But we don’t get details and can only talk about how organic North American revenue fell by 5 percent over the prior year’s half, an improvement from the 8-percent decline for the six months ended September 30. And revenue from software and services in this continent was down 13 percent for this market, which was a lot better than the 24-percent decline a year ago. Still last year’s layoffs had the hoped-for impact on margins as the Sage Group said that the first-half North American EBITA margin was 22 percent, compared to 18 percent a year earlier. Worldwide, the Sage Group reported revenue of $1.14 billion, down 3 percent from a year ago at constant exchange rates. The EBITA margin company-wide was 25 percent, up from 23 percent a year earlier. Despite some conjecture that Sage might consider selling its healthcare business, Walker talked about the improved margins and the company's excitement about prospects.