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Government in 3D How Public Leaders Can Draw on Virtual Worlds
Tuesday, April 7th, 2009 - 14:02
Spring 2009 Edition
Management Article
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I have received a copy of this Management Article and its really giving me a lot of insights... I am a CG/3D practitioner and consultant, right now I am studying for my MSc in Information Management which further sets me in the line of combining managing people and organization along the line of my CG experience.
This is a great read and offers endless possibility for the mind to conceive ideas based on the knowledge of what possibility already exist for instance via Second-Life.
Thanks