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Ford CEO Jim Farley and Salesforce co-CEO Marc Benioff sit down with Bloomberg Technology’s Emily Chang for a fireside chat on the day of the launch of Ford’s pilot program with three wineries in Sonoma County to electrify the business of farming. They also discuss the future of the auto industry moving to digital, how…

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Ford CEO Jim Farley and Salesforce co-CEO Marc Benioff sit down with Bloomberg Technology’s Emily Chang for a fireside chat on the day of the launch of Ford’s pilot program with three wineries in Sonoma County to electrify the business of farming. They also discuss the future of the auto industry moving to digital, how the pandemic ushered in this transformation and what services like Ford Pro can do to contribute to a cleaner future.

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