
Marc Benioff hinted about it during the earnings call highlighted here, he refered to it - "Next Tuesday in New York City, we will announce our largest deal ever; a major customer expanding to 25,000 subscribers, 19,000 which are net new subscribers in the fourth quarter."
Details of the deal are out, Salesforce.com has announced a deal that will see Merrill Lynch become its biggest user, adding 25,000 subscribers to its on-demand CRM service.
Marc said "Merrill Lynch's decision to embrace on-demand is a clear indicator that the largest, most complicated, most technologically sophisticated deployments are now moving to the new model."The US financial services giant seemed a likely candidate to be the 'mystery customer' alluded to last week, given the announcement was timed to coincide with the launch today of a vertical offering from Salesforce.com for the financial services sector called Salesforce Wealth Management Edition.
However, with its 25,000-customer Merrill Lynch deal, Salesforce.com is still someway behind the largest CRM implementation of on-premise rival Siebel, whose 2003 deal signed with IBM covers 60,000 users.
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Mr Wong
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Many other CRM players such as Netsuite, Salesboom.com, RightNow and others have actually larg implementations as well, although I dont think as big.