Mainly, Zoom Phone to upgrade the internal infrastructure at a corporate office.

So we're using Zoom right now, but they offer other things for companies that are already subscribed to Zoom's core product. They have many products to build upon their existing products. Now, a couple of growth drivers here that I think really buck the narrative that Zoom was a pandemic-only stock. That is one big thing that did happen that has had a negative effect on the stock. That didn't really sit well with investors, the stock started tumbling and then the deal fell apart, and then the stock tumbled even more from there. They were looking to acquire Five9 and get into just expand their total addressable market. I think that that is a lot bit of a mistake when you look at the business fundamentals as we'll see here in a minute.Īnother thing that really hurt Zoom was a failed acquisition. That's kind of the narrative that is going on out there. As we move away from the pandemic, the demise of Zoom, it is inevitable.

The narrative says that this company can't succeed now that we have a vaccine, now that we're getting control over this coronavirus. I think that that narrative has now shifted away from Zoom. I think there was a little bit of a narrative that got ahead of the business fundamentals.

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