Virtual reality systems for business
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Author
Publication
1995 - Quorum Books, Westport, Conn, Connecticut
Language
English
Word Count
70,500 words, Guess
Page Count
282 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL1272467M
- ISBN-100899309461
- OCLC Control Number32015931
- OCLC Control Numbervirtualrealitysy0000thie
- Library of Congress Control Number95003779
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- Goodreads3856331
Classifications
- DDC650/.0285/6
- LCCHD30.2122 .T48 1995
Description
The first book to explore virtual reality strictly for businesspeople, Virtual Reality Systems for Business provides essential information not only on theory and the scientific underpinnings of this new technology, but also on its methods, purposes, and day-to-day applications. Readers will learn how virtual reality applies to retailing, marketing, design, manufacturing, accounting, finance, training, human resource management, and other functions critical to the operations of any organization, public or private. They will learn the types of hardware and software currently available to develop the "virtual worlds" they need in their specific organizations, and how to procure them from vendors. Also covered are the methodologies by which computer professionals can develop their own virtual reality systems, and the relationship between virtual reality systems and computer databases and data communications. Explained too is the basic framework underlying business-oriented virtual reality systems and how these systems tie in with nonbusiness-oriented systems.
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