
Successfully implementing business agility requires a high level of complexity and collaboration between all stakeholders. The COVID pandemic is changing the way we collaborate as meetings shift from face-to-face to virtual. This increases employee flexibility, but at the same time hinders efficient deep collaboration, decreases relationship closeness and social presence.
Metaverse collaboration platforms enable new levels of efficiency, transparency and collaboration in agile work environments. Customized virtual spaces enable efficient agile meetings supported by integrated tools like JIRA. Collaborating in a virtual campus - literally side by side - greatly increases transparency and allows us to overcome the physical constraints of the real world.
Especially in agile environments, where interaction and collaboration are crucial, the metaverse provides the perfect platform for redefining agile ways of working.
Our metaverse agile collaboration spaces are a scalable showcase for Metaverse-Enabled Agility (MEA). The agile work campus is designed to facilitate collaboration and promote agile ways of working while leveraging advantages of the metaverse. It can be accessed via Mixed Reality headsets, which are the most immersive way, as well as more traditional options such as web browsers. To meet the specific needs of scaled agile ways of working with a focus on the Scaled Agile Framework® (SAFe®), we have customized the following areas.
Teams productively operating in metaverse-enabled agile spaces report:
The central marketplace is the starting point through which all participants access the metaverse collaboration platform to enter all other rooms. In addition, this space is used as central marketplace for information and team successes stories as well as central main stage for System Demos.
Unlocking new ways of agile value creation and deep collaboration.
“Agile frameworks and their implementations are limited by the tools available. Using the Metaverse enables deeper collaboration and unlocks higher levels of productivity.”