Thanks for that clarification.
Some witnesses we've had before this committee talked about the sources of value. There's something of a focus on development of new applications, but others have said that really the true source of value, when it comes to open data, is the sense of removing friction in interactions between different stakeholders in the economy.
You could go with the example of the old days, even within the same institution or within the same government, for example. In the old days of making a request for data, you had to wait several days for that data request to be processed, then receive the data, and then translate that data. There's lots of inefficiency built into the older models, and with open data, things are able to move that much more quickly.
Is that a way to capture the primary source of the value in the McKinsey report that was done last fall?