The days of extended reality being little more than an exciting experiment in the enterprise are over. Based on our research, companies worldwide are using XR to enhance training, transform collaboration, improve customer service, and even boost creativity. But they’re still struggling with a major adoption and management strategy: XR security. XR devices, and software […]
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