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https://lnkd.in/g7AmHb3W #Throwback to London 2018 where players picked up another collaborative technique called 𝑬𝒗𝒆𝒏𝒕 𝑺𝒕𝒐𝒓𝒎𝒊𝒏𝒈, from one of #play14's co-founders Cedric Pontet. Event storming is a workshop-style technique that brings project stakeholders together (both developers and non-technical users) to explore complex business domains. 😍 What new games are we going to pick up at #play14Singapore on 25-27 Oct? 🤔 Are YOU going to be there playing and learning new games with us? #eventstorming #seriousgames #playforcollaboration #letsplay #playlah

For #gamescapitalberlin, I talked to Annelie Biernat and Carolin Krenzer of Trailmix Games about their newly opened studio in Berlin, what advice they would give to investment-seeking indies, and how they will tackle the key challenge of the industry in 2024. You can read it here: https://lnkd.in/eMM2Cvv6

The evolution of audience engagement has changed at pace in The FA Cup's 153-year history. When Manchester United and Manchester City Football Club met for the final of the oldest national football competition in the world last month, we partnered with BBC Sport to draw fans deeper into their coverage with our AR and sports analysis graphics solutions, alongside Spidercam. You can find more about How Technology is Changing Sports Broadcasting in 2024 here: https://lnkd.in/eeKH8QUX #Football #Sport #Broadcast #Graphics #AR #Camera #Motion #Production #SportsTech #SportsProduction #BroadcastTechnology #LiveSports #SportsInnovation #SportsBroadcasting #SportsMedia #SportsAnalytics #TechInSports #SportsTechnology #SportsEquipment #ProductionTechnology #SportsEngineering #DigitalSports #SportsIndustry #SportsTechTrends #SportsTechNews #LiveStreaming #SportsEvents #SportsTechSolutions #AugmentedReality #Live #LiveProduction

Do you know what "DRV" stands for? We are very happy to contribute to the Games Industry Law Summit. Who will we meet on Cyprus in April? #gameslaw #digitalregulation #drvfromnrw

The cynical modern narrative around the Olympic and Paralympic Games tends to focus on the financial burden placed on the Host City and the opportunity cost of building new and expensive sporting infrastructure at the expense of other much needed projects. It can be alluring to think this way; these short term problems need fixes, but this isn’t a zero sum game. If there is a clear plan about what legacy outcomes from the Games are absolutely critical to the future prosperity of a city, region or state, then fundamental, long term improvements to housing options, quality of life and access to jobs and business opportunities can be created. Barcelona 1992 proved that aspirations for international tourism exposure, urban regeneration of the inner city and creation of new housing typologies could be achieved through an Olympic and Paralympic Games. Similarly, Atlanta in 1996 was able to use the global media coverage generated by the Games to attract major corporations to headquarter themselves in Georgia and create a powerhouse for employment and jobs. It is not unreasonable to expect the same level of legacy benefits for Brisbane. The critical task of the next 12 months will be for Games organisers to agree with all levels of government what is non-negotiable in terms of legacy outcomes and then set about achieving these with drive and passion. Brisbane 2032 IAQ (Infrastructure Association of Queensland Inc) GHD #strongertogether #communityoutcomes #2032Games #olympics #paralympics #queensland #betterforqueensland

How can we deliver a positive legacy for the 2032 Games? By choosing projects that offer the most value, Queensland can shape a sustainable future that benefits all Australians. Read more in our Sustainable Infrastructure & Venues report here: https://lnkd.in/gEyumYha   #PowerOfCommitment #Brisbane2032

Today we celebrate an icon. On this day in 1980, Pac-Man was launched in the US. It changed the world of video games forever – and gave us all a serious case of “Pac-Man Fever”. Pac-Man’s journey is a great reminder of the power of timing and innovation. The game was originally released as “Puck-Man” in Japan, but it was the US launch that turned Pac-Man into a cultural phenomenon. It shows us that even the most brilliant ideas sometimes need the right market and moment to truly shine. So, what can we learn from Pac-Man? Sadly, nothing about ghosts. But if you’re looking to expand your business, or launch a new product, Pac-Man shows that you should always know your audience and adapt to their needs. A little rebranding and the right distribution strategy can take something good and turn it into something legendary. Let’s channel some of that Pac-Man energy into our own business goals. Who else is going to play a game of Pac-Man to celebrate today? #TechHistory #PacMan #BusinessInnovation

Today we celebrate an icon. On this day in 1980, Pac-Man was launched in the US. It changed the world of video games forever – and gave us all a serious case of “Pac-Man Fever”. Pac-Man’s journey is a great reminder of the power of timing and innovation. The game was originally released as “Puck-Man” in Japan, but it was the US launch that turned Pac-Man into a cultural phenomenon. It shows us that even the most brilliant ideas sometimes need the right market and moment to truly shine. So, what can we learn from Pac-Man? Sadly, nothing about ghosts. But if you’re looking to expand your business, or launch a new product, Pac-Man shows that you should always know your audience and adapt to their needs. A little rebranding and the right distribution strategy can take something good and turn it into something legendary. Let’s channel some of that Pac-Man energy into our own business goals. Who else is going to play a game of Pac-Man to celebrate today? #TechHistory #PacMan #BusinessInnovation #Manufacturing #SabreLimited https://lnkd.in/gWijAQG3

"Today we celebrate an icon. On this day in 1980, Pac-Man was launched in the US. It changed the world of video games forever – and gave us all a serious case of “Pac-Man Fever”. Pac-Man’s journey is a great reminder of the power of timing and innovation. The game was originally released as “Puck-Man” in Japan, but it was the US launch that turned Pac-Man into a cultural phenomenon. It shows us that even the most brilliant ideas sometimes need the right market and moment to truly shine. So, what can we learn from Pac-Man? Sadly, nothing about ghosts. But if you’re looking to expand your business, or launch a new product, Pac-Man shows that you should always know your audience and adapt to their needs. A little rebranding and the right distribution strategy can take something good and turn it into something legendary. Let’s channel some of that Pac-Man energy into our own business goals. Who else is going to play a game of Pac-Man to celebrate today? #TechHistory #PacMan #BusinessInnovation https://lnkd.in/gWijAQG3