that work flow is run through servicenow. sometimes that results, interchanges io well if it's a change of address or a new member of the family, anything that changes the actual record, that goes into workday. but we typically, our systems are deployed across functional boundaries. in other words, we're not just launched to support h.r. we're also launched to support i.t. facilities, legal, and markets, and large enterprises want to have one service experience, not one unique to each service area. i'm inputting a question to servicenow, or would i think i'm just inputting a question to the company? >> that's exactly the point. you know, you don't need to know who you're talking to. >> interesting. okay. now, you want a piece of business with a company that we have long favored for about 140 points, constellation brands. i know it's a new piece of business so we don't have to get but why would they be attracted to servicenow, and who else would they be thinking of doing? why do you win that business? how come you get that con

and it's nowhere near as expensive as servicenow.ubspot also intrigues as a lead generation applications company although benioff has that area pretty well covered. we certainly saw that when we watched myriad salesforce presentations at dreamforce in san francisco two weeks ago. let's be clear. during the whole twitter back and forth, benioff repeatedly told me that he looks at everything and that he would buy something that would help his company grow, but would not buy anything that would hurt his shareholder base, something that clearly ruled out twitter when its stock ran to the mid-20s. like a look. >> when it comes to twitter, you have to look at it like this. you know, number one, we look at everything. it's in our interest to look at everything. we have to go deep on everything. we have to understand what is possible for our shareholders, what isn't. but in the scheme of things, if you look back at my track record as a ceo, i think you'll find that while i look at a lot of things, i actually pass on most things. >> of these,