Bruce McClelland: Tim, if I just kind of take those one in time here. So, on AEP, the press release we did with them back early first quarter was at the culmination of signing a contract with them and becoming one of their suppliers in the network. We’re now fully engaged with them on that program and have not deployed anything yet but in process, if you will. So that’s mostly a second half year program for us from an actual revenue perspective. So early days still but great to have that partnership start to develop. And again, very similar to the types of deployments we have in Europe already today, with a number of energy distribution customers, like Axpo as an example, that’s in the Swiss region. The AT&T engagement continues to progress nicely where we’ve been able to leverage both the voice core as well as our IP routing platforms into a combined solution that helps them modernize their TDM network.
Somewhat similar to the Verizon announcement today but a little different deployment strategy there. Again, that program just kind of continues to progress quarter by quarter throughout this year and hopefully scale into future years here. And maybe, Tim, the other questions around Tier 1 opportunities, again, as we’ve seen, the sales cycle is long on these but particularly, as I mentioned, with the new platform we just introduced, that really moves us into the leading edge around optical transport. We’re seeing good engagement there, activity both from an RFP, RFI process as well as proof of concept trials in the lab, in network, et cetera. So I’m hopeful we’ll progress on some more of those types of announcements as the year goes on here.
Tim Savageaux: Great. And then switching over to the Cloud & Edge side, I think, last quarter, you’re talking about some different trends across the Tier 1 and kind of enterprise Federal part of the business, sort of leading to kind of a flattish outlook for the year, seems to be a change here in terms of looking for some growth in Cloud & Edge, maybe as a result of the Verizon deal, maybe some other factors. But can you confirm that your outlook is a little bit stronger here and talk about what’s driving that for Cloud & Edge?
Bruce McClelland: Yes. So the answer to that is definitely yes. As we put full year guidance together back in the early February timeframe, we had visibility on a number of these programs. We obviously had the discussion with Verizon in process at that point and we’re hopeful that, that would come to fruition. And you know as we sit here today, clearly being able to announce that today is a big deal for us and really puts a solid foundation under that business, not only in the second half of this year but the next several years. So that significantly improves our confidence in that view, not only are we expecting growth in enterprise and Federal in Cloud & Edge, I think we definitely have the opportunity to grow now in service provider which is a different — kind of a different message. So it definitely gives us a lot more confidence in the outlook and we’ll see where we’re at mid-year.
Operator: Thank you. We reached the end of our question-and-answer session. I’d like to turn the floor back over to Bruce for any further or closing comments.
Bruce McClelland: Okay, great. Well, yes, thanks for that and thanks again for everyone being on the call here early this morning and in the interest in Ribbon Communications. We really look forward to speaking with many of you in the upcoming investor conferences. We have quite a slate coming up here in the second quarter and keeping you updated on our progress. So, thanks very much and have a good week.
Operator: Thank you. That does conclude today’s teleconference. You may disconnect your line at this time and have a wonderful day. We thank you for your participation today.