Overall we are seeing a broad uptake by early adopters especially in the technology sector. As Cristian-Emanuel Anton, CEO of MeetinVR, has pointed out, the current situation has made a lot of organizations turn to remote work and experience it first-hand. This sudden shift to remote work is a valuable learning experience because it tests how well people communicate and collaborate, as well as gives them a chance to spot both flaws and opportunities to improve their work process.
VR is an easy answer to this conundrum. It gives people the opportunity to eliminate friction created by time and distance, such as miscommunication and feelings of alienation. The release of the Oculus Quest and other standalone VR headsets has also made enterprise VR more accessible to many. So yes, we believe that this is a good opportunity for organizations to introduce virtual reality in their existing suite of remote working tools.