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The founders spent nearly a decade developing a diagostic test; the pandemic created a market. As the pandemic wanes, the company looks to diversify.

Cloud-based software company Salesforce has launched Safety Cloud, a service that helps businesses better manage their entry protocols at events and/or in the workplace

Salesforce productizes its health and safety capabilities for American users, with other regions to follow later in the year.

Largo firefighters are now using the Safety Cloud by HAAS Alert system to send real-time alerts to drivers that notifies them when they’re approaching emergency situations.

In a world that is more connected than ever before, it’s easy to check our yachts are safe and sound from afar with remote boat monitoring

Over-the-air updates are a wonderful thing. The technology, pioneered by Tesla, has now become standardized...

Keeping first responders safe has led to a new safety feature on Stellantis vehicles. TheDetroitBureau.com has the story.

Near accident inspires feature that warns of approaching emergency vehicles.

This week - Salesforce issues on on-the-ground safety playbook (and functionality), but will it be enough? Amazon seems to have avoided the holiday supply chain crunch, but how? AWS remains in the spotlight, but exploits and security hacks also grab headlines. Plus: your whiffs.

Safety first as Dreamforce heads back to New York City, where Salesforce co-CEOs Marc Benioff and Bret Taylor pitch learnings for other real world event organizers to explore.