 Hi, I'm Peter Burris and welcome to a Wikibon action on a quick take. This week, Teradata announced some earnings and some changes. Neil Raiden, what happened? Well, you know, a couple of years ago, and don't hold my feet to the fire, but most people considered Teradata a dying elephant, you know, a company with great technology that just wasn't current with where things were going. They saw that too, and they've done a tremendous job at reinventing themselves. And the numbers were evident in their fourth quarter and full fiscal year numbers. They weren't spectacular, but they did beat everybody's estimate, which is a good thing. And they also showed something like $250 million in subscription income, which was probably zero a year, a year and a half ago. So that's a good thing. And I think it's showing that they're making progress. They're not out of the woods yet, obviously, but I think that the program is a good program and the numbers are showing it. The other thing that I really, really like is that they elevated Oliver Rassenberger to COO. So he's now basically in charge of, well, you know, pretty much everything, right? He's going to take charge of the entire organizations, I guess sales and marketing and service and so forth. And you know, he was in charge of Prada before this and really good things have happened in terms of their technology with Oliver. I've known Oliver for a while and you know, he's been with eBay, did a great job there. And I think he's going to stick around, but you know, sales, product, services and marketing, you know, under one team, that's a pretty tall order, but I think he's up to it. And I'm looking forward to the 2018 years, you know, while they do. Excellent, Neil. So Terry Data transitioning and finding people that can make it happen. This has been a Wikibon Action Item Quick Take.