Borland is an innovator with software development. And our emphasis today is entirely aligned with that.

With the move toward more open source, involving larger groups of developers and outsourcing, collaboration has become more difficult. We can now offer virtual collaboration, enabling each developer to share what others are doing and to work on a project together in real-time, regardless of geography.

Today they march against Japan, tomorrow they can march against the central government.

Over the last nine to 12 months, they've been growing into an enterprise software company. Today, we're seeing some growing pains. They are going to grow their top line but there is low visibility as to how rapidly they are going to grow it.

Our vision of what's important is exactly the same today, bringing together the best systems and the best software to empower people with rich information solutions.

Every software provider today has some type of tracing utility that can be made available to retailers to help them find areas of concern, bugs and things like that. We strongly recommend to all of our retailers that if they're going to use any type of tracing utility that they do it in a lab environment only and make sure they delete all data when they're through with it. We don't want any client of ours using these utilities in a live environment. But a retailer can download any kind of utility from the Web, from third parties, or write their own. And they can use it in any manner. We have no involvement in how they use it.