And according to research firm Frost & Sullivan, there are over 90 million meeting places around the world, and Zoom believes it can digitize all of them with Rooms.ДЇinally, Zoom Apps might be the greatest optionality lever the company has. According to a survey by Accenture, 83% of workers prefer hybrid work. Again, less than 5% of current Zoom customers are deploying Rooms, but it could become a necessity for many. This is a product that leverages Zoom's strengths in videoconferencing and combines it with traditional conference room necessities. Speaking of upselling, Zoom can also grow via Zoom Rooms. This suggests that Zoom can continue to grow its business by upselling its Phone product to existing customers. However, in the second quarter of its fiscal 2022, 76% of Phone revenue came from customers who already had Meetings. Right now, less than 4% of Zoom's 500,000 customers have signed up. This isn't a phone for handling incoming and outgoing calls but rather an operating system for a company's internal phone infrastructure. Meetings continues to entice new users to join the platform, so this core product from Zoom is doing well.ДЄt a recent event, Zoom management detailed three other avenues for future growth, and this has me excited.ДЇirst is a product called Zoom Phone. The Meetings tool is primarily used by businesses of all sizes to allow their increasingly mobile workforces to communicate and collaborate. Zoom is a videoconferencing tool, and its core product is called Meetings it's what most people likely think of first when Zoom is mentioned. Now I'll present them in order from my fifth favorite to my first and explain why I think all five of these stocks are great buys right now. In no particular order, these five are Latch (NASDAQ: LTCH), Pinterest (NYSE: PINS), Zoom Video Communications (NASDAQ: ZM), Magnite (NASDAQ: MGNI), and Peloton Interactive (NASDAQ: PTON). And I'd like to share my five creamiest stock choices with you today. However, like cream in fresh milk, great investment ideas rise to the top over time. Every idea needs to have its business model dissected to see if it can create shareholder value over time. That said, it's not necessarily a good investment opportunity just because it's a cool business. And to be sure, there are hundreds of public companies doing some really cool things. One of the best parts about being a contributor with The Motley Fool is that I get to spend lots of time learning about great companies. Institutional Distribution Intelligence.Non-Traditional Exchanges & New Markets.DirectorsвЂ™ and OfficersвЂ™ Questionnaires.

My5 app