Reports Q2 revenue $63.1M, consensus $64.12M. CEO Greg Daily commented, “Two days ago, we announced the divestiture of our Healthcare Revenue Cycle Management business. When we began our journey in vertical market software, healthcare was one of the end markets we specifically targeted, as it is in the midst of a long cycle of technological transformation which we were happy to be a part of. We believe that the public sector is even earlier stages of a similar transformation cycle. Lately, there has been a significant focus on government efficiency. We believe that transforming government services with best-in-class enterprise software is a critical part of that effort. There is no shortage of what we want to accomplish in this space and we believe that there are tangible benefits to narrowing our focus… Looking ahead we will be completely focused on bringing the best possible enterprise software to our public sector clients. The divestiture of the RCM business primes us for additional M&A. There remain many great businesses in this space. On April 1 we were fortunate to complete the acquisition of one such company, a utility billing and accounting platform which will be a great fit with our existing utilities practices. We can’t wait to get to work.”
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