and services is forecast to reach $99.5 billion in fiscal year…

Cloud computing has become synonymous with federal IT modernization, emerging as a paramount necessity for agencies to bring their mission-critical…