Well, I think there are a couple of things we heard when we asked them about it, and certainly I'll talk generally, and if Joseph wants to he can add specifics.
I think there is a lot of investment that goes on in a lot of companies, but our challenge comes back to what we were talking about earlier, the structure of the manufacturers: really small companies, uncertain about what type of technology to invest in, and in a lot of ways, a lack of support for investment in new riskier technologies.
When you're talking about a 15-person company that's focused on meeting payroll at the end of the week—do they meet payroll, or do they invest $1 million in a new 3-D printer—it's not that hard for them to make the decision. Unfortunately, that's where 90% of companies are: that really small end of the spectrum. The larger companies are continuing to invest, maybe not as much as we would like them to. But that's a big part of Canada's structural problem with a lot of these things. We have a lot of really small companies. We need to help them invest and scale up.