As the global market continues to evolve at a fast pace, keeping up is critical and emerging technology has the potential to hurdle these rapid changes and reach new levels of success. This article will go into the importance of leveraging technology for businesses aiming to future proof themselves, making sure that you are adaptable and you're able to foster your own growth in this process.
Let's take a look at where you are now, using traditional methods for customer interactions and internal operations. Whilst these methods serve well, the rapid pace of technological change and changing consumer expectations are now demanding more innovative approaches.
There are many ways you can use immersive technology to help customer engagement, entertainment, and the showcase of products/services. Here are a few examples:
Entertainment:
Across all industries immersive technology can be used to transform your customers' experience into something truly memorable. For example LockerRoomVR, a virtual reality experience that transports users to the iconic 1974 Ali-Foreman 'Rumble in the Jungle'. This gave an interactive way for people to relive the story from many years ago. Using this technology we were able to connect people with the culture and provide a true understanding of how it would have felt to be there in the ring.
Product Showcases:
We can also better the way that we showcase our products and services to customers. Lexus Configurator is an example of how you can give people a unique and personalised experience whilst shopping for your products in a full interactive 360 preview. Or through AR applications you're able to give people a clearer vision of your product in a space they know, making purchases more educated and meaningful.
Alongside customer experiences, internal operations are also just as important. Offering improvements training, collaboration, and overall operational efficiency.
Training:
Immersive technologies like Virtual Reality can simulate real-world scenarios for training purposes without the associated risks or costs. Compass Training Simulator, is a real-time training simulator that showcases good and bad work environments to help give staff more realistic expectations and understanding for real life scenarios.
Collaboration:
Cloud-based collaboration tools have transformed the way teams work together, breaking down geographical barriers and enabling real-time communication and project management. These platforms facilitate a seamless flow of ideas and information, enhancing teamwork and productivity regardless of the physical location of team members.
Operational Efficiency:
Automation and the Internet of Things (IoT) are key to enhancing operational efficiency. Smart sensors can monitor and optimise energy and heating usage in real-time, while automation of repetitive tasks frees up human resources for more strategic activities. These technologies not only reduce costs but also improve the sustainability and scalability of business operations.
If you're curious about any of these applications, or more ways you can benefit from this technology, we’re here to help. Book a discovery call where we can explore your unique needs and give you a personalised vision on how to level up your business operations and customer engagement strategies.
Here are 3 common myths that we find usually stop people from getting started:
Myth 1: Digital Transformation Is Only for Tech Companies