An edited transcript of the interview follows. The challenge of continuing to make the company the leader in broadband and growing the business with the level of scalability and reliability that will be critical for customers. It's important to engineer, architect and operate their next-generation network correctly, since it must support more broadband subscribers than anyone else in the world. They have the technology, with the depth and breadth of experience that's required, and the operations to sustain its number-one position in the industry. It's working well.
Milo continues to provide input and support, both from an architectural and a technical perspective.
We're looking at ways to continue to enhance the network, to make it more reliable and scalable, and ensure the next-generation architecture can support 10 to 20 million broadband subscribers. I'm looking at it in several categories. Understanding how you integrate and consolidate the architecture, and build management systems to manage at the service layer, not just the network layer, becomes extremely critical. At the end of the day, it doesn't matter how good of an architecture or operations we have. We have to run services across it and deliver the level of reliability and performance our customers expect.