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Dexterra is one of the 18,700 companies of all sizes, industries and geographies that comprised the salesforce.com customer base as of October 31, 2005. Revenue and subscribers will be recognized as the service is delivered.

"The competitive nature of the mobile industry demands that we react quickly to customer needs and market changes. We were looking for a solution that provided an easy way to integrate all of our enterprise data and business-critical applications, so we spend less time on software development and more time on our core business," said David Shoup, Executive Vice President of Marketing, at Dexterra. "With salesforce.com and the applications from AppExchange, we are able to share information on-demand for many aspects of our business at the press of a button." In addition to salesforce.com CRM, Dexterra is deploying the following applications from the AppExchange:

• Project and Issue Management – provides a simple framework for prioritizing and managing the logistics of projects and the resources allocated to them
• Time Tracking – helps service organizations keep businesses running smoothly by enabling them to identify service demand trends and be proactive about contract renewals
• Services Project Management – enables professional services and consulting organizations to manage projects from a single location so resources are put to the best use
• Bug Tracking and Quality Assurance – allows software makers to easily see which products have recurring problems, which get the most feature requests, and how the development and quality assurance teams are handling each bug or request filed
• Product Management – gives companies a way to consolidate information about the product development process, including specific releases, features, and components, along with the risks and issues that impact them

"By reducing the time and complexity associated with data management, we hope to vastly improve our global communications and reduce costs," added Shoup.