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No longer taboo in workplace, games tap creativity
By Emily Greenhalgh
PBN Web Editor
With Facebook a household name and more than 1 billion worldwide downloads of the “Angry Birds” franchise, it’s easy to see why companies like Middletown-based information technology firm Rite-Solutions Inc. are trying to figure out how to use gaming as a means to better motivate employees and serve clients. More
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