We have a two-year plan for the turnaround, and we have been at this for about year. In terms of measurement, it is all about revenue and margins. Are we creating value for our customers and shareholders? Ultimately, it is all about, 'Do people want our product?' We are realizing that on a quarterly basis, and we have been profitable the last couple of quarters [for its fourth fiscal quarter ended Feb. 28, BlackBerry reported net profit of $28 million, compared with a year-earlier loss of $148 million].
Another measure is the Net Promoter Score. Passport now has the highest NPS in the history of BlackBerry. If you can get a high NPS, it can really work well for your brand.