 We have an engineering team that has lots of experience with operating systems and device drivers, but in a different operating system and we were moving to Linux on a number of our products. So we needed to get those guys up to speed on the Linux internals and the details of development on Linux. And after working with Linux Foundation, we discovered that there was a way to integrate a couple of forces and basically build the material to what we needed because we had a pretty savvy team and they just needed a specific Linux training. And so they were able to tailor the content and the instruction to the needs of our team. We looked into that, found the content would work and the pricing was very reasonable. And after we worked out those details, it seemed very straightforward that we would work with Linux. So we actually had two training events that we had and in each case, we were able to work with Linux Foundation to tailor the coursework and the timing and so on. And we had two different instructors. Both instructors were extremely knowledgeable, very friendly, easy going, worked great with the team. And in each case, there was often some little bit of follow-up after the coursework that made sure that we got what we needed and answered questions and so on. We were quite pleased with the outcomes in both cases. What we were looking for is to get our teams productive as quickly as we possibly could. I mean, obviously in high tech, you need to have a fast time to market and so getting those deliverables done on time is what really matters. And that's exactly what we were able to do through these training courses. We were able to get our teams knowledgeable and productive on Linux and on driver development in Linux based on these trainings and meet our schedules. We were able to do what we needed to do and we were very pleased with the outcome. Much faster than we could have done in the absence of these trainings.