If you are looking for business opportunities and you're tired of customers "real" and that the 3 F, all consultant wishes to have, are at RDV, where you are, you start in consulting on Second Life is less complex and demanding. And at least you're sure to have one of 3 F: fun.
Second Life, for those who do not yet know, is a simulation game to "live a second life virtual parallel to reality. This virtual world is populated by avatars evolving in a world where there are shops, homes, businesses and services modeled on the real world. It even exchange local currency ($ Liden, indexed on the real U.S. dollar). This world, where more than 2 million avatars of users, is growing every day and you can even make a fortune by selling goods and services virtual.
This concerns both brands the U.S. government seeking to tax the income generated in Second Life.
As you know, there are more and more companies in Second Life. And I think they should have and they will need for consultants to grow their business. It is the devil, if you can not find customers' industrial virtual ".
When the second F, pride, I think you can have it by one of the pioneers of consulting, you will join Arlene Ciroula, CEO of the accounting firm KAWG & F has created with his team a consulting company specialized "Second Life".
is a real market where, according to Arlene Ciroula, there are about 12,784 companies (according to the latest census of October 2006, conducted by Linden Lab, the company that created the game). Indeed, this was the article " Business Consulting Comes to Second Life" published by CNET on the occasion of "Second Life Community Convention", and only resumed Loïc Le Meur on his blog , said that " Many people managed to live fully their income from Second Life, being of employees (actual) of companies like Electric Sheep, which creates virtual complex projects for clients such as Major League Baseball, Lego, Dartmouth College and others, or Anshe Chung, a developer who manages to earn more $ 100 000 per year has become a virtual real estate agents best known in Second Life. "And now for the third F: money.
Come on, I even give you a list of potential prospects:
- Pontiac, a subsidiary of General Motors
- Starwood, which owns chains including Le Meridien and Sheraton
- American Apparel, the chain of ready-to-wear and fashion accessories
- Wells Fargo, U.S. Bank
- Dell computer manufacturer
- Reuters news agency
- Warner Bros., a major in music
- BBC English radio and television
- Nissan automaker
- IBM computer manufacturer
- Adidas, sports equipment
- and many others. There are in all sectors, they were more than 12,784 in the final recency of October 2006.
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