What does the future of the digital office look like? In this session, I explore the possibilities of virtual workspaces together with Christian from the VR platform Arthur. We move through various VR environments, from meeting rooms and workshop spaces to inspiring landscapes on the moon, and discuss what is already usable for businesses today and where the limitations are. The entire conversation took place in Virtual Reality, with VR headsets on our heads. Note: the original session was conducted in German.
One size fits all? Nothing of the sort! Participatory budgeting calls for a tailored solution, one that can constantly evolve and adapt to the given situation. In this article, we describe how we do it at Zühlke.
What happens when you skip the plane, the traffic and the Zoom fatigue and simply meet a colleague in a virtual office on another continent? In this conversation, I jump into VR to visit Michele at BCVR. Within a click I am standing next to him in Chicago, coffee in hand, looking over diagrams on the wall and exploring what it really means to work, train and collaborate in the Metaverse. This is not a demo of a gaming toy. It is a look at a serious business environment that, even in 2021, already feels remarkably close to the future of work.
DevOps is one of the most overloaded words in our industry. People use it to mean a tool, a team, a job description, even a vendor product. None of those are right. DevOps is the set of cultural and technical practices that improve the development (Dev) and operation (Ops) of software — together, across the entire life cycle.
