Traditional Enterprises Buy AR/VR for Financial Returns, Not the Technology
Sai Krishna · 1601 If All Content Becomes 3d With AR, VR, This CEO Will Be At The Center Of It · Dec 12, 2019 · at 8:33
Scapic founder Sai Krishna discusses closing enterprise deals with traditional corporate clients like automotive leasing companies.
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“And very quickly, we realized that the part of VR and AR resonates with the technology world, but right outside to some of the industries that we operate in, what perhaps makes more sense is the math and not the technology in itself, and the value can be derived from the technology.”
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