Let's take a look at some of the recent enhancements around the collaboration environment in SOLIDWORKS 2025. We will show you features that will be available to users of both 3DEXPERIENCE SOLIDWORKS and traditional desktop SOLIDWORKS with cloud connected services. So let's get started. The first new enhancements is Quick Tours. These are an easy way to expose new users to concepts like an interface overview and how to save to the platform, and how to open from the platform. This guided tour provides tooltips for each important step on exposes users to different types of concepts such as bookmarks, collaborative spaces, unlocking and locking files, and saving them. Once completed, they can choose to go through the next quick tour. It's a great way to expose users to platform concepts right from the start. The next new enhancement is the inclusion of 3D swim right in the SolidWorks task pane. This provides both community access as well as chat conversations. It takes full advantage of the share capability, so users can post files to these conversations and receive markups back. Users can stay connected to their colleagues and coworkers without ever leaving SolidWorks. With the design change made by Debbie. Eric has notified that his local cache is out of date. When a refresh recognizes a save to the platform where the user's local cache is out of date, a notification will pop up. This new enhancement provides clear visibility of what models have changed and need to be reloaded, ensuring users are always working on the latest version of their parts. Also new this year is the ability to stamp multiple approvals onto drawings for customers who are utilizing formal approval processes where multiple people need to review and approve a drawing. These approvals are now automatically added to the drawing title block, providing clear traceability. SolidWorks PDM is now supported for SolidWorks connected users. This is a great enhancement for customers who value their licensing and deployment capabilities of SOLIDWORKS connected, but still want to leverage an existing SolidWorks PDM environment as their data management solution. And you can still benefit from secure collaboration by sharing your designs with others, allowing them to view and markup without installing a viewer. It's a great enhancement that provides flexibility of choice to our customers. On the web. Users can now access their files regardless of where they are on their dashboard. 3D drive 3D space, part supply, and Bookmark editor can all be accessed from the main dashboard toolbar, making it easier to browse your files and streamlining a user's access to data on the platform. And finally, when you access the information panel on your designs, you now have a robust history that is captured for the item. Clicking on the history tab reveals many of the actions that have been performed on the design, such as the modified date who modify the design, the action that was taken, the maturity state, and the details of the action. This provides traceability that's easily accessed from the user interface. just like the desktop SolidWorks enhancements we've covered so far, 3D experience has a full list of new features and capabilities available in the documentation online, so be sure to check it out.