A vast number of businesses have a high degree of interest in the value of electronics but no ability to access that value. We are currently exploring other new opportunities with customers that are looking to harness the power of electronics in industries as diverse as packaged goods and agricultural products. To date, the most interesting Electronics Infusion knowledge we've accumulated and will be able to leverage involves the whole process of product development in an electronics context. We have already been able to help Ingersoll-Rand improve the basic process of product development and think about the process of product development in a way that begins to incorporate electronics and its benefits in the products they are currently producing. Another Cadence initiative is the Digital Greenhouse in Pittsburgh.
Cadence has a reputation for helping people get involved in electronics.
We've worked successfully with government agencies, states, and economic development organizations to help them figure out how to participate in the electronics evolution. In the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Digital Greenhouse Alliance, we have been helping Pennsylvania Governor Tom Ridge create within the state an alliance of universities, state agencies, private and public venture capital sources and electronics companies. This alliance will help bring together the interests and resources of those various constituencies so that they can collaborate in creating more electronics activity in the state. There are also design opportunities there for Cadence. The Digital Greenhouse will be equipped with electronics design resources that include Cadence software tools, so that members of the alliance can use this public resource to stimulate design activities in the area.