KnowSense :: Everyone likes PIE - Describing Virtual Workspaces

While scanning through my notes from VW London and pondering the right way to describe the kinds of virtual environments that would be useful to enterprises, three words cropped up several times.. the spaces we are creating and trying to use for real work need to be Persistent, Immersive Envronments. So I'm going to try using that from now on. For any US readers, everyone likes pie right?

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This is the blog of KnowSense Limited, focusing on the Enterprise uses of Immersive Environments and Virtual World technology. As the CEO of KnowSense I am an experienced agile software development mentor and have felt the pain of managing dispersed and outsourced teams. As co-founder of Flying Island I'm particularly interested in the ways that collaborative 3D immersive environments might help - our flagship product Roobaab is designed to bring a team together

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