Instead, Zoom will disclose the number of enterprise customers and the net dollar expansion rate among those clients, reflecting how much they're increasing their spending. "What's happened over time as we see this tremendous growth in online as a channel, it started to kind of overlap there, which is why we don't think it's really the appropriate metric to use any longer going forward," said Kelly Steckelberg, Zoom's finance chief, on a video call with analysts. It plans to stop reporting that number as of this quarter, though the figure will still show up in its investor deck through the end of the year. Zoom said it had 509,800 customers with over 10 employees at the end of January, down from 512,100 in October. That's a deceleration from 35% growth in the prior quarter, according to a statement. Zoom's revenue increased 21% from the year-earlier period ended on Jan.
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