“GlobalData’s survey revealed that around 28% of respondents preferred remote work, while around 45% preferred a mix of remote and return to office**. What’s more, 24% of respondents considered collaboration tools such as Zoom to shape the future of work.”
With offices wary to fully open in 2021, Zoom added to its massive revenue gains. The video-calling software maker is also focusing on new product categories to drive further growth in 2021. GlobalData’s filings database identified that mentions of new products, quality products, and product experience were among the top rising keywords in Zoom’s most recent earnings transcript.
“Filing mentions of WFH, remote work, video calling, and related keywords for several companies continued to rise across 2020. The slight dip in Q1 2021 is likely due to the growing trend of return to the office with a mix of WFH.”
Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) was also a key rising theme for the past two quarters (Q4 2020 and Q1 2021). Zoom acknowledged the possibility of buying companies while having healthy cash flow.
“Looking beyond 2021 and post-COVID-19, questions arise on Zoom’s stability as a growth engine. Yet, the company lost fewer than expected customers in the past quarter despite the return to office trend. This highlights the fact that Zoom’s ever-growing brand value is likely to keep it among the most used communication software among corporations well into 2023.”
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