 The Quid product's unique because it's an entirely new kind of search engine and it's been designed to help answer the world's most challenging questions. How will 3D printing affect the future of retail? Or why are people reluctant to take vaccines in Pakistan? The answer to these questions is not neatly written on a web page somewhere. Quid's different because it instantly shows you everything that's said and known on a given topic. A visual map of the news, patent filings, company information and social media. And this map becomes the foundation for finding the answer. We made breakthroughs in web visualisation, natural language processing and AI to make this possible. There are two really important attributes that enable our company to innovate. The first is that we're built around an unsolved problem. How to mine and make sense of all the world's knowledge. And that necessitates innovation. It's not optional at Quid. And the second is that we had a range of clients from day one that really helped us tailor and design the product to be very usable. Department of Defence, Microsoft and the Boston Consulting Group for example. Quid improves the state of the world because our product is now used by 200 of the largest organisations when making their biggest decisions. And enabling them to read more and understand the world better means they can make more useful products, address social issues and also make more efficient use of the world's resources.