Innovations like the Metaverse are mostly discussed and tested far away from B2B users. But even companies in this field can gain experience with technology at an early stage without large investments if they pay attention to a few factors. The specialist departments play a special role in this.
From The First Application To The Extensive “Technology Hub.”
Companies lay the foundation for the success of technology when they roll out the first application created with a new platform. If this is used company-wide and made available across departments in a central hub solution, you maximize the number of potential users at an early stage. Once projects have been created, they can be scaled better and updated in real-time – an advantage that cloud-based SaaS applications, in particular, bring by definition. If, for example, the marketing department has created a virtual reality app for the presentation of a certain product, HR can also use a few modifications to offer new employees to schools and training courses. Knowledge can be optimally used and expanded within the framework of such a “VR Hub,” copied and modified. As for usage increases,
In addition, with increasing usability, the IT department is also relieved, as the marketing department becomes a “content creator” itself. In this way, important learnings in using this technology can be achieved step-by-step without the need for massive investments. The application will ideally be published on the same platform that it was built on.
Discussions about tech trends such as the Metaverse show: The topic of virtual reality is “here to stay” and can become a permanent tool in everyday business – if companies use the technology pragmatically and continuously build their own experiences. In this way, they proactively contribute to helping to shape a technology themselves instead of waiting for the next tech giant to provide them with an “off the shelf” solution.
