Welcome to The Hackett Group's second quarter earnings conference call. Your lines have been placed on a listen-only mode until the question-and-answer session. Please be advised this conference is being recorded. Hosting tonight's call are Mr. Ted Fernandez, Chairman and CEO, and Mr. Rob Ramirez, Chief Financial Officer. Mr. Ramirez, you may begin. Good afternoon, everyone, and thank you for joining us to discuss The Hackett Group's second quarter results. Speaking on the call today and here to answer your questions are Ted Fernandez, Chairman and CEO of The Hackett Group, and myself, Rob Ramirez, CFO. A press announcement was released over the wires at 4:15 P.M. Eastern Time. For a copy of the release, please visit our website at www.thehackettgroup.com. We will also place any additional financial or statistical data discussed on this call that is not contained in the release on the Investor Relations page of our website. Before we begin, I would like to remind you that in the following comments and in the question-and-answer session, we will be making statements about expected future results, which may be forward-looking statements for the purposes of the Federal Securities Laws. These statements relate to our current expectations, estimates, and projections and are not a guarantee of future performance. They involve risks, uncertainties, and assumptions that are difficult to predict and which may not be accurate. Actual results may vary. These forward-looking statements should be considered only in conjunction with the detailed information, particularly the risk factors that are contained in our SEC filings. At this point, I would like to turn it over to Ted. Thank you, Rob, and welcome everyone to our second quarter earnings call. As we normally do, I will open the call with some overview comments on the quarter. I will then turn it back over to Rob to comment on detailed operating results, cash flow, and guidance. We will then review our market strategy-related comments, after which we will open it up to Q&A. This afternoon, we reported revenues before reimbursements of $77.6 million and adjusted earnings per share of $0.38, which were above and at the midpoint end of our quarterly guidance, respectively. Our quarterly results were as expected, but what is most distinguishing about the quarter is the level of breakthrough innovation we continue to develop, which are resulting in significant enhancements to our AI Explorer and ZBrain Gen AI platforms. We believe our Gen AI platform capabilities will attract clients and strategic partners, like the one we announced this afternoon with Celonis, which will accelerate our growth in this increasingly important area. Celonis is the leading provider of process intelligence software, which provides clients with critical operating insight. By teaming with Celonis, we will be able to ingest their process intelligence insight into AI Explorer and ZBrain to help identify, design, and build high ROI agentic AI solutions with unmatched speed, which accelerates value realization. This partnership will allow us to market this valuable joint offering to our vast client bases, creating significant channel expansion opportunities for both companies. This combination of AI plus PI, or process intelligence, will allow customers to quickly move from intention to action and measurable impact, resulting in large Gen AI-enabled transformation initiatives. Our quarterly results were driven by the performance of our GSBT segment, which included the strong revenue growth from our Gen AI-related engagements. Gen AI engagements also favorably impacted our gross margin, as they demand a higher margin than our traditional consulting and implementation revenues and are driven by the highly differentiated capabilities of our AI Explorer and ZBrain platforms, as well as the related implementation teams. Clients continue to move from awareness to budgeted projects, a trend we expect to continue throughout the year. Total GSBT revenues, which were up 5% in the quarter, were partially offset by the weakness in our OneStream practice. Excluding the OneStream practice, our GSBT segment was up 10%. We believe Gen AI-enabled transformation is a generational opportunity, which will fundamentally change the way companies operate, as well as the way consulting services are sold and delivered. The Gen AI platform capabilities of our soon-to-be released version 4 of AI Explorer, which leverages our proprietary solution language model and Hackett Performance IP, significantly accelerate the speed in which we can identify and design agentic AI solutions and, with ZBrain, orchestrate and build complex agentic workflows. Another critical distinction of our new version 4 is the way we are able to design the agentic solutions while considering the client-specific enterprise application ecosystem. This allows the client to clearly understand where existing automation ends and where Gen AI enablement extends and creates meaningful opportunities to improve enterprise performance. This is highly differentiated and allows us to compete strongly in this rapidly growing space. Our capabilities allow us to serve clients enterprise-wide, from ideation to implementation, in one fully integrated platform. It also provides a client with a single platform which they can license to fully support their entire AI center of innovation, or as we refer to it, the AI COI. We continue to see Gen AI-enabled transformation opportunities emerge in most of our engagements as the need for Gen AI capability and relevance continues to increase. These engagements also provide us the opportunity to serve clients strategically and broadly. These capabilities are only being further expanded through new strategic alliances, which we expect to continue to pursue, which should also significantly expand our strategic entry points. Our Oracle Solutions Group segment was down, as expected. Although activity continues to be solid, extended client decision-making has continued to make the revenue replacement of a large post-go-live engagement at the end of last year take longer than we planned. This adversely impacted the second quarter and will do so more meaningfully in the third quarter, given the tough Oracle prior year Q3 comp. As a result of this transition and given our continued development of Accelerator, our Gen AI-assisted technology implementation platform, which allows us to deliver these engagements more efficiently, led to our decision to adjust our headcount to realize the expected Gen AI productivity benefits. These reductions are addressed in a restructuring reserve, which Rob will discuss in more detail during guidance. Our SAP Solutions segment was up during the quarter, as implementation revenues resulting from our increased software sales activity at the end of last year started to ramp. We expect this momentum to continue through the balance of the year. On the executive advisory front, we continue to invest in growing our IP-based programs. We have integrated our Gen AI content into our executive advisory programs. We recently launched a premium Gen AI solutioning advisory program with a nationally recognized AI leader to fully leverage our solutioning innovation and implementation knowledge from our platforms and client engagements. This program will be directly targeted to AI leaders, CIOs, and CTOs who require this knowledge. On the balance sheet side, in the near term, you can expect us to use our strong cash flow from operations to continue our stock buyback program, rather than just focus on paying down the remaining outstanding balance of our credit facility while continuing to invest in our business. With that said, let me ask Rob to provide details on our operating results, cash flow, and also comment on Outlook. I will make additional comments on strategy and market conditions following Rob's comments. Rob? Thank you, Ted. As I typically do, I'll cover the following topics during my portion of the call. I'll provide an overview of our second quarter results for 2025, along with an overview of related key operating statistics. I'll provide an overview of our cash flow activities during the quarter, and I'll then conclude with a discussion on our financial Outlook for the third quarter of 2025. For purposes of this call, I will comment separately regarding the revenues of our Global S&BT segment, our Oracle Solutions segment, our SAP Solutions segment, and the total company. Our Global S&BT segment includes the results of our North America and Gen AI Consulting and implementation and licensing revenues, benchmarking and business transformation offerings, executive advisory, market intelligence and iPass programs, and our OneStream and eProcurement implementation offerings. Our Oracle Solutions and our SAP Solutions segments include the results of our Oracle and SAP offerings, respectively. Please note that we will be referencing both total revenues and revenue before reimbursements in our discussion. Reimbursable expenses are primarily project travel-related expenses passed through to our clients that have no associated impact on our profitability. During our call today, we will also reference certain non-GAAP financial measures, which we believe provide useful information to investors. Specifically, all references to adjusted financial measures will exclude reimbursable expenses, non-cash stock-based compensation expense, all acquisition-related cash and non-cash expenses, amortization of intangible assets, and other non-recurring items. We have included reconciliations of GAAP to non-GAAP financial measures in our press release filed earlier today and will post any additional information based on the discussions from this call on the Investor Relations page of the company's website. For the second quarter of 2025, our total revenues before reimbursements were $77.6 million, an increase of 2% over the prior year, which was above the high end of our quarterly guidance. The second quarter reimbursable expense ratio on revenues before reimbursements was 1.6% as compared to 2.1% in the prior quarter and 2.3% when compared to the same period in the prior year. Total revenues before reimbursements for our Global S&BT segment were $43.6 million for the second quarter of 2025, an increase of 5% when compared to the same period in the prior year. The strong revenue growth from Gen AI Consulting and implementation offerings in this segment was partially offset by weakness in our OneStream implementation offerings during the second quarter. Excluding this decrease, our Global S&BT segment would have been up 10%. Gen AI momentum across all of Global S&BT is expected to continue to accelerate through the balance of the year. Total revenues before reimbursements from our Oracle Solutions segment were $20.5 million for the second quarter of 2025, a decrease of 7.5% when compared to the same period in the prior year. This decrease is primarily due to the post-go-live wind-down of a large engagement, as we've discussed last quarter. The replacement of the large engagement is taking longer than expected and will have its most significant year-over-year impact in the upcoming third quarter. Total revenues before reimbursements from our SAP Solutions segment were $13.5 million in the second quarter of 2025, an increase of 11% when compared to the same period in the prior year. This increase was primarily driven by implementation services that correspond to the volume of software sales from the last several quarters that will continue to favorably impact this segment. Approximately 21% of our total company revenues before reimbursements consist of recurring multi-year and subscription-based revenues, which include our executive advisory, IP as a service, and application managed services contracts. Total company adjusted cost of sales totaled $44.4 million, or 57.2% of revenues before reimbursements in the second quarter of 2025, as compared to $43.8 million, or 57.7% of revenues before reimbursements in the prior year. Total company consultant headcount was 1,382 at the end of the second quarter, as compared to total company consultant headcount of 1,332 in the previous quarter and 1,145 at the end of the second quarter of 2024. Second quarter ending headcount was primarily driven by increased hiring from our Gen AI practices and the LeewayHertz acquisition. Total company adjusted gross margin on revenues before reimbursements was 42.8% in the second quarter of 2025, as compared to 42.3% in the prior quarter. Adjusted SG&A was $18.2 million, or 23.4% of revenues before reimbursements in the second quarter of 2025. This is compared to $16.8 million, or 22.1% of revenues before reimbursements in the prior year. The year-over-year absolute dollar increase is primarily due to foreign exchange fluctuations, as well as the timing of incremental marketing events. Adjusted EBITDA was $16.1 million, or 20.7% of revenues before reimbursements in the second quarter of 2025, as compared to $16.3 million, or 21.5% of revenues before reimbursements in the prior year. GAAP net income for the second quarter of 2025 totaled $1.7 million, or diluted earnings per share of $0.06, as compared to GAAP net income of $8.7 million, or diluted earnings per share of $0.31 in the second quarter of the previous year. Second quarter 2025 GAAP net income includes non-cash stock compensation expense from our stock price award program of $5.1 million and acquisition-related cash and non-cash compensation and related expenses of $2.5 million, which in total impacted our Q2 2025 GAAP results by approximately $0.25. Acquisition-related cash and non-cash stock compensation expense relates to purchase consideration for the LeewayHertz acquisition. This consideration paid to the seller contained service vesting requirements, and as such is reflected as compensation expense under GAAP rather than purchase consideration. The acquisition of Spend Matters did not have an impact on our adjusted net income for the second quarter of 2025. Adjusted net income and diluted earnings per share for the second quarter of 2025 totaled $10.7 million, or adjusted diluted net income per common share of $0.38, which is at the midpoint of our earnings guidance range and compares to prior year adjusted diluted net income per share of $0.39. The second quarter of 2025 results was negatively impacted by one penny due to unfavorable foreign exchange movements. The company's cash balances were $10.1 million at the end of the second quarter of 2025, as compared to $9.2 million at the end of the previous quarter. Cash provided from operating activities in the quarter was $5.6 million, primarily driven by the income adjusted for non-cash activity and an increase in acquisition expenses, primarily offset by the timing of income tax payments made during the quarter. Our DSO, or days sales outstanding, was 73 days, both at the end of the second quarter as well as the previous quarter, compared to 68 days from the prior year. The increase in DSOs is primarily due to extended terms and milestone deliverables on several large client engagements. During the quarter, we repurchased 180,000 shares of the company's stock for an average of $24.50 per share at a total cost of approximately $4.4 million, including purchases from employees to satisfy income tax withholding triggered by the vesting of restricted shares. Our remaining stock repurchase authorization at the end of the quarter was $17 million. At its most recent meeting, subsequent to quarter end, the company's Board of Directors authorized a $13 million increase in the company share repurchase authorization, bringing it to $30 million. Additionally, the board declared the third quarter dividend of $0.12 per share for its shareholders of record on September 19th, 2025, to be paid on October 3rd, 2025. During the quarter, the company borrowed $5 million from its credit facility. The balance of the company's debt, total debt outstanding at the end of the second quarter, was $23 million. I'll now be moving to guidance and Outlook for the third quarter. Consistent with seasonal and third quarter trends, we expect the impact of the additional U.S. holiday and the typical increase in time off due to summer vacation in the U.S. and Europe to unfavorably impact available days by approximately 2% on a perpetual basis. The company estimates total revenues before reimbursements for the third quarter of 2025 to be in the range of $73 million to $74.5 million. We expect global S&BT and SAP Solutions segment revenue before reimbursements to be up when compared to the prior year. We expect the Oracle Solutions segment revenue before reimbursements to be down by over 20% when compared to the prior year. As a result of the continued pivot of our business to generative AI, the company will incur restructuring charges in the third quarter of approximately $1.5 to $2 million. These charges will primarily relate to severance costs, as we reduce staff to be commensurate with our current demand and expected productivity improvements from the leverage of our Gen AI delivery platforms in our non-AI practices. These charges will be excluded from adjusted results. We estimate the adjusted diluted net income per share in the third quarter of 2025 to be in the range of $0.36 to $0.38, which assumes a GAAP effective tax rate on adjusted earnings of 26.5%. We expect the adjusted gross margin as a percentage of revenues before reimbursements to be approximately 43.5% to 44.5%. We expect adjusted SG&A and interest expense for the third quarter to be approximately $18.5 million. We expect third quarter adjusted EBITDA as a percentage of revenues before reimbursements to be in the range of approximately 20.5% to 21.5%. Lastly, we expect cash flow from operations to be up on a perpetual basis. At this point, I'd like to turn it back over to Ted to review our market Outlook and strategic priorities for the coming months. Thank you, Rob. As we look forward, let me share our thoughts on the near and long-term demand environment and the growth opportunity it offers our organization. Although demand for digital transformation remains strong in traditional areas, it continues to be impacted by thoughtful decision-making as organizations assess competing priorities due to economic concerns as well as the consideration of emerging Gen AI technology. We continue to expect IT budgets to increase with increasing attention and allocations to the rapidly emerging Gen AI Solutions and the related opportunities and threats it brings to all industries. In 2025, we have seen the increasing amount of IT budgets specifically allocated to Gen AI initiatives in high feasibility and high impact areas. The unlimited potential of Gen AI will define an entirely new level of world-class performance standards, driving all software and services providers to extend the value of their existing offerings with the introduction of agentic AI capability. We believe this will result in unprecedented innovations, which all organizations will have to consider. This shift is consistent with our aggressive pivot to Gen AI-enabled transformations, which we believe creates a unique value creation opportunity for our organization. Given our strategic access and proprietary and expanding platform capabilities of AI Explorer, it was natural for us to extend our AI implementation capabilities to be able to fully develop and implement the Gen AI Solutions which we were identifying, designing, and evaluating. This resulted in the acquisition of LeewayHertz, a highly recognized provider of Gen AI Solutions. This acquisition also included a sophisticated Gen AI orchestration platform, ZBrain, which we agreed to contribute into a joint venture with the founder of LeewayHertz. The JV will bring together the AI Explorer and ZBrain software platforms and will focus on licensing platforms and creating what we believe to be a first-of-its-kind Gen AI ideation through implementation software as a service offering. We believe this joint venture creates an entirely new value creation opportunity for our shareholders that should result from the growth of ARR, or annual recurring licensing revenues, and would also allow the joint venture to have the opportunity to raise capital and achieve standalone valuations due to its Gen AI software focus. With our meaningful market insight, we continue to innovate and make powerful improvements to AI Explorer. In fact, our most meaningful innovation to date is the soon-to-be released version 4, which brings significant enhancements that allow us to highly differentiate our offerings further. The most important of the enhancements in version 4 is the ability to fully design sophisticated AI Solutions and agentic workflows, which allow us to consider a client's technology landscape and identifying high ROI Gen AI Solutions in record time. This enables us to identify thousands of Gen AI Solutions and to rapidly custom design and evaluate AI use cases prioritized by our clients and also recommend specific agents' required abilities Solutions. Our platform allows us to do this in a fraction of the time that other providers are offering. Our unique combination of strategic access to clients, along with the speed and solutioning provided by our platform, is attracting large channel partners, which could increase our ability to introduce our platforms and related services and accelerate our growth. We are utilizing AI Explorer as the vehicle to integrate our Gen AI capabilities across all of our offerings. We also continue to hire and upgrade our skills in critical areas to further support our efforts. These efforts are rapidly allowing us to become key architects, advisors, and consultants of our clients' Gen AI journey. We now believe that AI Explorer will be our primary strategic entry point to clients, and we will use it to position our traditionally strong benchmarking digital transformation and executive advisory offerings and other platforms that result in our largest consulting relationships. A halo effect, or downstream revenue impact from our benchmarking executive advisory offerings to our implementation groups has traditionally been around 40% over the last several years. We believe this will only be expanded by our AI Explorer offering and the enterprise-wide strategic access it provides. AI Explorer significantly enhances the value of our IP and fully aligns it with the emerging Gen AI world-class performance standards. Another critical investment that we have made is to also build our own Gen AI-assisted knowledge base called App Hackett AI. App Hackett leverages our proprietary Hackett benchmarking, executive advisory, and business transformation intelligence, which allows us to define and enable digital world-class performance for our clients. Our IP will also be increasingly leveraged across all of our market-facing and service delivery platforms. We expect the integration of our valuable IP and content that leverages Gen AI to significantly enhance and accelerate the delivery of our insight that we are asked to provide to our clients every day. We are ingesting proprietary IP, including benchmarking best practices and research IP, to support the myriads of queries that are required to support our executive advisory and consulting clients and associates. This product was rolled out at the beginning of Q2, and it's had very favorable responses from all of the internal users that are currently availing themselves to it. We have also embarked on a new initiative called Accelerator, which intends to address the efficiency and the quality of the delivery of our technology implementation services. All these initiatives are harnessing the power of Gen AI to improve and accelerate the delivery of our solutions and services with the intent of differentiating our capabilities and resulting in improved revenue growth and margins. We also see the potential commercial value of these innovations beyond our internal use. On the talent side, competition for experienced executives with high technology agility continues. Overall, turnover continued at acceptable levels during the quarter, and we expect that trend to continue. We are continuing to add videos to our new and expanding platforms on the Investor Relations page of our website that investors can review and become more familiar with our new and expanding capabilities. Lastly, even though we believe we have the client base and offerings to grow our business, we continue to look for acquisitions and alliances that strategically leverage our IP and add scope, scale, and capability, which can accelerate our growth. As always, let me close by congratulating our associates on our innovation and performance and by thanking them for their tireless effort and urging them to stay highly focused on our clients and our people, no matter what challenges we may encounter. Those conclude my comments. Let me turn it over to our operator and let us move on to the Q&A section of our call. Operator? Thank you. The phone lines are now open for questions. If you would like to ask a question over the phone, please press star one and record your name. To withdraw your question, press star two. One moment for the first question, please. Our first question is from George Sutton with Craig -Hallum. Your line is now open. Thank you. Ted, I wondered if we could talk about Explorer 3.0 and what interest you're seeing there, LeewayHertz, ZBrain. When we look at those in combination, they're seemingly a perfect solution for the current AI-first environment we're all living through. You've mentioned higher budgets attached to that. It doesn't feel like we're seeing that impact yet. Can you just talk to that in terms of the opportunity and are we seeing what you would have expected? We are seeing it on the services side, but we have not seen it yet on the licensing side for AI Explorer because we have made so many changes and continued to improve the product so meaningfully that we have yet to release a licensable AI Explorer product. We expect to do that shortly. We're glad that we didn't do it prior to this most recent quarter, which we believe, as I said, the level of innovation into that product is just really impressive. We say impressive not only because of the responses we're getting from clients who are seeing it, but because of the conversations that we have had with potential channel partners, which have an increasing interest in seeing how they can utilize it jointly with us to go to market. Is it all taking longer? Yes. Are the prospects tempered in any way? Absolutely not. The capability of the platforms, just like you said, is really well designed to take advantage of the market opportunity that is emerging. We believe that once we fully license AI Explorer and continue to bring in strategic channel partners that simply give us access to more clients, especially directly into the technology areas, you will see the expected revenue growth that we would like to see. With that said, our Gen AI-related revenues were up significantly in Q2. I'm going to turn to the strategic partner side of this. Are you surprised we don't have a large strategic partner yet? Where do those kinds of negotiations stand? I'm just trying to get a sense of expectation. We announced our first strategic alliance today. As I mentioned, Celonis in our opening comments, which is the leading process intelligence company, is going to significantly expand the introduction of our offering and their offering to our joint client base. That was just announced today, shortly after we released earnings. We have been working with them all quarter to develop a joint offering and decide exactly how we want to engage clients. That will be ramping up very quickly throughout the third quarter. Having said that, we also continue to have conversations with other potential partners. We turned down one SI partner because we wanted a better offer from the offer they had made to us to go to market together. We have other options, and we continue to evaluate their offer to us. We expect to have more channel partner relationships expand throughout the balance of the year with large enterprise software companies and/or systems integrators. One other thing you mentioned, you were making AI-related adjustments to your headcount. I'm just wondering if this is any indication of what you expect from the Oracle side of the opportunity, given that you're challenged to fill in some of the Oracle piece. Is that just a suggestion that you're expecting a longer duration of a challenge there, or am I conflating things? First, let me make sure you know we have an incredible Oracle implementation group. It's highly recognized and has had a lot of success. Yes, it has struggled to replace a large go-live client that we thought would have happened sooner. It negatively impacted our Q2 results, and it will do so more meaningfully in Q3, which was the height of the go-live efforts with that client showing up in last year's Q3 comparison. That led us to look at the fact that, hey, do we have more resources that we need in some of the areas that are not fully benefiting from Gen AI? Secondly, these implementation teams, both the Oracle and OneStream implementation teams, are benefiting from the rollout of a product we called Accelerator, which has specifically been created to provide Gen AI-assisted support to those engagements, which is expected to drive productivity improvements in excess of 20%. When we looked at both of those, we looked at the relative impact. We said, look, why don't we just address all potential non-Gen AI, I'll call them potential headcount concerns that could negatively impact the balance of the year and 2026? That's why we decided to take that restructuring reserve to do so in the third quarter so that you could get a realistic idea of what our businesses are producing without the severance of those individuals. It should provide for a very clean Q4 comp. All right. That's it for me. Thank you. Thank you, George. As a reminder, if you would like to ask a question over the phone, please press star one and record your name. The next question in the queue is from Jeff Martin with Roth Capital Partners. Your line is now open. Thank you. Good afternoon, Ted and Rob. Ted, I wanted to jump in. I wanted to jump in on OneStream. Do you have a feel for when that might level off here and become, you know, not necessarily a headwind to growth because you are posting some nice double-digit gains the last two quarters in Global S&BT? Both Oracle and OneStream's comp peak are in the third quarter. The relative comps, especially for Oracle, go down significantly from Q3 to Q4. For OneStream, it also decreases. The impact will be, should be, I want to call it meaningfully eliminated, and as I said, provide for a clean Q4 comp. Great. I was hoping you would give us a sense of maybe some examples of the types of applications or maybe the more common applications that your clients are engaging you for, you know, Gen AI-related engagement. We've seen a different number, but if I went to two, I would say that solutions dealing with customer service, customer attrition, and revenue management of customer sales effectiveness has been one area that's received significant focus from our clients where we have been delivering, have delivered solutions that have already gone live. We're also seeing a very significant increase in large organizations, GPS organizations coming in and really understanding that further improvements, operating improvements, which they're trying to realize, require the leverage of Gen AI, that the automation functionality currently being provided by their core ERP systems have limitations, which can be really gapped very strongly and really smartly with Gen AI automation. I would call those two areas the areas where we're getting the most significant, both most where we've had the most engagements and where we're seeing the opportunity that exists in our current pipeline. Great. The last one for me is, there was quite a bit of discussion on the elevated uncertainty last quarter, delaying client decisions. Are you seeing, are you getting any clarity on that, the cloud lifting here? Do you think large projects are still kind of being delayed or pushed out until we have further clarity here? Jeff, my personal opinion is that the initial, if you want to call it, uncertainty that emerged relative to tariffs in April had little to no impact on Q2 and may have had extended decision-making, but the quarters that most of the services companies' Q2 results were primarily in place. You can look at research advisory companies, you could look at the largest systems integration companies, and you can look at the Big Four. I believe that they are all inferring and suggesting that in their guidance that Q3 was being affected instead of what I believe happened in Q2. I think most people were at or near their projected Q2 numbers. I believe that it is playing out as we speak. Some combination of lower interest rates, a reduction of noise in tariffs, which do not confuse our clients, and our clients just continuing to develop a much stronger understanding of how strong the potential to deploy Gen AI technology is beyond their current technology landscape. I think all of those three are going to emerge and create the kind of demand that we all expect around software and services that are associated with these solutions. It's first inning. It really is first inning. Is Palantir an exception? Yes. Very unique capability. For someone other than Palantir, no. That would be my personal opinion on both market conditions, how it's affecting it. I can see that everyone is making all sorts of resource changes and alignments. We saw the announcements. When we looked at our numbers and we looked at how meaningful it was to our technology implementation groups, we said we should probably address it now. It also was followed by the fact that we think we've got a pretty powerful product that will bring productivity improvement into the delivery of those services. We're positioning both. Appreciate it. Thank you. The next question in the queue is from Vincent Colicchio with Barrington Research. Your line is now open. Yeah. Ted, do you currently have the labor resources you need to meet the current AI demand in the GSBT segment? Yes, but we did continue to add resources in that space throughout the quarter. The answer is yes, partly because we're seeing operating improvements from our platforms, even in the Gen AI area. It's amazing, the capability of these platforms and how they accelerate design and development of these solutions. Don't focus only on headcount. Focus on the ability to provide services along with a platform value, which is the way that at least we will be serving our clients. Is your utilization rate? I would assume that your employees are involved in a lot of training and upskilling. I'm wondering if your utilization rate has been impacted by that. No, I mean, we have some ramp in the Gen AI area. That takes a little time as we hire and then bring them up and make them and bring them up to speed with our platforms, both on the Explorer and on the ZBrain side. No, I mean, look, where we saw the weakness in utilizations is in the technology groups, which we mentioned last quarter, which we took a look at this quarter and said, "Let's deal with it right now and, you know, really make a more aggressive pivot to the Gen AI reliance that we're seeing on." I'm going to say that over 50% of our new engagements include some element of Gen AI involvement. It's not just Gen AI-specific opportunities we're seeing. The Gen AI team is being brought into traditional transformation and, in some cases, traditional technology implementation engagements. The last one for me. I'm curious, you know, how your Explorer product stacks up against the competition. You've said some very favorable remarks in the past. Perhaps you could talk about the most recent feedback you've had on version three and then how version four might separate you. I can tell you that I made a version, let's call it three and a half, presentation to one of the leading AI enterprise software companies today. The feedback we got from the individuals, which were very skeptical of our assertions before we demoed our product, and this is pre-pull version four, which they will get to see shortly, was their comment back to us was excellent, that they had not seen anything as complete and thoughtful as our platform. That is coming from a senior person at one of the most successful Gen AI enterprise application companies. Okay. Thanks, Ted. Yep. At this time, I show no further questions. I will now turn the call back over to Mr. Fernandez. Let me thank everyone for participating in our second quarter earnings call. We look forward to updating everyone again when we report the third quarter. Again, thank you for participating. This concludes today's call. Thank you for your participation. You may disconnect at this time.