Salesforce buys Slack for $ 27,7 billion

In one of the most remarkable technological of recent years, Salesforce will buy Slack for about $27,7 billion.

It's Salesforce's biggest purchase ever, but also a breather for Slack, which faces growing competition from platforms like Microsoft Teams and Cat.

In the announcement, Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff states:

Together, Salesforce and Slack will shape the future of corporate software and transform the way everyone works in the digital, workplace world. I'm excited to welcome Slack to Salesforce Ohana as soon as the transaction is closed. "

Meanwhile, Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield added:

"As software plays an increasingly critical role in the performance of any organization, we share a vision for reduced complexity, increased power and flexibility, and ultimately a greater degree of alignment and organizational flexibility. Personally, I think this is the most strategic combination in the history of software and I can't wait to get started. "

With people staying at home during of remote work due to the pandemic cloud tools like Slack and Salesforce have become increasingly important. The companies say Slack will be "deeply integrated into every Salesforce Cloud" and become "the new interface for Salesforce Customer 360."

The move will likely help Slack further develop its presence in enterprise markets, a στην οποία η Microsoft Teams είχε το πλεονέκτημα λόγω του πλούτου των άλλων προϊόντων της εταιρείας. Η απόκτηση της Slack επιτρέπει στην Salesforce να δημιουργήσει ένα πιο ισχυρό οικο software tools and get new customers.

Once the transaction is completed, Slack will become a Salesforce operating unit that will continue to be led by Butterfield. For more on the market, you can read it official announcement.

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