Good afternoon, and thank all of you for joining us for our first quarter 2024 earnings conference call for Forian. During the first quarter, we navigated through the expected headwinds previously discussed and are well positioned to capitalize on the growing needs of customers throughout life sciences and health care for critical information and insights in 2024 and beyond. Before handing the call over to Mike Vesey to discuss our financial results, I would like to share some highlights on our strategic plan and results of the first quarter. As a reminder, Forian's Data Factory aggregates, integrates, normalizes and cleanses medical and pharmacy claims and data with other disparate data sets such as EMR, laboratory and social determinants of health data. The result is a substantial and ever-growing inventory of health care information covering over 98% of all providers in the U.S. and over 300 million longitudinal patient lives. Our products service customers across a broad range of use cases, improving health outcomes and driving both commercial and clinical success. We have been experts in managing and delivering mission-critical health care information products. We are now starting to get the brand recognition as a leader in the health care information sector as evidenced by the successful cross-selling of additional products to existing customers and increase in RFPs and inbound inquiries into Forian's offerings. The change is that typically, the RFPs and inbound inquiries would have historically only gone to the incumbent legacy providers. We believe our track record of delivering comprehensive high-value quality information products, coupled with our unrivaled customer support and expertise is accelerating Forian's brand awareness and competitive position. Our total first quarter revenue was $4.9 million, which represents flat year-over-year growth. In the first quarter, we saw the financial impact of some customer attrition that we expected coming into 2024. Our net loss from continuing operations for the quarter was $1.2 million and our adjusted EBITDA was a positive $0.1 million, which compares to losses of $2.3 million and $0.2 million year-over-year, respectively. We reiterate the guidance that we previously provided on our March 28, 2024 earnings call. In the first quarter, we continued to integrate, cleanse, master and link newly acquired data sets, including lab and additional closed and open claims data, which are now integrated into our information products. As previously mentioned, as we acquire additional data sources, it typically takes approximately a quarter to complete the processing of historic data and the connection of prospective feeds through our Data Factory before it can be monetized. We believe that by continuously adding valuable data sources to our Chronos Data Lake, we can further differentiate our offerings and enable clients to derive actionable insights. At the end of the quarter, we launched in beta testing mode to select clients our newest offering, a health care provider network mapping product called Chartis. The product includes provider affiliations scoring and ranking, enabling users to perform exploratory research and make informed decisions given the complex world of provider affiliations. Customers can understand where providers are working, with whom they work and the organizations to which they are connected. Parent-child relationships and organizational hierarchies are provided to enable targeted and efficient marketing. As always, with Forian, we deliver the intelligence in a flexible format with variable integration into our client systems and CRMs. The development and launch of new information products and use cases are central to Forian's multifaceted growth strategy. We are leading new client acquisition with the value driven by Forian's Data Factory, deepening our wallet share with existing life science customers. As noted earlier, we are beginning to see the value being realized by clients as we are increasingly selling incremental information products to existing clients. Expanding the utility and access to our information products beyond life science customers is another key aspect of our strategy. We have recently invested in our sales and marketing organization to ensure that we reach a broader audience within life sciences and beyond. Lastly, we continue actively to look for corporate development opportunities to increase value to our shareholders. We pursue and evaluate potential partnerships and acquisitions to enhance or expand our product portfolio and/or client base. These efforts may come in various forms and also may include the opportunistic repurchase of outstanding shares or convertible notes. In conclusion, this past quarter was a period of focused development and strategic navigation through challenging yet expected headwinds. We are pleased to have successfully tackled these obstacles. And based on recent performance trends, we anticipate a swift return to growth, reflecting positive momentum in strategic new wins and upsells. As we move forward, we remain committed to our vision and are excited about the opportunities that lie ahead. Thank you for your continued support as we embark on this next phase of our journey. I will now turn the call over to Mike for a review of the financials. Mike?