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Why the Future is Virtual Events, Conferences and Showrooms

MyPR: Why the Future is Virtual Events, Conferences and Showrooms:

Boksburg, August 22, 2020: BUSINESS NEWS – As history has proven, technologies exponential growth rate forces both organisations, and individuals to revise the way they approach everyday challenges in new and innovative ways.

Since the start of the global pandemic, we have seen a significant spike in the adoption of new technologies within the work environment. Organisations, whether they were ready or not, have been thrust into a digital transformation process.

As the Future of Work comes to fruition, we are starting to see a paradigm shift in the way businesses operate, sell, market products or services, and engage with potential clients.

To accommodate this change, bizAR Reality, an award-winning pioneer of immersive technologies, has created a highly immersive virtual showroom and conferencing platform that is compatible with computers and Oculus Quest VR headsets. This easy to use platform allows companies to develop an interactive 3D environment that acts as a tool to facilitate sales and collaboration in the digital space.

Videos, PDF’s and PowerPoints combined with interactive 3D models, and immersive virtual reality walkthroughs set the sales foundation of your virtual showroom. Meeting rooms and conference centres facilitate networking and engagement, whereas analytics allows you to gain a better understanding of consumer’s interaction within your digital extension.

As the world moves towards a digital future, it has become imperative for companies to continuously innovate the ways in which they grow and maintain market share.

At the heart of bizAR Reality’s digital ecosystem are two primary components: people and technology. This fundamental balance facilitates the ability to seamlessly create a digital extension of your organisation.

For more information about our platform, feel free to visit our website https://www.bizarreality.co.za/.

About bizAR Reality

bizAR Reality is an award-winning augmented and virtual reality software development company. Over the past five years, our dynamic team has successfully designed, developed, and deployed numerous value-driven solutions for some of the world’s largest companies operating in a diverse range of industries.

As a pioneer of immersive technology, our knowledge, and experience in augmented and virtual reality solutions make us the ideal partner for any organisation looking to integrate immersive solutions into their digital transformation process.

Our solutions range from dynamic multi-user virtual reality training simulations to simple virtual reality factory tours. For more information about our products or our custom project development process, please contact us: hello@bizarreality.co.za.

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Have you tried: Travelling to South Africa?

Did you know this about Johannesburg? With the rich archaeological site known as the Cradle of Humankind on the outskirts of the city, it’s not surprising that 40% of the planet’s human ancestor fossils have been discovered in the Jo’burg area.

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The Randlord Mansions: History

The history of these mansions is also a story of urban warfare and preservation. In the 1960s and 70s, as Johannesburg expanded, many of the original Parktown estates were ruthlessly demolished to make way for the M1 Highway and the massive concrete campus of the Wits University Medical School. The “Parktown War” saw heritage activists fighting the bulldozers to save what remained of the city’s architectural soul. Today, several of the surviving mansions serve as corporate headquarters, schools, or museums, stripped of their private domesticity but preserved as monuments to a gilded age.

Interestingly, these mansions also played a secret role in the city’s political evolution. It was in the drawing rooms of Parktown that the “progressive” mining elite would meet to discuss the future of the country, often finding themselves at odds with the more conservative Boer government. Lady Florence Phillips, in particular, used her influence to found the Johannesburg Art Gallery, insisting that a world-class city needed world-class culture, not just gold bars. Today, walking the “Heritage Trail” through Parktown offers a haunting contrast; you stand in the quiet, manicured gardens of the victors, looking down at the pulsing, crowded city that their gold mines created. It is the ultimate “view from the top,” a reminder that the extreme wealth of Sandton today has its DNA rooted in the stone-and-timber palaces of the 1900s.