AYX News and Press, Alteryx Inc. Class A From 03/03/21

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Shares of Alteryx (NYSE: AYX) were moving backward last month as the data analytics company offered disappointing guidance for 2021 and, toward the end of the month, announced the sudden departure of its chief revenue officer, who had been hired only weeks earlier. According to ...

Alteryx's growth factor now depends on the momentum of its ARR (recurring revenue) metric, given lumpy revenue growth. The ample leeway to increase operating leverage is supportive of the expected investment in platform expansion. Alteryx's improved sales strategy is also supporti...

Alteryx, Inc (AYX) JMP Securities Technology Conference March 02, 2021 4:00 PM ET Company Participants Kevin Rubin – Chief Financial Officer Conference Call Participants Joey Marincek – JMP Securities Presentation Joey Marincek Hi, good afternoon everyone and welcome to Day 2 of...

Expectations were high going into Alteryx 's (NYSE: AYX) fourth-quarter financial report, particularly given the company's massive beat in Q3. The data science and analytics provider delivered results that exceeded both management's forecast and analysts' consensus estimates. Yet in...

Things were going from bad to worse today for Alteryx (NYSE: AYX) as shares of the cloud-based data-analytics specialist were pulling back again. This time, news about the new Chief Revenue Officer's sudden resignation sparked the slide. As of 11:55 a.m. EST, the stock was down ...

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Alteryx (NYSE: AYX) finished off 2019 with a bang and amazing 75% year-over-year revenue growth. But what a difference a year makes. Its Q4 2020 result only saw revenue grow at a paltry 3%, leaving investors wondering if its stock is one for the garbage bin. On this Motley Fool...

For any software company, retaining and growing customers is a valuable way to drive growth. Existing customers are a great source of new revenue at a low cost of sales and marketing dollars. Measuring the success of these efforts can be tracked in a metric called dollar-based net expansion...

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