It may surprise those outside the medical community that transcription is still a huge market, but doctors are stubborn creatures of habit and dictation and transcription has thus far withstood most attempts to move to electronic records. As the No. 3 player in a fragmented market plagued with inconsistent service, it would seem that Transcend Services (TRCR) should have a strong multi-year growth story ahead of it.
Troubles Show Themselves In Q4
Although Transcend generally has a strong record regarding customer retention and service quality, translating that into revenue growth has been a little more challenging lately. Nevertheless, the company did deliver about 10% organic revenue growth in the last quarter, with overall reported revenue growth of nearly 22%.
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Wednesday, November 24, 2010
The Nuance Story Is Not All That Subtle
Speech technology has long been an area of hope, excitement and anticipation - both for the gee-whiz sci-fi aspects of it, as well as the practical and pragmatic business advantages. For Nuance Communications (Nasdaq:NUAN), though, it is not about the gee-whiz, it is about a real business, a real opportunity, and a real responsibility to execute on its potential for the benefit of its shareholders.
The Quarter that Was
Revenue rose nearly 18% for the company's fiscal fourth quarter, no matter whether investors look to the GAAP or non-GAAP figure. On a non-GAAP basis, sequential growth was also a quite healthy 11%. Within the numbers, there was a quite a bit of good news. Enterprise revenue (which includes call centers, as well as customers like Vodafone (NYSE: VOD) and Comcast (Nasdaq:CMCSA)) was the weak spot, with a 5% drop in revenue, but healthcare was up 19%, mobile/consumer was up more than 34%, and imaging was up more than 43%.
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The Quarter that Was
Revenue rose nearly 18% for the company's fiscal fourth quarter, no matter whether investors look to the GAAP or non-GAAP figure. On a non-GAAP basis, sequential growth was also a quite healthy 11%. Within the numbers, there was a quite a bit of good news. Enterprise revenue (which includes call centers, as well as customers like Vodafone (NYSE: VOD) and Comcast (Nasdaq:CMCSA)) was the weak spot, with a 5% drop in revenue, but healthcare was up 19%, mobile/consumer was up more than 34%, and imaging was up more than 43%.
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