We need to know how a customer will be able to search for that data and how it will be laid out on the screen as people go shopping. We're seeing a steady increase in acceptance throughout government. Government employees are no different than people anywhere else and acceptance of the Internet is becoming greater from the standpoint of ordering. I don't think we should be intimidated by the Internet. I think we need to find ways to make it easy and find ways to allow electronic commerce to be utilized throughout government, and that's what we're trying to do with Advantage.
Some companies are excited about it.
Some people view it not as an opportunity but as an additional cost. It doesn't mandate it now. It strongly encourages them to use it. We like to use the carrot, not the stick. We're relying on Adam Smith's theory that greed will come along and once folks see their competition on Advantage, there will be a move by other companies to get on there.