February 2024 Sneak Peek

Shoby Abdi
Salesforce Architects
2 min readFeb 1, 2024

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In February we’ll be looking at the role architects serve in harmonizing AI and enterprise architecture and publishing updates to the Roadmap Explorer and Pattern/Anti-Pattern Explorer, along with some new data models. And with TDX ’24 coming in March, keep an eye out for the TDX ’24 Agenda Builder and our Architects Guide to TDX ’24, which are both coming this month.

We also just reopened our blog call for content, so if you’re interested in writing for the Salesforce Architects blog, make sure to review our submission guidelines and get ready to submit your draft.

Let’s do a deeper dive into what you can expect in February.

On the Blog:

  • Integrating AI and Enterprise Architecture — in this post, we’ll explore the evolving roles of architects in harmonizing AI integration with enterprise architecture. This post delves into leveraging existing skills and relationships for effective AI implementation, highlighting the collaboration between Salesforce and AI architects in enhancing business processes
  • Architects Guide to TDX ’24 — The Architect community is coming back together on March 6 and 7, in-person and online on Salesforce+, for TrailblazerDX 2024. Architects who attend will learn how to solve real-world problems, connect with product experts and build community with like-minded technical practitioners. This post will highlight what architects need to attend to be ready for the AI era

On architect.salesforce.com:

  • New Additions to Roadmap Explorer — Our recent updates increased the roadmap product coverage from 54% to 62% and added additional feature updates for Platform, Data Cloud, and Sales Cloud
  • New Additions to the Pattern/Anti-Pattern Explorer — Expanded capability in the Pattern/Anti-Pattern Explorer to allow anyone to export a list of patterns and anti-patterns as either PDF or CSV
  • New Resource under Architect Fundamentals — The new Platform Sharing Architecture document organizes concepts around data accessibility components, sharing model use cases, and real customer sharing solutions, and we’ll provide some troubleshooting guidelines
  • New Data Models — We are adding several new data models across our Public Sector Solutions, Education Cloud, Platform and Energy & Utilities

What You Can Do Now:

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Shoby Abdi
Salesforce Architects

Principal Architecture Evangelist, Salesforce Architects