We take sophisticated research and translate it for people on the Hill who have to decide if this is worth spending money on. Today it is still in the demonstration phase and at least six months away from actual use. It's a different bottom line from industry's. It provides service to the public. It uses technology to make information easier to find, to get services out and to reduce the cost of running government.
Government comes up with needs such as electronic commerce and information security.
It has to protect citizens' private information. Industry can be a lot more risk-oriented. The government has been promoting electronic commerce. There are a lot of hurdles and risks, and I think the government is appropriately taking its time and being somewhat cautious. I have heard a number of CIOs express tremendous interest in how they can use electronic commerce.