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−	The programs include Salesforce1 for Windows, Salesforce for Office, Power BI for Office 365 and the ability to integrate Excel with Salesforce. Most of the solutions will become available. Salesforce Files, which lets people 鈥渦nlock files from Microsoft Sharepoint鈥?in the context of Salesforce, is already available.	+	The Ondo State government said, on Thursday, in Akure, the state capital, that it  would  collaborate with international agencies  in the  provision of potable water .
−	鈥淥ur focus is on empowering every individual and organization on the planet be more productive 鈥?and that鈥檚 exactly what this partnership will fuel,鈥?said Microsoft鈥檚 CEO Satya Nadella in a press release.	+	The Chairman,  Ondo State Water Corporation, Mr Steve Giwa, told  newsmen that the state government was ready to work with the Federal Ministry of Water Resources in implementing its water policy and law.
−	Salesforce鈥檚 CEO Marc Benioff said a year ago, he wouldn鈥檛 have thought Microsoft would be at his company鈥檚 conference on stage with him. But he pointed out that Microsoft鈥檚 leadership has changed.	+	鈥淎s I speak with you now, Ondo State does not have the presence of  the World Bank or any international agency with regards to projects  on potable water.
−	Tony Prophet, corporate vice president of Windows Marketing,聽said Microsoft is committed to building open platforms, which means embracing partners and innovation.	+	鈥淭he reason for this is that there is no existing water policy and law which are  the prerequisites.
−	鈥淚 see a company very focused on the mobile and cloud (computing) world,鈥?said Prophet to a large audience at Dreamforce on Monday.	+	鈥?But the state government is working with Federal Ministry of Water Resources on how we can have our own water policy and law which would be in place in the first quarter of 2015,鈥?he said.
−	Microsoft executives at tech press events have said they are making efforts to listen to their customers. The company recently unveiled , with changes that will be more natural and familiar to past Windows users, executives said.<p>Related Articles:</p><ul><li><a href=http://www.buycelinebags.com/celine-doctor-frame-42>Celine Doctor Frame Bags</a></li><li><a href=http://www.buycelinebags.com/celine-luggage-43>Celine Luggage</a></li><li></li></ul>	+	Giwa&nbsp; said that the state government had embarked on&nbsp; rehabilitation&nbsp; and upgrading of various water schemes&nbsp; to meet the current needs of residents.
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		+	鈥淚n Akoko Zone, we have rehabilitated and upgraded Awara dam and it is functioning now with Igbaraoke Multipurpose Dam.
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		+	鈥淚gbobini Dam is also completed,&nbsp; while&nbsp; Oba-Akoko Dam&nbsp; is at&nbsp; test-running stage,鈥?he said.
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		+	He,&nbsp; however,&nbsp; stressed that the water treatment plant at Ose/Ifon,&nbsp; which cost N100 million,&nbsp; had been&nbsp; vandalised.
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		+	The chairman appealed to the&nbsp; private sector to partner with the state government, saying government alone could not meet the yearnings&nbsp; of&nbsp; water users.
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		+	鈥淲ater supply is capital intensive and if it is left&nbsp; to government alone, it means it has to abandon other vital sectors.
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		+	鈥淭herefore, government is encouraging public private partnership in the sector&nbsp; as this&nbsp; is a good venture&nbsp; given that water is&nbsp; essential to human existence,鈥?he said.<p>Related Articles:</p><ul><li><a href=http://www.louisvuitton-pascher.com>Louis Vuitton Speedy Round</a></li><li></li><li></li></ul>

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The Ondo State government said, on Thursday, in Akure, the state capital, that it  would  collaborate with international agencies  in the  provision of potable water .

The Chairman,  Ondo State Water Corporation, Mr Steve Giwa, told  newsmen that the state government was ready to work with the Federal Ministry of Water Resources in implementing its water policy and law.

鈥淎s I speak with you now, Ondo State does not have the presence of  the World Bank or any international agency with regards to projects  on potable water.

鈥淭he reason for this is that there is no existing water policy and law which are  the prerequisites.

鈥?But the state government is working with Federal Ministry of Water Resources on how we can have our own water policy and law which would be in place in the first quarter of 2015,鈥?he said.

Giwa  said that the state government had embarked on  rehabilitation  and upgrading of various water schemes  to meet the current needs of residents.

鈥淚n Akoko Zone, we have rehabilitated and upgraded Awara dam and it is functioning now with Igbaraoke Multipurpose Dam.

鈥淚gbobini Dam is also completed,  while  Oba-Akoko Dam  is at  test-running stage,鈥?he said.

He,  however,  stressed that the water treatment plant at Ose/Ifon,  which cost N100 million,  had been  vandalised.

The chairman appealed to the  private sector to partner with the state government, saying government alone could not meet the yearnings  of  water users.

鈥淲ater supply is capital intensive and if it is left  to government alone, it means it has to abandon other vital sectors.

鈥淭herefore, government is encouraging public private partnership in the sector  as this  is a good venture  given that water is  essential to human existence,鈥?he said.

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