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Salesforce.com Inc. thinks Canada has the potential to become a world leader in the tech industry, and is putting its money where its mouth is.

Salesforce intends to bring developer-level capabilities to more of its users with a series of code-free 'drag-and-drop' tools to build digital experiences.

Cloud software providers relying on AWS for infrastructure are keen to provide Canadian hosting to customers, but some longtime AWS customers are content to remain in U.S. regions.

Furniture Bank received this year's ITAC Ingenious award in the "Not-for-Profit Sector" category for its custom application of the Salesforce1 mobile platform, which has enabled its 48-person staff and 11-truck fleet to go from supporting roughly 5,600 clients in 2014 to an expected 10,000 or more by the end of 2016.

At the start of the century, semantic search was going to transform the web. Known back then as 'web 3.0,' it involved tagging information so that computers could understand what it meant. Fifteen years on, Coveo's senior vice-president of products Richard Tessier believes that its time has passed.

At Dreamforce in San Francisco, Salesforce.com and Microsoft made clear how they plan to pursue their partnerships with a series of integrations that will be coming out in the latter half of 2016.

Described as a "real-time event processing engine," Salesforce has also branded the underlying technology that can ingest data from connected devices as Thunder