 Hi, I'm Peter Burris. Welcome to a Wikibon action item quick take. Neil Raiden, Teradata announced earnings this week. What does it tell us about Teradata and the overall market for analytics? Well, Teradata announced their first quarter earnings and they beat estimates for both earnings and revenues. But they announced lower guidance for the fiscal year, which I guess failed to impress Wall Street. But recurring a quarter one revenue was up 11% year to year to $302 million. But perpetual revenue was down 23% in quarter one 17. Consulting was up to 135 million for the quarter, you know, not all together shabby for a company in transition. But I think what it shows is that Teradata is executing this transitional program. And there are some pluses and minuses, but they're making progress. Sure he's out, but I think overall I'd consider it a good quarter. What does it tell us about the market? Anything we can glean from Teradata's results about the market overall, Neil? Oh, God, it's hard to say. There's a lot of, you know, at the EDW conference last week, I listened to the keynote from Mike Ferguson. I've known Mike for years. And I think I always think that Mike's the real deal because he spends all of his time doing consulting and when he speaks, he's there to tell us what's happening. He gave a great presentation about Data Warehouse versus Data Lake. And if he's correct, there is still a market for a company like Teradata. So, you know, we'll just have to see. Excellent. Neil Raden, thanks very much. This has been a Wikibon Quick Take, or Action Item, it's been a Wikibon Action Item Quick Take. Talk to you again. Thank you.