I've spent the bulk of my time talking about how HP is helping customers build and manage their Extended Enterprise infrastructure. And it's probably appropriate that this discussion has taken most of my time, because that's the foundation upon which everything else is built. On top of that, we have added some fascinating electronic-business solutions that help customers use the Internet to re-engineer their business processes or to create entirely new ways of doing business. For example, the China Goods Order System (CGOS) is the first country-wide comprehensive and multifunctional commodity ordering system in China, which is approved by the State Planning Commission and will be managed by the Internal Trade Bureau. The aim for setting up this system is to build up a computerized commodity wholesale market in China, which can provide commodity trade information, offer transaction service and quicken wholesale procedure. The significance of the system's operation lies in introducing an advanced "network shopping" concept in China's commodity trade business.