Rob Oliver: Great. Just squeezing in here with one more. Jim, my question is for you. You mentioned, I think, in response to my earlier question just around the macro, which you characterized some ongoing turbulence and clearly, China is a part of that. But outside of China, that I know you guys are growing outside of that generally. But just be curious to hear your take on the current macro and whether your characterization earlier was anything incremental or if it was sort of the same now as when you entered the quarter, certainly, in terms of Middle East and headlines out there feels sentiment. I think it feels like things are a bit softer, but just wanted to get a sense on what you’re seeing and hearing from your partners.
Jim Bidzos: Yes. That is all of the events around the world, whether it’s Ukraine or the Middle East, all of those, we believe, are impacting the economy and indirectly are part of the geopolitical issues that affect some of the macroeconomic trends and headwinds that we’re seeing. And I think those are broad and you’re seeing that effect for companies — tech companies, I think, across the board. That one is tough to assess how it’s going to impact us in the future. It’s relatively the events, they are relatively recent. So I don’t know that we have any real insight into anything we can identify at this point. I can tell you, at least from what I’m seeing publicly, I think there are certainly challenges in the Chinese market, and that’s obviously the biggest impact, and that seems to be felt broadly across the tech space as well.
But we monitor these things we observe them. Nothing to report right now. I appreciate your question. I just don’t have any trend data or transcends even really to share at this point. Certainly, they do have some negative impact. People are more cautious, interest rates rise, all sorts of second and third order effects occur from these. And that’s what we were alluding to when we talk about them. They do sort of put some pressure on the business. Interest rates, in particular — no particular order all of the things we mentioned. And as George said, what we do then as a result is we focus on what we can control. We make absolutely certain that we’re delivering our services in accordance with our contracts. That’s first and foremost. And secondly, we engage frequently constantly in responsible expense control.
Those are the things we can do, and our business model allows us to deliver solid quarters while we wait for better economic climate.
Operator: That does conclude the question-and-answer session. I’ll now turn the conference back over to Mr. David Atchley for final comments.
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