Dreamforce is where the Salesforce ecosystem gets together to talk about what’s next. We’re heading to San Francisco to be part of that conversation.
But for us, the most valuable part of Dreamforce isn’t simply watching the latest announcements.
It’s the conversations that happen between them.
At Stack Intelligence, we spend our time thinking about the practical side of Salesforce — how platforms, data, automation, and AI come together inside real businesses, and what it actually takes to turn a Salesforce roadmap into something that works.
So this year, we’re bringing our team to Dreamforce.
And yes, we’d love to meet you there.
Dreamforce 2026: Bigger than a product announcement
Dreamforce 2026 takes place September 15–17 at Moscone Center in San Francisco, with more than 1,600 sessions, 50+ keynotes, 150+ hands-on trainings, and hundreds of opportunities to learn directly from Salesforce experts and the wider ecosystem.
There will be plenty to talk about.
Agentforce.
Data 360.
Revenue transformation.
Commerce.
Marketing.
Automation.
Architecture.
And, increasingly, how all of these pieces work together.
But here’s where we think the interesting conversations begin:
What does all of this actually mean for your Salesforce environment?
Because knowing what Salesforce can do is one thing.
Knowing what your business should do with it is another.
Meet the people behind Stack Intelligence
Dreamforce gives us an opportunity to put faces to the conversations we usually have through screens, calls, workshops, and architecture sessions.
Our team will be there to talk Salesforce from a practical, implementation-focused perspective — without turning every conversation into a sales pitch.
Naj Irshad
Founder & CEO, Stack Intelligence
Naj brings the bigger-picture view: where Salesforce is heading, how businesses can keep pace, and where technology decisions create real business value.
If you’re thinking about your broader Salesforce strategy — or simply want to exchange ideas about where the ecosystem is going — that’s a conversation worth having.
Shantanu Bhardwaj
Shantanu brings a hands-on perspective to the technology behind Salesforce solutions.
From architecture and platform decisions to making complex Salesforce environments work better, he’s the person to talk to when the conversation moves from “Can Salesforce do this?” to “How should we actually build it?”
Connor Hubschman
Connor brings another important lens to the table: connecting Salesforce capabilities with the way teams actually operate.
Because the best Salesforce solution isn’t necessarily the one with the most features.
It’s the one that fits the business, the users, the data, and the outcomes you’re trying to achieve.
Will Giulivo
Will brings a practical, business-focused perspective to the Salesforce conversation — particularly around turning technology investments into something teams can actually use and grow with.
If you’re working through a Salesforce challenge and want to pressure-test your thinking, come find him.
What should we talk about?
Honestly? Whatever you’re working through.
Maybe you’re looking at a Salesforce transformation but aren’t sure where to start.
Maybe your Salesforce org has grown faster than your architecture.
Maybe you’re trying to connect customer data across clouds and systems.
Maybe automation has become complicated instead of helpful.
Maybe you’re exploring Agentforce and wondering where it genuinely fits — beyond the hype.
Or maybe Salesforce is working well today, but you’re trying to figure out what the next two or three years should look like.
Those are the conversations we enjoy.
Because good Salesforce strategy rarely starts with:
“Which product should we buy?”
It starts with:
“What are we actually trying to solve?”
Beyond the Dreamforce announcements
There will be plenty of announcements to follow at Dreamforce.
But announcements are only the beginning.
The real work starts when you take those capabilities back to your organization and ask:
- Where does this fit into our existing Salesforce architecture?
- What happens to our customer data?
- Which processes should be automated?
- Where does AI genuinely add value?
- What should we build, integrate, or simplify?
- How do we scale without creating another layer of complexity?
These are the questions that turn Salesforce innovation into business outcomes.
And they’re exactly the kinds of conversations we want to have at Dreamforce.
Let’s meet in San Francisco
We’re not heading to Dreamforce just to collect badges and sit through keynotes.
We’re going to listen, learn, challenge ideas, share what we’re seeing, and meet people building the next generation of Salesforce-powered businesses.
So if you’re going to be in San Francisco between September 15–17, let’s make time for a conversation.
Bring your Salesforce roadmap.
Bring the messy architecture diagram.
Bring the problem you’ve been trying to solve for six months.
Or just bring a coffee and a good question.
We’ll bring the Salesforce experience.
See you at Dreamforce 2026.
Let’s talk Salesforce, data, AI, architecture — and what comes next.
Meet the Stack Intelligence team in San Francisco.
