Chinese tech investment comes home
Economic hostility and sanctions exchanged between the United States and China will impact development of reality technologies, with winners and losers on both sides of the trade war
XR for Business 2018
Comprising virtual, augmented and mixed reality, extended reality (XR) is poised to revolutionise business, but uptake outside the consumer sector has been slow. The XR for Business special report, published in The Times, covers how XR can improve collaboration in the workplace and the importance of looking beyond the hype. There’s also comment on why 5G will be vital to XR’s progress, advice on how to implement the technology, exploration of the barriers to adoption and a detailed XR infographic
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What could XR do for your business?
Return on investment in reality technologies can be protracted, such are the lengthy development times
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Extended reality: five barriers to adoption
What are the main obstacles when adopting extended reality and how can you overcome them?
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Google Glass lessons: look past XR hype
The significant potential of reality technologies should not be lost in past hype and disappointment
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5G coming of age
Virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) clearly have the potential to change dramatically how we perceive the world around us. But much more work has to be done for these technologies to move from their current limited phase to become a truly transformative power and revolutionise how content is consumed
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VR and XR becoming affordable reality for all real estate
Virtual and cross reality systems are yet to go truly mainstream outside computer gaming, but that could soon change as the platforms become open to developers, architects and interior designers
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VR is revolutionising the way businesses approach training
Virtual reality holds huge promise for businesses, reducing the costs of training and dramatically improving results through immersive experiences
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App-less AR will be a global game-changer
It was only two years ago that consumers across the globe were running around in a crazed state looking for Pokémon on a smartphone screen. These were virtual objects in the real world, also known as augmented reality
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Future CEO 2022
Business landscapes have undergone sudden and drastic changes over the past three years. Employees are working remotely; technology has become central to every aspect of business operations; a new generation has entered the labour market; and stakeholders are carefully scrutinising ESG credentials. So, what are the challenges chief execs will face in the coming year? And how can a CEO make sure their business stays on the path to success?
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Wealth & Asset Management 2021
Rising inflation, remote management, sluggish debt markets, ESG concerns - numerous challenges have arisen for wealth and asset managers over the past two years. But rather than stymie investment and financial growth, these challenges have provided opportunities for innovation. How will managers take advantage of burgeoning asset classes to hedge against risks and ensure robust future returns? Which ESG considerations will take priority as wealth is transferred to the next generation? How can managers use tech solutions to best serve their clients?
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Sustainable Business 2021
Post-COP26 the focus has turned to how businesses are helping build a more sustainable future. From new European laws aiming to slow deforestation to rethinking business travel, there are ways all companies can help keep warming below 1.5°C.
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Talent Management 2021
With the great resignation in full swing, talent management is perhaps more important than ever. The ability to effectively recruit, onboard, upskill and ultimately retain good talent may make the difference in a market where job seekers hold the cards. What are the factors contributing to the tight recruitment market? How should businesses manage the digital (and increasingly remote) workplace? What does it take to attract and keep talent in the current environment?