Thoughts worth sharing

Trineo Director John Masson wrote an exceptional post about how Trineo delivered SSO at amaysim. His post, published on amaysim’s blog, illustrates the process of scaling SSO from one service to four.

Welcome to the next iteration of Trineo. We have been working on a new and evolved version of our crew and company. Frankly over the last 4 years of our 8 year history, we have quietly been up to a lot, quietly being the operative word.

To a newbie, Dreamforce can be a bit overwhelming. If you're used to thousands of people in your personal space (for instance Sydney on New Year's Eve or Ho Chi Minh on any day), then you should be ok.

Trineo has sold Dime for CRM to Breadwinner for an undisclosed sum, effective as of 1st March 2015. Dime for CRM was developed by Trineo and was the first Salesforce/Xero connector available.

We’ve come a long way since Abhinav and Dan starting working together in a broom-cupboard in Christchurch what seems like a millennium or two ago. Four cities, three countries, a truly global team.

We are proud to now be recognized as a Salesforce Product Development Partner. This acknowledges not just our technical capability, but also our experience of the non-technical aspects of building a product.

For the second consecutive year Trineo figured amongst the fastest growing companies in New Zealand, coming in at 32nd on this occasion.

Salesforce Essentials comes to Auckland December 10th 2014. Trineo is proud to sponsor the cocktail hour. Come and have a drink on us!

Dreamforce 2014 was of course the biggest and best yet. Every year Dreamforce gets bigger and grander. No doubt 2015 will be bigger still.

At the tail end of another immense week at Dreamforce, today I presented alongside my peer and colleague Thiago Figueiró, the VP of Production Operations and Engineering at Westfield Labs.

Trineo has the great fortune of working with some amazing customers from all over the world - a number of whom are from the USA. Last year we spent 3 months based in Boulder, Colorado.

The Salesforce developer documentation is of course the source of all wisdom, but it can take a bit of time to leave your development environment, search for what you’re after, and follow the right link.