The Power of Mixed Reality to Support the Future of Work
According to Gartner, more than two-thirds of CFOs (74%) plan to permanently shift a percentage of their employees to permanent remote work even after the COVID-19 crisis ends. This trend is largely attributed to greater productivity and lower operating costs associated with a remote or hybrid workforce.
But supporting productivity, collaboration and even training in this new era of work comes with new challenges which aren’t always easily solved through traditional technology platforms. As organizations learn to adapt to these new realities, Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) solutions provide a valuable and engaging alternative — giving employees new levels of access to work environments, customers and one another.
Airbus drives innovation and accelerates production with Azure mixed reality and HoloLens 2
Airbus — a pioneer in aerospace technology and leading designer and manufacturer of commercial and military aircraft, satellites, and launch vehicles—has made a commitment to transform traditional industrial processes through use of mixed reality. The company has partnered with Microsoft to use Azure mixed reality and HoloLens 2 as a way to accelerate the design and manufacture of aircraft, while increasing safety and functionality and ensuring professional development opportunities for employees.
How Mercedes-Benz transforms technician support
with Dynamics 365 Remote Assist and HoloLens 2
A global icon in the automotive industry, Mercedes-Benz is committed to delivering the ultimate customer experience. Not only in the design and production of superior vehicles, but in industry-leading service. To help achieve this goal, Mercedes-Benz chose Dynamics 365 Remote Assist technologies and HoloLens 2 to improve service technician efficiency, reduce time to problem resolution, and reduce the cost and environmental impact of service-related travel.
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