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Mehmet Orun

Mehmet Orun is a Salesforce MVP (2025), Data 360 Golden Hoodie recipient, and Datablazers global community leader who has been in the Salesforce ecosystem since 2005. With deep expertise in data management and data strategy, Mehmet is a frequent presenter at Salesforce and community events and contributes to Salesforce Help & Training and Trailhead as an expert author. Mehmet is a founding board member and event co-chair of Dreamin’ in Data—the first cross-role, cross-product community event dedicated to understanding and tackling data challenges across the Salesforce ecosystem.
  • Admin
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    Mehmet OrunMarch 16, 2026
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    What SOA Taught Us About AI Agent Interoperability

    Recently, I was having a conversation with a Salesforce data and AI architect I respect. The question of whether “MCP-to-MCP integration” is a relevant topic during AI platform selection came up. My perspective was: Yes, this is the right time to discuss it, and the timing matters. Architects need to understand whether their vendors are designing for the future, even…

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  • Artificial Intelligence
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    Mehmet OrunFebruary 5, 2026
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    Understanding the Role of Data 360 and Salesforce Architects in the Age of Agentic AI

    Over the last few years, Salesforce has renamed products (Customer 360 → Genie → Data Cloud → and now the broader Data 360 portfolio), expanded its platform, and introduced Agentforce—extending enterprise AI capabilities that began with Einstein’s predictive foundations. What hasn’t changed is the architectural questions most organizations still struggle to answer: What is the (single?) source of “truth”: when…

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