Agentforce

Salesforce’s stock rose 5% on Friday, extending a 13% gain over five days after the company posted Q3 adjusted earnings of $3.25 per share (vs. $2.86 estimate) and revenue of $10.26 billion, just below forecasts. CEO Marc Benioff emphasized AI as a growth driver, highlighted acquisitions of Regrello and Waii, and pointed to the Agentforce platform, whose ARR jumped 330% to $540 million. Analysts are optimistic about Salesforce’s AI‑enhanced roadmap, cost discipline, and potential to lead the cloud‑software sector.

100.Globant has earned Salesforce’s top Solution‑partner distinction for expert‑level implementation of MuleSoft Anypoint, Data Cloud and Agentforce, confirming its leadership in large‑scale integration, data management and AI‑driven transformation. The award follows rigorous assessment of client success, certifications (including 1,000 AI credentials) and over 5,100 delivered projects with a 4.7 satisfaction score. Leveraging its new subscription‑based AI Pods, Globant aims to accelerate “agentic” enterprises and capture higher‑value contracts across finance, health and retail, supported by 29,000 staff in 35 countries.

Salesforce projects revenue exceeding $60 billion by 2030, aiming to reassure investors amid growth concerns. This excludes the Informatica acquisition, expected to enhance data integration. While targeting over 10% organic growth, Salesforce faces skepticism due to AI code generation tools. CEO Benioff downplays AI’s imminent takeover, emphasizing human expertise. The company is focusing on its Agentforce software to automate customer service, despite slow early adoption. Partnerships with Anthropic and OpenAI aim to bolster Agentforce’s AI capabilities, showcased at Dreamforce with implementations at companies like FedEx and PepsiCo.