Orchestration stories - Page 116

Grand Slam Tennis 2 serves an ace with its all-star roster and diverse modes, despite some gameplay and commentary hiccups.

Lonely Planet's new app takes you on immersive audio tours of London, blending music, history, and unique experiences.

2011 saw further development of security risks for IT users – both as individuals and as employees of businesses.

Data centres must modernise with flatter Ethernet Fabrics to tackle bottlenecks as server virtualisation grows, says Frost and Sullivan report.

Julian Assange loses his extradition battle in the British High Court, edging closer to facing sexual assault charges in Sweden.

Michael Bay lifts the bar with Transformers: Dark of the Moon, casting top-notch actors and introducing thrilling new Decepticons.

Worcester students invent a 'magic mouse' ring, revolutionising computing with motion controls for just $155. Say hello to futuristic navigation!.

The CIO of Auckland Council discusses the challenges of managing expectations after the merger of multiple councils.

At E3, Nintendo wowed with the Zelda orchestration, pledged depth with the Wii U, and aimed to please both hardcore and casual gamers.

Virtualisation multinational Citrix loaded up on announcements at its Synergy 2011 conference in San Francisco, with several new products being unveiled.

Facebook exposed orchestrating a smear campaign against Google over alleged privacy concerns via a top PR firm.

Enterprises face WAN woes as remote workloads strain networks, prompting a push towards optimisation to improve speed and efficiency.

CRM innovations in 2011 focus on enhancing customer engagement and retention through social media and cloud solutions, driving a revenue-based approach.

Sitecore updates enable better customer engagement through enhanced integration with Microsoft Dynamics CRM, aiming for higher conversion rates.

Those who rejoice at the altar of Dragon Quest (you know who you are) will be squealing at the advent of the ninth instalment to its RPG kingdom.

Revolutionising customer service, the next 'context' centres merge digital savvy with saving businesses time and costs.

Imagine if Snoopy's alter-ego as a biplane pilot came to life as a video game. That game would be Snoopy Flying Ace.

Lost Planet 2 dazzles with stunning landscapes but falters in gameplay, suffering from clunky mechanics and a shallow story.

Activision's DJ Hero amazes with intuitive gameplay and diverse tracks, from Jackson 5 to Bowie, proving it's not just for rock fans.

In challenging times, we as business leaders have the opportunity to do great things; to make a real impact on the future.