Csven's Page

csven: csvenjohnson; Share

Photos (1)
Discussions (5)

Csven's Friends

View All

csven's Groups

Business Innovation (56 members)
Virtual world brand management (71 members)

Second Life (140 members)
HiPiHi (36 members)

Education in Virtuatl Worlds (80 members)

View All

csven's discussions

3d Model in MAX and export to all platforms...

Replied Apr 23

Hipihi - partial preliminary English interface

Replied Nov. 30, 2007

Hipihi - partial preliminary English interface

Replied Nov. 30, 2007

View All

Latest Activity

csven replied to the discussion 3d Model in MAX and export to all platforms... Apr 23

csven left a comment for Alex Fedotov Dec. 29, 2007

Alex Fedotov left a comment for csven Dec. 28, 2007

csven added a photo: protoSat_down

Dec. 28, 2007

csven added the blog post 'The Reputation Chameleon' Dec. 28, 2007

csven left a comment for Rhiannon Chatnoir Dec. 28, 2007

csven added the blog post 'SteelCase Talks Design Virtually' Dec. 17, 2007

csven left a comment for SuezanneCB-SuezanneC-Baskerville Dec. 9, 2007

Profile

Where You Live:: In a temporary location

Job Title:: Product Developer (tangible and virtual)

Company or Firm Affiliation:: reBang

About Me:: Everything you need to know is on my blog or linked through it.

Website:: http://blog.rebang.com

If you use virtual worlds in your business, what is your primary use or intended use:: Transreality design; especially true reverse product placement activities.

Which virtual worlds platforms do you prefer:: Whichever one's most easily facilitate my transreality efforts.

csven's Photos

Loading…

View All

Csven's Blog

The Reputation Chameleon

For those of you who recall my earlier blog entry discussing the Philips Design probe discussion (inside Second Life - Link), consider this a follow-on post which gets into Reputation and the potential problems that arise when virtual methods leak into the real world.

Original blog entry... Link

Posted on December 28th, 2007 at 2:44pm — No Comments (Add)

SteelCase Talks Design Virtually

About a week ago I was lucky enough to get myself logged into Second Life to attend a question & answer session with representatives from Steelcase, the office furniture manufacturer. Unfortunately there won’t be an audio posted online, so I thought I’d post a couple of things I wrote down at the conclusion of the meeting and share them here...

...continued on original entry: Link

Posted on December 16th, 2007 at 11:42pm — No Comments (Add)

A Virtual World-Based PLM for the Fashion Industry

After posting a recent blog entry on reBang, I learned that the fashion industry may leapfrog both the engineering and industrial design communities. While I routinely find that engineers/industrial designs dismiss virtual worlds, the fashion industry seems ready to bypass standalone 3D applications and move straight into integrated virtual world/3D modeling/PLM solutions.

You can read the original entry on my reBang blog (Link). Be sure to r… Continue

Posted on December 16th, 2007 at 11:41pm — No Comments (Add)

Perceptions of Qwaq

I caught word of Qwaq, the Croquet-based virtual world collaboration application, receiving an additional $7M in funding a couple of days ago and have been watching the word spread, both curious as to how it would be received but also because of what CEO Greg Nuyens told Red Herring (Link):

...continued on original entry:… Continue

Posted on December 16th, 2007 at 11:41pm — 2 Comments (Add)

Comment Wall (4 comments)

You need to be a member of Virtual Worlds Connect to add comments!

Join this network

At 5:32pm on April 8th, 2008, csven said…: For anyone wondering, I responded to Alex's comment on his page, 28 Dec 2007.

At 5:40pm on December 28th, 2007, Alex Fedotov said…: Hi, Csven
Your blog post is closed for comments.
So called 'reputations' are VERY questionable practice to say the least. It's always an attempt to apply 'social pressure' in a way eastern cultures or cultures based on totalitarian doctrines (be it religious or anti-religious) are doing it. Technologically - it's useless and not interesting, because of the fact that ANY AND EVERY 'reputation' can always be highjacked by simplest social engineering. Useless and offensive for grown up people.

P.S. The last linkl/joke in your original blog post is particularly funny. :) hehe. Let me give you one too, you will laugh, I promise: http://virtuallyblind.com/benjamin-duranske-on-prokofy-neva/
Don't worry too much, there IS a true reputation. :)

Regards.

At 11:45pm on December 16th, 2007, csven said…: Not liking that Editing a blog entry (in this case, turning comments "off"), re-publishes the thing on the main page.

At 6:11pm on November 20th, 2007, Eliane Alhadeff said…: Hi csven, thanks for the add :D
Thank you as well for stopping by. For intensive navigators, it is not a question of how much time you spend over a given site but whether it helps building a common ground. I hope it did!
ATB, E.