Collaborative Work Enabled by Immersive Environments
Chapitre d'ouvrage scientifique
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MAYER, Anjela 
JEAN-RÉMY, CHARDONNETHÄFNER, Polina OVTCHAROVA, JivkaAbstract
Digital transformation facilitates new methods for remote collaboration while shaping a new understanding of working together. In this chapter, we consider global collaboration in the context of digital transformation, discuss the role of Collaborative Virtual Environments (CVEs) within the transformation process, present an overview of the state of CVEs and go into more detail on significant challenges in CVEs by providing recent approaches from research.
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