Early results from a recent deliberate change are beating management's own expectations, and management is…

Using ONLY the supplied earnings call transcript and no outside information: On this call, does management report that a specific change or initiative the company itself recently put in motion — such as a new product or service introduction, a new sales or distribution approach, an entry into a new market or customer group, a new format, program, or way of operating — is already producing early real-world results that are turning out BETTER than management itself expected or planned, AND does management indicate that, because of these early results, it is now expanding, accelerating, or extending that change further? Answer YES when both elements are present in management's own words: (1) management points to actual early evidence from the initiative — initial customers, first locations or regions, early orders, early adoption or repeat behavior, or other concrete early outcomes — and characterizes those results as exceeding, outpacing, or coming in ahead of what the company had anticipated (not merely 'on track' or 'as planned'); and (2) management describes taking the next step on the strength of that evidence — rolling it out more broadly, adding resources to it, moving up timelines, or otherwise leaning in further. The initiative and the evidence may take whatever form fits the business. Answer NO if the strong results being discussed are simply the company's existing base business performing well; NO if the initiative is described only as promising, on plan, or too early to judge, without management saying results are ahead of its own expectations; NO if the expansion or acceleration is merely hoped for or under consideration rather than being acted on; NO if the 'better than expected' language refers only to a quarterly financial beat rather than to early results from an identifiable recent change; and NO if the idea appears only in an analyst's question that management does not itself affirm. Use only the supplied transcript. Answer only YES or NO.