7/28/2026 · 1 min read
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This article explores the critical question of whether a single Salesforce Architect is sufficient for an organization, highlighting that the answer is highly dependent on unique org characteristics. It delves into the factors that determine the optimal number of architects needed.
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This article, Part 2 of a series, dives into Lookup Relationship Anti-Patterns within Salesforce data architecture. It highlights how these common design flaws introduce significant technical debt, leading to reporting issues, integration complexities, and performance problems.
A new survey reveals that communication, not coding, is the most valuable skill for Salesforce Architects in 2026, as the role continues to evolve amid increasing platform complexity.
The article reveals that nearly 80% of Salesforce organizations have not fully transitioned from Profiles to a Permission Set-led security model, according to a recent survey. It delves into the persistent challenges and reasons why many orgs remain stuck in this legacy approach.