Prashanth: Manufacturers globally are obviously facing multiple challenges. They're experiencing growing pressure to reduce carbon emission. That's one of the important aspects, which is the important aspects of sustainability. We need to help them reduce carbon emissions in their production processes.  The manufacturing industry is definitely characterized by disruptions, volatility, supply chain problems. Obviously, inflation really bothers them, the raw materials and increased financial costs, making it paramount for manufacturers to find innovative solutions to face the challenges ahead.  A lot of people are embarking on a journey of Industry 5.0 or smart manufacturing, but the crux of all going forward is all about sustainability. It's all about sustainable manufacturing: reduce, reuse, recycle. That's the mantra for most of the manufacturing and supply chain companies. And the path forward is clear. Manufacturers must adopt greater resilience and future readiness by optimizing resource usage, minimizing waste, and embracing renewable energy sources like wind and solar. That's going to be mandatory from now on. But the difficulty lies in how do you simultaneously embark on profitability as well by having environmental sustainability and governance goals. Yeah, we'll have a lot of interesting stories to share about how we work with our customers to help them on their Factory of the Future journey to bring in sustainable manufacturing.