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TDX 2027 Call for Participation Is Open: How to Submit Your Architect Session
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The TDX 2027 Call for Participation (CFP) is officially open. Submit your session proposal by 5:00 p.m. PT on November 16, 2026 for an opportunity to share your expertise at one of the leading events for the global Salesforce Architect Community. TDX brings together thousands of technical professionals to explore the latest innovations across enterprise AI. Showcase your expertise through technical deep dives, architecture patterns, and real-world designs that extend Salesforce capabilities across technologies and systems. We’re looking for compelling sessions for the architect audience that educate and inspire through technical deep dives, architecture patterns, real-world designs, and practical insights. Whether you’re an experienced speaker or submitting for the first time, this guidance will help you prepare a strong proposal for TDX 2027. The TDX 2027 CFP is open from October 28, 2026 until November 16, 2026.
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Current roles
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Technical roles
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Current role mix
44 technical · 22 other
67% of currently observed roles are technical.
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