Tenger Ways, a leading provider of technology consulting services, is excited to announce a strategic partnership with Noltic, an innovator in Salesforce development.

Do you make the most of your data? A leading global retailer faced knew they could leverage their vast amount of customer data to enhance customer engagement and drive sales. But, they needed a unified platform to integrate their data from various touchpoints, gain actionable insights, and deliver personalized customer experiences. Solution: Tenger Ways and Salesforce Data Cloud!

It’s nearly Christmas weekend. Presents are under the tree. Eggnog’s sold out. In-laws are in town. Offices have been closed for a week. Malls are full of last-minute shoppers. Everyone is enjoying time with family and friends.

But, Patrick and his team members were not there in Houston on the Saturday before Christmas for fun. They weren’t there to collect a paycheck either. They were there to complete a simple, important mission – get this solar installed before the end of the year so Mayor Turner could leave office on the high note of kicking off one of his most important promises of making Houston a more resilient city.

Tenger Ways cofounders Adrienne Shulman and Daniel Keith sit down with Salesforce Practice Lead Sandi Nuss Zeller to talk about Salesforce and Security - watch the podcast to learn everything you need to know in 2024 to protect the sensitive and critical data in yoru Salesforce application.

Security isn’t merely a requirement; it's a strategic imperative. For businesses relying on Salesforce, protecting sensitive data is non-negotiable and stands as the cornerstone of stability and trust. Unfortunately, according to recent data, it’s highly likely that your Salesforce org is at risk.

In this third and final part of this series, we once again join forces with Salesforce org intelligence platform, Hubbl Diagnostics, to explore another critical aspect of Salesforce security that every business leader should be aware of: data access risks. 

Security isn’t merely a requirement; it's a strategic imperative. For businesses relying on Salesforce, protecting sensitive data is non-negotiable and stands as the cornerstone of stability and trust. Unfortunately, according to recent data, it’s highly likely that your Salesforce org is at risk.

In part two of this series with Salesforce org intelligence platform, Hubbl Diagnostics, we explore another critical aspect of Salesforce security that every business leader should be aware of: custom code vulnerabilities.

Security isn’t merely a requirement; it's a strategic imperative. For businesses relying on Salesforce, protecting sensitive data is non-negotiable and stands as the cornerstone of stability and trust. Unfortunately, according to recent data, it’s highly likely that your Salesforce org is at risk.

In part one of this series with Salesforce org intelligence platform, Hubbl Diagnostics, we explore the serious impact of out-of-date installed packages.

In this blog, Adrienne talks about Tenger Thrive, our newest offering designed especially for SMBs, non-profits, startups, and scaleups. Tenger Thrive is what happens when traditional IT Support is reimagined from the customer’s standpoint - more flexible, access to better experts, no tradeoffs between cost and quality and designed to help you grow.

Many of the organizations we speak with have a similar challenge to you: their IT function is not meeting the needs of their business. There are common challenges – data can’t be trusted and isn’t readily available, systems are cumbersome and offer a poor experience, the information that people need lives in multiple systems, there needs to be better interoperability between systems, there’s no time to improve and continue to meet the day-to-day objectives.

We can best help you through our Tenger Thrive program to resolve your challenges while empowering you to better meet those day-to-day objectives that have put you on your growth trajectory. We want to be your digital partner, helping your team adopt the new rules for this digital age centered on modern engineering practices and transforming your technical capabilities into high-impact, high-performing solutions.

As the one-year anniversary of starting Tenger Ways approaches, founder Adrienne Shulman reflects back on the journey with gratitude and optimism and shares the highs, lows and lessons learned.

What If You Have a Shoddy Foundation? Tenger Fitness is typically a two-week effort that helps an organization truly understand if they have a strong foundation. To achieve this, we've partnered with worldclass intelligence and diagnostic platforms, including Hubbl Diagnostics and Elements.cloud. And, most importantly, we've brought on worldclass talent led by Sandi Nuss Zellner. The end result is that you will have deep intelligence into your Salesforce environment combined with meaningful, tactical, granular recommendations that identify near-term and "low-hanging fruit" improvements and presents them in a prioritized roadmap.

Tenger Ways cofounder, Adrienne Shulman, gave a recent talk at DevOps Connect: DevSecOps, introducing an emerging trend: applying DevOps principles and practices to the internal technology supporting business operations. We are pleased to present the full recording of her talk, with highlights and main points discussed.

The business landscape is constantly changing, and a noticeable trend we’ve begun to observe is the growing popularity of fractional C-suite executives and other highly skilled niche roles. This blog explores the benefits of fractional leadership and provides advice for companies considering this approach.

As a new technology consulting company, we had to decide: do we have clients or customers? While it may sound trivial, the distinction has caused heated debate in the world of Enterprise B2B. If we are providing highly personalized service to our clients, does that mean we can’t also focus on customer success? This blog explores the different meanings of client and customer and explains how we came to our decision.

A case study about how we helped a client build a strategy and roadmap for improving their business operations and technology stack to prepare for growth and M&A.

The title of this blog is shamelessly stolen from Mark Rober’s toy company, Crunch Labs, which is all about helping kids learn to think like an engineer, including the inevitable "crunch" of failed attempts. What if we all thought like that? What if we celebrated failure? What if we built our corporate cultures around that concept? What if crunch was a good thing?

A case study about how we helped our client get a Salesforce CPQ project back on track after multiple missed go-live attempts.

I am happy to announce the launch of Tenger Ways, a consulting company designed to help your organization get more value from technology.