Michael Bondi: Asiya, I would love to address that question with a definitive and percentage. But right now, while we’re encouraged at the start of Q1 and going into Q2, it’s just a little too early for us to call in terms of this challenging environment that we’re still navigating through. And so we’re going to keep our comments to our topline and bottom-line growth for Q2 at this point.
Asiya Merchant: Okay. And sorry, one last one. So, a lot of telecom equipment companies are reporting better results. And some of it’s just a function of better supply chain that’s allowing them to convert elevated levels of backlog into revenues. Can you give some color on how much perhaps that was an effect on the revenues that were better than what was expected for the quarter?
Michael Bondi: Yes, I mean, I would say this Asiya, the — our trajectory, we certainly are pleased with our trajectory having four quarters of sequential growth. So, I know we’re being compared to maybe others in industry, but certainly with what we had to face in 2022, with certain specific headwinds in our business, and then the Russia-Ukraine war, it’s nice to see that we’ve been growing our backlog and having such a strong bookings quarter. So, it’s in our backlog, we now just need to execute on it. Supply chain, we’re aware of what we have to work around, namely long lead items, and making sure we procure timely enough to deliver on time. But I think we are building a good foundation to continue our growth.
Ken Peterman: I’d like to add to that, if we just take a minute and then I can have Maria add some color too. One of the significant value propositions of bringing our siloed businesses together as One Comtech is we can now deal with our supply chain with a single voice, an amplified voice. And instead of maybe ordering perhaps the same part through two different businesses in smaller quantities, we can speak with a louder voice and consolidate those buys and we should see a benefit from that. In addition, we’re doing some strategic sourcing. We put — brought some of the seasoned veterans on board. I’ll have Maria offer another comment to extend into that part of the discussion.
Maria Hedden: Yes, thanks Ken. So, we brought on Don Bock as our VP of Operations and one of his initial charters is really to drive strategic sourcing. He has his team around him, he’s identified some near-term opportunities. And obviously that will definitely be impacting our ability in the supply chain to be able to leverage that and drive more efficiencies across the entire business. Instead of it being stovepipe, as it is today.
Ken Peterman: When we talk about improving the machinery of our business operations, that’s the kind of thing we’re talking about.
Asiya Merchant: Makes sense. Thank you.
Operator: It does appear there are no further questions at this time. I would now like to turn it back to Robert Samuels for any closing remarks.
Robert Samuels: Yes, thanks. Just thanks to Ken, Mike, and Maria, and thanks to everyone for dialing in today. As Ken said, there are additional details about our strategy and performance available in our investor letter and SEC filings and we’ll provide ongoing insights in our Signals blog. And as a reminder, we intend to be as responsive as we can with investors going forward. So, for anyone with questions, please just reach out to me directly and let’s connect. So, this concludes our first quarter called. Happy Holidays to our employees, customers, suppliers, and shareholders. We thank you for your continued support.
Operator: This does conclude today’s program. Thank you for your participation. You may disconnect at any time and have a wonderful evening.