Doesn’t reporting ARR in a constant currency give a better indication of organic growth within the business?
Not growth which is either stalled or inflated due to factors that have absolutely nothing to do with the effectiveness of LiveTiles’ business? For example, if the company had a strong quarter (20%+) but there were significant negative effects from a currency standpoint which dropped actual growth to 10%...which reporting method gives the best indication of how LiveTiles is progressing for the short, medium and long term? I know which one I’ll be focusing more on when deciding if the business is functioning effectively.
Personally, I like seeing both so we can see how the business is tracking from an actual cash perspective but also from an overall growth perspective without numbers being skewed by fluctuating currencies??
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