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	Indie game developers break out at BostonFIG The Boston Festival of Indie Games at MIT saw the debut of several small game development studios, led by programmers and designers who came to the industry indirectly. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: LogMeIn LogMeIn Rescue: Remote Support for PCs and mobile devices. Rescue lets you remotely connect, troubleshoot and repair PCs and todays' most popular smartphones. With Rescue, IT can instantly connect, diagnose and solve. This enables IT to do more, and spend time on the tough IT cases. Do more and improve customer satisfaction and outcomes. Find out what IT knows. Do More. Try Rescue today In this Issue Microsoft's long-term Windows 8 app strategy may backfire, say analysts Oracle's OpenWorld 2012: What's in store Killing time: Do more by ignoring the clock Oracle OpenWorld 2012: A rare behind the scenes tour before the show gets underway Oracle OpenWorld 2012: Opening night brings competitive quips, Oracle stars WHITE PAPER: AppCentral Survey Report: Custom Mobile App Usage in the Workplace Read this full report to review key findings surrounding distribution mechanisms, user profiles and budgets, and to better understand why your company should invest in custom mobile apps and stay competitive. Read Now! Microsoft's long-term Windows 8 app strategy may backfire, say analysts As the countdown clock ticks toward Windows 8's launch later this month, Microsoft has still not shown that there will be enough apps to drive users toward the new OS, said analyst Patrick Moorhead. Read More Oracle's OpenWorld 2012: What's in store With each year, Oracle becomes a bigger company and in turn, so does its annual OpenWorld conference, which kicks off Sunday in San Francisco. Read More WHITE PAPER: CDW VMware Quick-Start to Data Recovery As with many enterprises today, your data center houses critical IT components that your business depends on. But are they fully secure and protected from potential threats such as intruders or natural disasters? A data recovery plan is very important to be fully prepared in the event of a disaster. Learn more. Killing time: Do more by ignoring the clock The industrial revolution made us slaves to the clock. New apps can set us free. It's about time, writes columnist Mike Elgan. Read More Oracle OpenWorld 2012: A rare behind the scenes tour before the show gets underway Oracle gave IDG News Service a rare look at all the preparations needed to prepare such a large show in San Francisco. More than 50,000 people are registered to attend and Oracle says every hotel in the city is sold out. Read More Oracle OpenWorld 2012: Opening night brings competitive quips, Oracle stars Oracle CEO Larry Ellison took on business rivals while showcasing new Oracle products to a crowd of about 10,000 people in San Francisco. Read More
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