Demand pull is outrunning the plan for one still-small offering, and the company is visibly re-pointing…

Using ONLY the supplied earnings call transcript and no outside information: On this call, does management describe ONE identifiable offering or initiative of the company — a product, service, program, format, capability, market, or line of business that is still a clearly smaller part of the company's overall results today — for which BOTH of the following are conveyed in management's own words as a present-tense reality: (1) CUSTOMER RESPONSE IS RUNNING AHEAD OF WHAT THE COMPANY HAD PREPARED FOR. Management indicates that real, current uptake of this offering — actual orders, sign-ups, bookings, volumes, enrollments, deployments, sell-through, or usage happening now — is stronger, faster, or broader than the company had planned, staffed, stocked, built, or budgeted for. This may come through in many forms fitting the business: demand exceeding what was allocated to it, the offering selling out or running ahead of supply or capacity set aside for it, adoption outpacing the rollout schedule, interest arriving from more customers or channels than the plan assumed, or management plainly saying the response has exceeded what they anticipated when they sized the effort. What matters is a described gap between the customer response actually arriving and the scale the company had prepared — grounded in current activity, not in hopes or projections. (2) THE COMPANY IS RESPONDING RIGHT NOW BY PUTTING MORE OF ITSELF BEHIND IT. Management describes concrete steps already underway — not merely planned — to enlarge the company's commitment to this same offering: adding capacity, production, inventory, locations, staff, or investment dedicated to it; accelerating or broadening its rollout; reallocating people, capital, or capacity toward it from elsewhere; or moving up timelines because of the response. The response should be described as in motion in the current period. Answer YES only when both halves are present about the SAME identifiable offering, and that offering is still small relative to the company's total business, so the reported results reflect only the beginning of its contribution. Answer NO if the strong uptake described is simply the company's main established business performing well; NO if the offering's momentum is described only through pipeline, interest, or expectations rather than current real uptake; NO if the company is not described as taking concrete steps now to expand behind it; NO if the expansion steps are only under consideration or scheduled for the future; NO if the demand-ahead-of-plan framing refers only to a quarterly financial beat rather than to a specific offering outrunning the company's preparation for it; NO if the initiative is being expanded defensively to offset weakness elsewhere rather than in response to its own demand; and NO if the dynamic appears only in an analyst's question that management does not itself affirm. Use only the supplied transcript. Answer only YES or NO.