Different research on the the software industry conclude that nearly 90% of all the software projects ‘fail’ and an average of 10% of projects are completed on time and in budget. Interestingly this success rate is decreasing for large companies as well.
Many, however questions that what defines a failure project? Unfortunately, it is as difficult to define a failure as it is to define a success. Let’s leave this question aside and get a bit of context.

“Shan is the Technical Manager of our PHP team and has recently joined us.
In this blog post, Shan shares the reasoning behind his decision to join Ephlux and touches on the subject of optimism, team synergy and pushing your limits. He goes on to mention his insights on team building challenges and cohesive approach to software engineering.”

Microsoft showed us a glimpse of the future of connected devices at E32012. The tech dubbed SmartGlass just not only syncs your playlist and movies across different devices. It allows your devices to be used as ancillary input and output devices.
The E3 demo shows quite a few possibilities such as using your phone as a remote controller, controlling browser from your phone, augmenting secondary information for games and syncing movies between devices. But there is so much more that can be achieved with SmartGlass.