Enterprise software provider Workiva (NYSE: WK) reported its third-quarter results after the market closed on Nov. 7. Revenue growth picked up a bit compared to the second quarter, but rising costs drove the company’s losses higher. Workiva’s push to win enterprisewide contracts for its Wdesk platform is slowing down growth, but the company sees its product as unique among competitors with narrower focuses. Here’s what investors need to know about Workiva’s third-quarter results.
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Q3 2017