 I think beyond all short-term prognosis we will definitely be influenced by the macro trends, by the known macro trends, things like changing demography, like climate change or further globalization. Secondary, I think we will see significantly more volatility. We live in a world which is more interlinked, which is more global, which is more complex and therefore more volatile and more dependent on each other. So volatility will also be something in that arena. Third, I personally strongly believe in the rebound of the US. I think we see a recovery of the US economy already relatively soon. And I also think that we will see finally the emerging of Africa, at least some African countries as players on the global scene. My industry is not specifically touched by this. We already work with the globalization, with global clients. I think it has more to do with going back to traditional things in our industry, like forward leadership, who want to be the winners in our industry, have to be global and have to be forward leaders. I think the two key words for companies for the next generation are globalization and technology. The gravity shift, which we will see, which goes into the Asian direction, will impact nearly all large companies. So we will see headquarters of traditional companies in Asia, organizations changing their governance models towards, let's say, Asian style, at least partially. And we will see even increased impact of the networked media world. As we have seen in the recent political developments, this will not stop in the political world. It will also impact significantly companies. To improve the state of the world is a very big word. At the end of the day, I think that corporations, companies in the consulting world, as many other corporations in the world, have to make doing good an integral part of their strategy and their DNA. For us at the Roland Berger Strategy Consultants, this means that we focused all our corporate social responsibility work on the Roland Berger Foundation, which is dotated by nearly 100 million euro, which is spending nearly 2% of our revenues, not our profit, on improving education for those who deserve good education but don't have the means for that. This work is also an integral part of programs within the company and all in the company contribute not only by financial means but also by their daily work to the success of this venture besides doing normal business.