It's possible. Just as skepticism about the Internet seems outdated now, the current doubts surrounding the metaverse may also fade over time. Insights from the TD SYNNEX Technology Ecosystem Benchmark Report indicate that only 14% of IT solution providers plan to offer AR/VR solutions in the next two years, despite predictions of an $800 billion revenue opportunity by 2024.

Extended reality is being reimagined in various enterprise applications, including training programs for medical professionals and customer service staff, as well as enhancing collaboration among remote workers. Businesses are exploring interactive virtual environments to support multi-dimensional collaboration and training, which can reshape how they operate in a post-pandemic world.

Extended reality has the potential to transform education by creating interactive environments that can transport students to historical events or provide virtual field trips. This technology can also enhance traditional learning experiences, such as virtual biology labs, making education more engaging and accessible for the next generation.