Twitter (NYSE: TWTR) continues to struggle with low revenue and user growth. Video is now its new strategy. In politics, however, Twitter is playing an unprecedented role. Trumpism rests heavily on the power of tweets, both proactive and reactive.
Cloud-based storage services provider Dropbox has been debating for a while about going public. Last year’s dismal technology IPO and stock performance had swayed its decision to delay its IPO. But recent news suggests that the Billion Dollar Unicorn player may finally be looking at going public this year.
According to a MarketsandMarkets report, the global sales performance management market that includes software and services is estimated to grow 18% annually to be worth $5.62 billion by 2020. The market was estimated to be worth $2.48 billion in 2015.
According to research firm Apps Run the World, the top 10 ERP software vendors accounted for nearly 28% of the global ERP applications market. Overall, the global ERP applications market was estimated to be worth $82.1 billion in license, maintenance, and subscription revenues in 2015. In 2015, SAP (NYSE: SAP) was the leader in the market
After a less than impressive performance last quarter, data analytics firm Tableau (NYSE: DATA) reported stellar results for the recently reported quarter. The company continues to focus on driving product innovation to help surpass market competition.
Amazon (Nasdaq: AMZN) has reported its seventh straight quarter of profit and beat earnings estimates. All this, thanks to its hugely profitable cloud segment, Amazon Web Services (AWS).
Facebook (Nasdaq: FB) is the undisputed king of social media. But it had a rough end to the year due to the uproar about fake news. The company was accused of spreading hoax news that was a big catalyst in getting Donald Trump elected as the US President despite all odds. Facebook may still not
ServiceNow (NYSE: NOW) recently reported results that surpassed all market expectations. The company attributes the growth to a successful platform strategy, and rightly so.