But it is difficult to do a comparison to prior results because the company changed from a calendar year to the January yearend. An easier comparison is for the January first half for which the company had $119.5 million, more than double the $54.8 million last year’s corresponding period. It lost $47.3 million in the most recently ended half, compared to red ink of $36.3 million the prior year. While the company’s website shows a product line that includes financial management, it is known as an HRMS company, and that’s certainly the way NetSuite CEO Zach Nelson tries to pigeonhole the company when asked about Workday as a competitor, claiming Workday will have trouble adding financial features. Workday, whose founders came from PeopleSoft, competes principally with SAP and Oracle.