Virtual Worlds Conference

So the results are out, the Virtual World's Conference was a success. There were 31 booths, several awards, lots of interaction, videos shot, blogs sparking all sorts of debate, Hollywood on-board. It's a wonderful year for virtual worlds.

But, why in the heck did we have a virtual world's conference in Los Angeles in a physical building. How much international participation did we get? How many garage virtual world's couldn't afford to bring their breath-taking innovations to the table? How many enterprises just didn't show up because they were "only looking".

Folks, please, let's use our technology to conduct a virtual world's conference, or else, we're saying we don't believe in our products yet. We can make money doing this. We can choose a virtual world without angering everyone else. 

We're so few, the competition is extremely large and if we continue to insist it's big dollars, big oil and big events, we might as well just wait for Microsoft and Google to tell us what to do next.

I know transformation is our key goal. It must enter our business models and our interaction models. 

Now go out there and do the right thing.