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3-D Internet – Applying Virtual Worlds to Business
Why now?
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It’s a flat world with urgent, real time implications Business, Societies and Governments can closely operate within and between human groups – the world is rapidly becoming globally integrated with little law, policy or treaties to govern or guide Business, Societies and Governments are more easily disrupted by small, adaptable and flexible groups and activities (Increased systems sensitivity) Stability is more difficult to create and maintain in light of sensitive and easily disrupted systems Virtual Worlds have moved 3D Internet to the forefront they are enabling the Flat World to stay connected and bring the potential of stabilizing these sensitive systems These virtual world environments have now taken on the characteristics of “RICH” – Realtime, Interactive, Collabortive, Homogeneous and Hybrid systems Real operations are being conducted today via 3D Internet platforms Simulations and modeling can now be more robust than ever Allowing solutions on the fly and narrowing the lines between decisions and action or execution
3-D Internet – Applying Virtual Worlds to Business
Internet and 3D Internet: the common phenomenon
Critical and Differentiating Similarities 2D to 3D Components for 3D Internet Requires traffic for effective • Emotive Network business • User Created Content Requires simple end user use • Single Interface For All Participants Common platform sitting on • Uses additional Protocols HTML, WWW protocols • Platform must be more robust Incorporates Media of all types • Lag time is less than desirable Intergenerational use • Incorporates the use of Web 1.0 and Web 2.0 Single threaded collaboration • Quicker acceptance of tools • Levels playing field of culture • True Social Aspect • Robust Multi Threaded Collaboration
3-D Internet – Applying Virtual Worlds to Business
Evolving to a 3-D Internet Immersive, social attributes reflect real life experience Move towards open standards will reduce interoperability challenges Faster computers, improved graphics, more bandwidth continuing to improve user experience Beyond Second Life, moving toward a 3-D Internet, integrated with current 2-D Net Significant potential for all industries
3-D Internet – Applying Virtual Worlds to Business
…this is just the beginning………. Transforming Experiences to increase capability Improving Business and Government Process to reduce cost Customizing Commerce and Transactions to increase profitability Connecting Real World and Virtual World experiences to reduce complexity Leveraging Modeling and Simulations to unleash understanding and new insights 11
