In regard to marketing over the next 12 months, do you think AR or VR will have a bigger impact on success?

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VR11%

Neither18%

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Communications Manager in Finance (non-banking)a year ago

AR and VR are on the market for a while now. So, my best guess is that it will not disrupt. And if useful, you already use it, unless suffering budget restrains. 

CMO, CSO2 years ago

AR has a lot more practical use than VR in the short term, but neither is quite ready for end-user adoption yet and likely not in the next 12 months. How nice will it be when you get step-by-step instructions on how to fix something by hovering over it with your phone? A lot of possibilities for AR development making big strides in the next 3 to 5 years.

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no title2 years ago

Interesting addition! I hadn't thought of all the ways that AR can be applied to help day by day. I wonder who will end up creating that sort of content. Perhaps we will have an entirely new wave of content creators who specialize in AR/VR content the way we currently have folks who specialize in other kinds of content. 

no title2 years ago

Good point. AR has more practical use cases and can see that having a better adoption means than VR. However, I wonder if there is a generation play here, where younger generations will be more drawn to VR, with the notion of escapism. The next 12 months are still too early but this will become a medium to focus on soon. 

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