His answer is certainly not a commitment to a platform switch, but if I were Microsoft I would be inclined to read between the lines and interpret this as a passive aggressive missive/warning not to take Nokia's commitment for granted.
On financial sanctions, the resolution urges and "calls upon" all states and financial institutions to "not to enter into new commitments for grants, financial assistance, or concessional loans" except for humanitarian purposes.
In comparison, the annual expenditure for ACTs in Uganda is projected to be $24 million per year and Uganda's Global Fund commitment for malaria grants (Rounds 2, 4, 7) is $212,100,635 over five years.
You can never take your high commitment culture for granted.
Capital commitment for subscription-based pricing grants the flexibility for companies to choose the right solutions at the LoB level, along with best-of-breed vendor solutions.
What is at stake is, at least, an understanding of what is an important part of most peoples' lives, but there is potentially a lot more at stake to the extent the presuppositions and commitments people take for granted turn out to be suspect.
In 2009, he received the organization's Chris Greicius Celebrity Award, given to celebrities for outstanding commitment to wish-granting.
CEOs who take the commitment of their employees for granted risk destroying the social fabric of their organizations: While they move in one direction, the rest of the organization stays stuck or, worse, heads the opposite way.
Time Management 101 for Grant Applicants.
