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Five9 Q1 Revenue Rises to $182.8M, a 33% Increase YoY, Setting Another New Five9 Revenue Record as the Contact Center Services Vendor Sees Continued Growth

Futurum analysts Todd R. Weiss and Shelly Kramer examine the latest Five9 Q1 revenue numbers, which saw revenue rise by 33 percent to $182.8 million from $137.9 million a year ago as the cloud-based contact center services vendor continues in growth mode, including a focus on the enterprise customer. This, combined with positive momentum for born on cloud CX/CC solutions that offer flexibility and extensibility not found with legacy solutions bodes well for Five9.
Shelly Kramer

Amazon Web Services Re-Awarded $10 Billion ‘Wild and Stormy’ NSA Contract After Microsoft Dispute

Futurum principal analyst Shelly Kramer reacts to Amazon Web Services being re-awarded a $10 Billion contract from the National Security Agency — despite contestation by Microsoft — with insight into the implications of AWS’s victory.
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Meta and Ray-Ban Stories Announce Smart Glasses Rolling Out in New Markets and New Colors

Futurum analysts Shelly Kramer and Michael Diamond explore the announcement by Meta and Ray-Ban Stories that Ray-Ban smart glasses are rolling out in new markets, with new color offerings, and more importantly, why this is an important move for Meta in its quest to remain relevant with a younger creator/influencer demographic.
tweiss@futurumresearch.com

ServiceNow Q1 Total Revenue of $1.76B Up 29% YoY, Subscription Revenue of $1.67B Up 29% YoY, as ServiceNow Beats Analyst Revenue and EPS Estimates

Futurum analysts Todd R. Weiss and Daniel Newman dive into ServiceNow Q1 financials, which saw ServiceNow’s total revenue rise to $1.76B, up 29 percent YoY, and subscription revenue rise to $1.67B, up 29 percent YoY, as the workflow automation platform vendor beat analyst revenue and EPS estimates for the quarter.
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Fast Food Robotics Pilot Project Helps Jack in the Box Burger Chain Fill Challenging Staffing Shortages in Tight Labor Market Using Robotic Fryers and Drink Machines

Futurum analyst Todd R. Weiss analyzes how burger chain Jack in the Box is conducting a fast food robotics pilot project to try to fill challenging staffing shortages in a tight labor market through the use of robotic fryers and drink machines to better serve hungry customers.
Daniel Newman

A Deep Dive on Edge+Topologies – Futurum Tech Webcast Interview Series

In this special episode of the Futurum Tech Webcast — Interview Series, Futurum's Daniel Newman talks with Red Hat's Rhys Oxenham about Edge+Topologies.
Daniel Newman

Nissan will Utilize Luminar’s Lidar Technology for Next Generation Driver Assistance Technology

Futurum’s Daniel Newman explores the news that Nissan will utilize Luminar’s LIDAR technology in its next-generation advanced driver systems, offering insight on how this will expand Luminar’s reach in the automotive industry.
Shelly Kramer

Ogilvy UK Takes a Stand for Authenticity in Influencer Marketing

Futurum’s lead analyst Shelly Kramer responds to Ogilvy UK’s plan to phase out collaboration with influencers who edit their faces and bodies with insight into the social impact of authenticity and diversity in modern marketing practices.
Shelly Kramer

Nike’s Metaverse Store Paves a Pathway into the Future

Futurum principal analyst Shelly Kramer explores Nike’s entrance into the metaverse with its virtual store Nikeland, taking a look at the innovative opportunities it opens up for ecommerce, virtual products, and a new kind of brand engagement for Nike customers.
Daniel Newman

Amazon Expands Prime Shopping with Buy with Prime

Futurum’s Daniel Newman explores Amazon’s new offering, Buy with Prime that will expand Prime shopping benefits to other online retailers beyond Amazon.com. Newman offers insight into how this offering will impact retailers and Amazon.
tweiss@futurumresearch.com

Intel Pledges to Reduce its Greenhouse Gas Emissions to Net-Zero by 2040 for All Intel Facilities and to Lower Carbon Footprints of Intel Products and Platforms

Futurum analyst Todd R. Weiss explores Intel’s bold new pledge to reduce its direct and indirect greenhouse gas emissions to net-zero by 2040 throughout its diverse global facilities, as well as its plans to work even harder to reduce the carbon footprints for the company’s technology products and services.
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