Improved capital returns to shareholders in the form of share buybacks should keep share count flattish this year, as the company repurchased $2.1 billion worth of stock during the quarter. The main blemishes in the quarter were the building pressure in professional services revenue, deceleration in the Americas, and the expected slowdown in current remaining performance obligation, or CRPO, included in guidance. First-quarter revenue grew 11% year over year (13% in constant currency) to $8.25 billion, versus high end of guidance of $8.18 billion. Strength was driven by MuleSoft, international, and a more buoyant core business. CRPO grew 12% year over year in constant currency, which finally bumped above revenue growth, albeit by a slim margin. Professional services were weak and the overall demand environment remains challenging, with small business notably weaker but vertical solutions stronger.