David Scott Nava retweeted
The future is now. See what it means for enterprise architecture. 💡
Join us at the #DF26 Architect Keynote: Architecture for the Agentic Future.
Add it to your agenda: sforce.co/4gWVe2Y
David Scott Nava retweeted
Don’t miss these #DF26 sessions led by the team behind the @Salesforce Architecture Program. ⚡️
Explore how architects are designing for the Agentic Enterprise, from applying the new Well-Architected Framework to architecting multi-agent systems, composable data platforms, and trusted AI experiences.
Add these sessions to your agenda today:
1️⃣ Meet the New Well-Architected Framework: sforce.co/4gHBNej
2️⃣ How Salesforce Built an Agent on the Architecture Center: sforce.co/4y0YwJc
3️⃣ Think Like an Architect: AI-Native Design with Headless 360: sforce.co/3UpH2rx
4️⃣ The Architect’s Blueprint for Hierarchical Agent Networks: sforce.co/4zHAfJZ
5️⃣ Build a Composable Data Platform for Agentic Enterprise: sforce.co/4wUbwPY
David Scott Nava retweeted
Architect your agenda for #DF26. 🐘
The @Salesforce Architect’s Guide to @Dreamforce 2026 brings together must-see sessions, keynotes, and experiences for architects joining us in San Francisco or on Salesforce+.
Plan your perfect three days: sforce.co/4wyJTvt
David Scott Nava retweeted
Architecture is built through community, mentorship, and shared experience. 🌍
Today, we’re excited to introduce the 2026 cohort of @salesforce Architect Ambassadors, a group of experienced architects helping scale architecture best practices through mentorship, workshops, knowledge sharing, and community leadership around the world.
Please join us in congratulating them: sforce.co/4498fQV
David Scott Nava retweeted
Traditional automation follows predictable logic. Agents can use this logic and combine it with a layer of probabilistic reasoning. 🤖
In this 🆕 blog, Nadina D. Lisbon, Salesforce Certified Technical Architect, explores practical strategies for extending your existing Salesforce automation into Agentforce, covering how to:
🔎 Evaluate your current automation assets
🔹 Isolate single-purpose actions to start with
🚧 Establish clear execution boundaries for agent actions
🔒 Safely connect your deterministic flows and Apex to agents
Read the blog: sforce.co/4oE2S5M
David Scott Nava retweeted
The @salesforce Architecture Blog: Community Author Program is accepting submissions through June 19. 🐘
Every project comes with lessons learned, architectural decisions, and approaches that evolve through experience. If you have practical insights or real-world experiences to share, consider contributing to the Salesforce Architect Community.
Learn more and submit your blog for consideration: sforce.co/3RRNaHW
David Scott Nava retweeted
The @salesforce Architecture Blog: Community Author Program is now accepting submissions. 🐘
Share the real-world architectural decisions, implementation lessons, and practical patterns that shaped your solutions and help other architects learn through experience.
Submit your blog for consideration by June 19: sforce.co/4u8oOqM
David Scott Nava retweeted
Get to know Scott Ratliff, @salesforce Principal Architect Evangelist 👋
From his journey as a Salesforce Architect to the one skill every architect should develop, hear Scott’s perspective and learn which Salesforce Architecture Center resource he uses most in his day-to-day work.
Explore resources: sforce.co/4ageupg
David Scott Nava retweeted
Architectural decisions made early in an implementation can shape scalability, performance, and maintainability for years to come. 🧩
As we prepare to open submissions for the @salesforce Architecture Blog: Community Author Program, we worked with @nehaOnCloud, Salesforce Architect and CTA, to help showcase the kind of real-world implementation experience and architectural thinking the program is designed to bring forward from the community.
In this new blog, Neha explores five recurring architectural anti-patterns in Salesforce implementations, including:
🔁 Brittle integrations
⚙️ Overcomplicated automation
🗂️ Data ownership challenges
📈 System complexity at scale
Read the blog: sforce.co/4tYtPBU
David Scott Nava retweeted
You’re probably using AI to move faster. But is it actually helping you design better solutions and systems? ⚙️
In this 🆕 blog, @NavaForce, Architect Evangelist, shares a five-step approach to using AI as a thinking partner, not just an answer engine. From challenging assumptions to analyzing system impact, it walks through a structured approach to move from building solutions to designing systems.
Read the blog: sforce.co/4nhbMp4
David Scott Nava retweeted
Architecture is full of complex decisions and trade-offs — and today's architects are being asked to design solutions in an environment changing faster than ever. ⚖️
Architect Insights is a new series built to help you navigate those decisions with confidence. Each episode delivers practical guidance to help you move from system requirements to effective architectural design — fast.
In the first episode, @NavaForce breaks down External Client Apps — exploring what they are, how they fit into your architecture, and the key trade-offs and design considerations you need to know.
Start watching: sforce.co/4fhsouG
David Scott Nava retweeted
Introducing the @salesforce Architecture Blog: Community Author Program, a new opportunity for Salesforce Architects to share real-world implementation expertise, architectural insights, and lessons learned with the broader community. 🐘
Real architects. Real insights. Real impact.
Learn more before submissions open June 1: sforce.co/49ekFd9
David Scott Nava retweeted
Architecture is full of complex decisions and trade-offs. Where do you find trusted, practical guidance that cuts through complexity and gives you architectural clarity — fast? 💨
Introducing Architect Insights — a new short-form series helping architects design solutions with confidence. Every other week, we'll explore platform features, architectural patterns, and practical resources you can apply right now.
Learn more and subscribe today: sforce.co/4v63UJR
David Scott Nava retweeted
Every architect has a few go-to resources they return to again and again. 📚
Our @salesforce Architect Evangelists share their top picks.
Read the blog: sforce.co/40pTmrE
David Scott Nava retweeted
Welcome to Feedback Friday 💬
Over the past six months, 1,000+ architects have shared feedback.
What we heard most 👂 clarity, consistency, connection.
What we’re doing 🛠️ building a program grounded in trusted content and community.
Stay tuned for more insights next week.
David Scott Nava retweeted
Experience the future of software at #TDX26 from anywhere - for free. 💻
Tune in on Salesforce+ for keynotes, hands-on trainings, expert sessions, and more.
🗓 April 15–17
🎥 Register for free: sforce.co/4r9l8Do
David Scott Nava retweeted
Turn your big Agentforce ideas into reality at the virtual #TDX26 Hackathon. 🏆
Collaborate with fellow Agentblazers, build groundbreaking agents, and compete for a chance to win prizes.
Register and start building: sforce.co/4aXyNrg
Terms apply. #SFContest
David Scott Nava retweeted
Community-led events create a space for real conversations. 🗣️
In this new blog, the Salesforce Architect Evangelism team shares their key takeaways and how those learnings are shaping work across the Salesforce Architecture Program.
Read more: sforce.co/3NILoXq
David Scott Nava retweeted
Architectural skill is developed in the work you do every day. 🧠
In this new blog, @NavaForce, Salesforce Architect Evangelist, explores the questions, habits, and tradeoffs that shape architectural judgment over time.
Read more: sforce.co/4t4Hb0a
David Scott Nava retweeted
#TDX26 registration is open! 🎟️
Join us April 15-16 to shape scalable, trusted solutions on Salesforce. Two days of hands-on workshops, 400+ technical sessions, demos, and direct access to product experts.
Build the Agentic Enterprise and register now: sforce.co/4pIrY2d













