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Harris: Quantum Workplace churn is driven by executive changes, not competitors
“If we churn a client, it's not because they're leaving us for a competitor, it's because they, There was a CEO change, or there was a chief human resource officer change”
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Harris: Quantum Workplace's ACV is $25,000 to $30,000
“Average contract value is probably 25 or 30,000 dollars, but that's really just taking a dart and throwing it at a scatterplot of a large data set of clients.”
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Harris: Quantum Workplace serves 2,200 paying customers across two segments
“We'll collect 2200 checks from customers. We kind of divide those into two buckets. We have a transactional kind of a freemium to upgrade model, which is probably 1500 of those customers, and then we have about 600 or 700 direct one-to-one, more mid-market to …”
Prediction Not checkable as stated
Harris: Quantum Workplace on track for $10M total revenue in 2017
“We'll do 10 this year. Ten million for the total year.”
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Harris: Quantum Workplace reached $7.2M in 2016 with 25% 10-year CAGR
“Last year, we did seven two, so we're gonna do mid-thirties. Our, if we look back, that's a good year for us. If we look back for the last 10 years, CAGR is 25%.”
Assertion Partly supported
Quantum Workplace acquires free data via local business journal partnerships
“We do best places to work programs all over the country, so we partner with weekly business journals in D.C., in the Bay Area, in Boston, Atlanta, and Dallas, 45 total markets, where we will capture data for free.”
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Harris: Quantum Workplace accounts for 160K to 175K enterprise user seats
“We're, we price and we book contracts at the enterprise level, so we don't sell per seat necessarily, but if we counted that, we're probably about a 160 to a 175,000.”