We've been around for quite some time, since the 1970s, so we've had some focus on the organization and the way we do our business. I think we've made appropriate adjustments, which we made based on the input and the perspective of governments around the world.
One thing that is important to me as a Canadian working for Microsoft here in Canada is the partner ecosystem and the enabling of Canadian innovation and Canadian business. Over 12,000 partners who make a living off of the toolset have the reach from a consistent platform to be able to sell innovation around the world based upon these toolsets and have a multiplying factor for the revenue that they generate here in the nation.
Sometimes with packaged software it's an eight-to-one multiplier. For cloud computing, it's estimated to be as high as a 20-to-one multiplier for the use of these toolsets, so we see that as a great economic enabler. Having that global reach is an important factor for the partners we work with.