"Salesforce has signed a new $72 million enterprise license agreement with the Air Force to modernize personnel management and other functions using artificial intelligence. This is part of a $5.6 billion contract Salesforce and the Army inked in January. The idea was that the vehicle would be open to all of the Defense Department."
"The agreement with the Air Force is meant to enhance situational awareness and unify business functions like personnel management, Salesforce said Wednesday. The Air Force will use Salesforce's Missionforce National Security offering, which includes artificial intelligence tools."
"The Air Force is using the Salesforce agreement to consolidate contracts, reduce the number of contract actions and achieve volume-based savings. The agreement also aims to help the Air Force connect its digital infrastructure to gain a view across personnel recruiting and logistics."
"The Air Force will also be able to pilot implementation of Salesforce's Agentforce, an agentic AI solution, which is intended to enable automation of workflows and support decision-making at the edge."
Salesforce signed a $72 million enterprise license agreement with the Air Force to modernize personnel management and other functions using artificial intelligence. The agreement is part of a larger $5.6 billion contract Salesforce and the Army finalized in January, intended to be available across the Defense Department. The Air Force will use Salesforce’s Missionforce National Security offering, which includes AI tools, to enhance situational awareness and unify business functions. The Air Force plans to consolidate contracts, reduce contract actions, and achieve volume-based savings. The agreement also supports connecting digital infrastructure for visibility across personnel recruiting and logistics. The Air Force will pilot Salesforce’s Agentforce to automate workflows and support decision-making at the edge.
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