Enterprise software company Workiva (NYSE: WK) announced its first-quarter results after the market closed on May 4. Workiva beat its guidance for both revenue and earnings, producing a much smaller loss compared to the prior-year period. But the company’s guidance called for a slowdown in growth, driven, in part, by its push to win enterprise-wide contracts. Here’s what investors need to know about Workiva’s first-quarter results.
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Q1 2017