Contribution & Power of Virtual Reality in Corporate World: A Conceptual Review
Asefeh Asemi, Andrea Kő · 2024
Virtual Corporate Reality (VCR) has gained increasing attention as a transformative technology with the potential to revolutionize various industries. This paper first deals with the biological aspects and operations of the human brain in VR. After reviewing the ability of VR in increasing the effectiveness of user experiences in this environment, presents a conceptual review that examines the current state of knowledge regarding VCR across a range of disciplines. Through a comprehensive analysis of existing literature, this review explores the fundamental components and applications associated with VCR. The systematic review highlights the importance of understanding the basic components of VCR, including human resources, management, information and communication technology, products, services, and finance. Furthermore, the review explores the application of VCR in pioneering industries such as business, education, healthcare, entertainment, applied sciences such as military science, and engineering. It tries to mention the challenges and opportunities related to VCR in business. The review concludes by proposing potential directions for future research and identifying areas where further investigation is needed to advance the understanding and application of VCR.