Phil's pick on Virtual Business

"There has been lots of speculation and skepticism in the media regarding the success that businesses are having in-world. I’d like to point out that most of the most visible media coverage has focused narrowly on attempts to use SL
for brand marketing.In reality, the majority of the business use we are seeing now in SL is focused on meetings and collaboration, and is rapidly increasing as more companies discover the efficiencies and unique capabilities that working together in a virtual world can offer. As I’ve said in the past, I think Second Life is going through a natural evolution which mirrors other new communications mediums, as individual early adopter usage shifts to include education and work collaboration. As far as we can tell, education and work use is now growing at a larger relative rate than the overall growth of SL, so we can expect to see lots more of it in-world."
Labels: Education, innovation, media, philip rosedale, second life, virtual economy, virtual education
1 Comments:
I've maintained the position for a while that there're are still a lot of features missing which need to be added before the average Joe starts taking it seriously.
I've been enjoying how many interesting lectures and collaborative projects have been populating SL in recent months, and I hope they'll keep hanging in there until they start catching more public attention.
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