10-4 thnx for your input. 2015 will apparently be a transitional year. A lot of their services are starting to bring in more business via centralized online platforms then locally on personal computers.
and they are dropping a lot of resource to build this backbone.
…and it is tax season
…one thing that disturbs me, is that INTU acquired crappy subsidiaries like demand force. Demand Force was in the SF Chronicle multiple times for excessive partying to the point where employees end up dead … reviews about working there are horrible
and the software is not even impressive,
however the acquisition was YEARS ago, the stock has almost doubled since then.
if one was to research Demand Force reviews, or speak with sales people from demand force; it would be easy to see the horror show.
so i guess whats impressive, is that even with the acquisition of a 500 million$$$crap shoot, INTU kept on rolling…
and since quick books is the main $$$ maker, i wonder where the company would be without the acquisition of demand force.
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