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    Catharine Trebnick's questions to Nice Ltd (NICE) leadership

    Catharine Trebnick's questions to Nice Ltd (NICE) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Catharine Trebnick asked about the tangible benefits and the expected timing of incremental revenue from the new partnerships with ServiceNow, AWS, and Snowflake.

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    CEO Scott Russell explained that these partnerships involve deep product and engineering collaborations to build orchestration capabilities, which will be available to the market in H2, particularly Q4. While pipeline is already building, he anticipates a more meaningful revenue impact starting in 2026 as customers integrate these joint roadmaps into their long-term purchasing decisions.

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    Catharine Trebnick's questions to Nice Ltd (NICE) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Catharine Trebnick asked about the tangible benefits and the expected timeline for seeing incremental revenue from the new partnerships with ServiceNow, AWS, and Snowflake.

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    CEO Scott Russell explained that these partnerships involve deep product and engineering collaboration. The resulting integrated capabilities will be available to the market in the second half of the year, mainly in Q4. While pipeline is already building based on these roadmaps, he anticipates a more significant revenue impact will materialize in 2026.

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    Catharine Trebnick's questions to RingCentral Inc (RNG) leadership

    Catharine Trebnick's questions to RingCentral Inc (RNG) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Catharine Trebnick of Rosenblatt Securities inquired about the size of deals coming from the Microsoft partnership and asked for an update on the company's capital allocation strategy, particularly regarding debt and M&A.

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    CEO Vlad Shmunis clarified the Microsoft Teams integration sees strong double-digit growth and is included in about half of all enterprise deals. CFO Vaibhav Agarwal outlined a flexible capital allocation strategy focused on deleveraging the balance sheet, opportunistic share buybacks under an increased $500M authorization, continued investment in innovation, and potential M&A.

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    Catharine Trebnick's questions to RingCentral Inc (RNG) leadership • Q1 2025

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    Catharine Trebnick inquired about the status of the NICE partnership for the upmarket segment and asked which competitors RingCX most frequently faces in bake-offs.

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    CEO Vlad Shmunis affirmed the NICE partnership remains strong and continues to generate deals, positioning it as a high-end, feature-rich solution. He described RingCX as a complementary, lighter-weight product. Both he and President Kira Makagon noted that RingCX typically competes against smaller, newer entrants, where RingCentral wins on its reputation, global reach, and security.

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    Catharine Trebnick's questions to OneSpan Inc (OSPN) leadership

    Catharine Trebnick's questions to OneSpan Inc (OSPN) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Catharine Trebnick inquired about OneSpan's competitive positioning following the Knock Knock Labs acquisition and whether the strategy prioritizes upselling to existing customers or acquiring new ones.

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    CFO Jorge Martell explained that the Knock Knock acquisition is a strategic, technology-focused move to add FIDO2 software capabilities to their existing hardware offerings. He emphasized the primary goal is the long-term cross-sell opportunity within their large existing banking customer base, with a more significant impact expected in 2026. He also highlighted the value of the experienced team and the FIDO Alliance board seat gained through the deal.

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    Catharine Trebnick's questions to OneSpan Inc (OSPN) leadership • Q1 2025

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    Catharine Trebnick inquired about the geographic breakdown of OneSpan's hardware revenue, specifically the portion from Europe, in the context of potential U.S. tariffs on products from Asia.

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    CEO Victor Limongelli explained that U.S. exposure is minimal and the announced tariff impact would be small. He confirmed Europe is their largest hardware market but has not been affected by similar tariffs, noting some production occurs within the EU. CFO Jorge Martell added that while he didn't have the exact figure, EMEA likely accounts for over 50% of hardware revenue and is not subject to the recent tariff changes discussed.

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    Catharine Trebnick's questions to OneSpan Inc (OSPN) leadership • Q4 2024

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    Catharine Trebnick inquired about the progress on OneSpan's product roadmap and ecosystem expansion, particularly regarding new products and partnerships mentioned previously. She also asked for clarification on the expected rate of decline for Security hardware revenue in 2025.

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    CEO Victor Limongelli described the product and ecosystem efforts as ongoing, highlighting the development of channel partners for the Workforce Authentication market. CFO Jorge Martell confirmed that the 2025 guidance assumes a continued decline in hardware revenue, noting that historically the segment has declined around 8% annually on average over the last decade, and a similar trend is factored into the forecast.

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    Catharine Trebnick's questions to OneSpan Inc (OSPN) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Catharine Trebnick of Trebnick Systems inquired about the progress of building out OneSpan's partner ecosystem and the expected timeline for a positive revenue impact.

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    CEO Victor Limongelli explained that while the company is actively signing up partners to address mid-market banks, particularly in Europe, the financial impact is not yet present in reported results. He anticipates a more material contribution beginning in 2025, as it takes several quarters for new partners to be trained and become productive.

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    Catharine Trebnick's questions to Five9 Inc (FIVN) leadership

    Catharine Trebnick's questions to Five9 Inc (FIVN) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Catharine Trebnick of Rosenblatt Securities asked about the rationale and timing behind the recent executive team changes, including several departures.

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    CEO & Chairman Mike Burkland explained the moves were part of a thoughtful executive realignment to enhance efficiency, alignment, and ownership for future growth. He highlighted several internal promotions and the consolidation of sales and marketing under a new CRO as key steps to position the right leaders in the right roles, fulfilling his goal of setting the company up for long-term success.

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    Catharine Trebnick's questions to Five9 Inc (FIVN) leadership • Q1 2025

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    Catharine Trebnick of Rosenblatt Securities asked for an update on the progress of the partnership with BT, particularly in light of geopolitical factors and commentary about a U.K.-based competitor.

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    President Andy Dignan affirmed that the relationship with BT remains strong, with continued deal wins and good activity. He emphasized that Five9 relies heavily on its international partners like BT to navigate local market dynamics and stated there has been no major change in the business or pipeline related to the partnership.

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    Catharine Trebnick's questions to Five9 Inc (FIVN) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Catharine Trebnick of Rosenblatt asked about the status of the Verint partnership, particularly in light of RingCentral announcing a new partnership and a significant deal with Verint.

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    Executive Michael Burkland described Verint as a key partner, noting Five9 is their #1 partner. He expressed understanding that Verint must partner broadly across the CCaaS market and sees no issue with the RingCentral deal, viewing it as positive for the industry. Executive Andy Dignan added that Five9 is building a strong pipeline with its Verint cloud-to-cloud integration.

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    Catharine Trebnick's questions to Sprinklr Inc (CXM) leadership

    Catharine Trebnick's questions to Sprinklr Inc (CXM) leadership • Q1 2026

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    Catharine Trebnick asked if customer churn was concentrated in any of Sprinklr's core product suites (Marketing, Insights, Social) and what R&D activities are underway to improve renewals.

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    President, CEO & Director, Rory Read, responded that renewal pressure is roughly equivalent across the core product suites, with no significant variation. He attributed the issue to a lack of focus on the core as the company pivoted to CCaaS. Read detailed an internal initiative, "Project Tiger Shark," focused on accelerating the core through UI/UX improvements, innovation, and potential small acquisitions, particularly in the customer feedback management space.

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    Catharine Trebnick's questions to Sprinklr Inc (CXM) leadership • Q3 2025

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    Catharine Trebnick requested an update on the sales reorganization discussed in the previous quarter, specifically regarding the plan to have separate sales representatives focused on renewals versus new logos.

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    President and CEO Rory Read confirmed that a mature enterprise coverage model will be fully implemented for the start of FY'26 in February. This model will feature a dual pod structure, including dedicated Renewal Account Managers (RAMs), to ensure consistent, year-round relationship management. He stressed a move to a more logical "time and patch" territory model to improve sales productivity and align incentives to drive growth in both core and service offerings.

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    Catharine Trebnick's questions to Sprinklr Inc (CXM) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Catharine Trebnick of Rosenblatt Securities asked for a deeper understanding of the underlying issues causing renewal delays and also inquired about the impact of the AI 'overhang' on marketing departments.

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    Founder and Co-CEO Ragy Thomas categorized renewal pressures into two buckets: uncontrollable macro factors and internal execution issues that Sprinklr can fix. He highlighted the need to standardize complex platform implementations to ensure customers realize value. Regarding the marketing suite, he noted that while there is pressure, it's difficult to attribute it specifically to an AI overhang versus other internal execution factors that the company is focused on improving.

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    Catharine Trebnick's questions to Zoom Communications Inc (ZM) leadership

    Catharine Trebnick's questions to Zoom Communications Inc (ZM) leadership • Q1 2026

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    Catharine Trebnick asked for an update on Zoom's international strategy, inquiring which products or business segments are receiving the most focus in international markets.

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    CFO Michelle Chang explained that Zoom's strategy is global and consistent across all regions. She noted that the 'better together' platform message, combining communication and customer experience, is resonating well globally. Specifically in EMEA, she highlighted strong traction for the Workvivo employee experience platform.

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    Catharine Trebnick's questions to Zoom Communications Inc (ZM) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Catharine Trebnick from Rosenblatt Securities inquired about the pipeline for combined UC and Contact Center deals and the potential competitive disruption from NICE's low-priced phone offering.

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    CEO Eric Yuan expressed high confidence that competitors entering the UC space late would struggle to compete against established platforms like Zoom, citing the significant investment required in technology, features, and scalable architecture. CFO Kelly Steckelberg added that the 'better together' strategy is working well, with Contact Center driving demand for Zoom Phone and vice-versa, all unified by the AI Companion across the platform.

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    Catharine Trebnick's questions to 8x8 Inc (EGHT) leadership

    Catharine Trebnick's questions to 8x8 Inc (EGHT) leadership • Q4 2025

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    Catharine Trebnick asked for details on why 8x8 is winning in the CCaaS space and which product features are key differentiators. She also inquired about the strong performance in the U.K. and the status of the CPaaS business.

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    CEO Samuel Wilson attributed CCaaS wins to providing a complete, single-vendor solution that combines best-in-breed technology through its platform and technology partner ecosystem, which is compelling for mid-market customers. He praised the U.K. team for strong execution and high retention rates. He confirmed the CPaaS business continues to be a high-growth area and highlighted the recent launch of integrated RCS messaging as a key innovation.

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    Catharine Trebnick's questions to 8x8 Inc (EGHT) leadership • Q3 2025

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    Catharine Trebnick from Rosenblatt Securities asked about recent adjustments to the go-to-market strategy, partner motions, and channel messaging. She also requested details on the role of a newly added 'transformational leader'.

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    CEO Samuel Wilson stated the sales organization continues to evolve towards more consultative solution sellers and praised the marketing team's work on rebranding 8x8 as a CX company. He affirmed the company remains channel-centric. He identified the new leader as Joel, who brings significant AI skills to help transform how the company uses AI internally to drive insights and improve product delivery. He also highlighted Michelle Paitich's recognition as a Channel Chief.

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    Catharine Trebnick's questions to Fortinet Inc (FTNT) leadership

    Catharine Trebnick's questions to Fortinet Inc (FTNT) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Catharine Trebnick asked about the performance and competitive standing of Fortinet's virtual firewall offering.

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    CFO Keith Jensen stated that virtual firewalls have performed 'very, very well' and are a component of both the Unified SASE and Secure Networking pillars. He emphasized the strong relationship and overlap between enterprise customers who purchase both physical and virtual appliances, a topic he noted would be discussed further at the upcoming Analyst Day.

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