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SuccessFactors, Inc. (SFSF) Financial News - SuccessFactors Ups 2010 Sales Outlook on Acquisitions

SuccessFactors, Inc. (SFSF)

SuccessFactors Ups 2010 Sales Outlook on Acquisitions

Quote: Non-GAAP earnings were break even.Wall Street was expecting SuccessFactors to break even on revenue of$45.52 million. SuccessFactors, which recently acquired Inform and CubeTree,raised its outlook for the third quarter and fiscal 2010. The companyprojected revenue of $52.5 million to $53.5 million and break evennon-GAAP earnings. For 2010, SuccessFactors said it expects revenue tobe $198 million to $200 million. Earnings will be around break even. Relative to Wall Street estimates, SuccessFactors’ third quarter and 2010 outlook was mixed (statement).Revenue will be better than expected, but Wall Street was expecting a2010 profit of 2 cents a share. In addition, SuccessFactors’ new outlookincludes the contribution from Inform and CubeTree, two deals thatclosed in July. By the numbers: Original post...
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Our vision at SuccessFactors is to address the following critical questions that pervade virtually all organizations: Is the organization getting the performance it should from its employees? Can the organization measure performance objectively and consistently? Does the organization know who the real performers and leaders are? Are they in the right jobs? Are they happy, motivated and engaged at work? Are they promoted based on clear indicators of what it takes to be successful? Do they understand their own potential and how to get to the role they want? Are they clear on how their pay relates to their own performance? Are they clear on their own goals and how they relate to organizational goals? We believe that to be competitive in our fluid, global economy, all types and sizes of organizations need to have the answers to these longstanding questions.  ... More..."http://secfilings.nasdaq.com/edgar_conv_html%2f2008%2f03%2f05%2f0000950134-08-004147.html#FIS_BUSINESS"   
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