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Ready Partner One: AR/VR Delivers Profits, Customer Benefits

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Augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR) technologies are poised for significant growth, and it’s not consumers driving it. There are plenty of business use cases in retail, construction, manufacturing, education and other verticals. But customers need help identifying business opportunities, finding the right technology providers and ensuring their broadband connections and networks are up to speed — all of which spells opportunities for partners.

Takeaways for Your Business

In this report you’ll learn:

• What comprises the growing AR/VR business opportunity, including specific use cases and industries
• How channel partners can build a road map to help their customers develop a viable strategy
• Where the ancillary profits are — think consulting, bandwidth and yes, hardware

About the Author

Kevin Casey writes about technology and business for a wide variety of publications and companies. He won an Azbee Award, given by the American Society of Business Publication Editors, for his InformationWeek.com story, “Are You Too Old for IT?” He’s a former community choice honoree in the Small Business Influencer Awards.

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Comcast Business, a unit of Comcast Cable, provides advanced communication solutions to help organizations of all sizes meet their business objectives. Through a next-generation network that is backed by 24/7 technical support, Comcast delivers Business Internet, Ethernet, TV and a full portfolio of Voice services for cost-effective, simplified communications management.