Big data player Splunk (NASDAQ: SPLK) continues to focus on its cloud bets. But the company is failing to deliver in the shorter term. It recently announced its second quarter results which failed to meet market expectations. Its outlook fell short as well, but its cloud metrics continue to impress the market.
The rising remote working trend is translating to an increased need for stronger security globally. Security players like Palo Alto Networks (NYSE:PANW) are benefitting from this transition as was evident in its quarterly performance. The company continues to acquire even in the current climate.
The current conditions are turning out to be very favorable for cloud-based contact center companies like Five9 (Nasdaq: FIVN). Organizations are investing in digital transformation to manage workforce remotely and are recognizing the critical nature of business continuity plans for their contact centers. They are accepting that cloud solutions can meet this need better than
Virtualization infrastructure provider VMWare (NYSE:VMW) recently announced its second quarter results that surpassed market expectations. It experienced strong momentum in its SaaS portfolio that offset the decline in its on-premise portfolio.
Tax software provider Intuit (NASDAQ: INTU) recently announced its fourth-quarter earnings that surpassed market expectations. The company is continuing to build on its products internally and through acquisitions to drive growth.
It has been another stellar quarter for Salesforce (NYSE: CRM). It announced its second quarter results this week, and what a blowout quarter it was. The company surpassed all market expectations and revised its fiscal year revenue targets upwards despite current pandemic conditions. Earlier this week, Salesforce was also added to the Dow Jones index.
Data science and analytics platform provider Alteryx (NYSE: AYX) early this month reported its second quarter results that beat analyst estimates. However, its disappointing outlook sent its stock sliding.
Not many companies would have chosen this time to go public. But go-to-market intelligence provider ZoomInfo (Nasdaq: ZI) had listed earlier this year and despite the current conditions has seen its stock perform well so far.