West Virginia factory is center stage in supply chain crisis, showing economy’s strains David J. Lynch PRICHARD, W.Va. Whenever the Sogefi plant here runs out of resin or computer chips or cardboard boxes or wooden pallets or really anything at all, it’s Randy Simpkins’s problem. And whenever one of Sogefi’s customers howls about a late shipment, that’s Simpkins’s problem, too. These days, Simpkins has plenty of problems. The 42-year-old logistics manager is smack in the middle of a global supply chain crisis that reaches from factories in Europe to giant cargo ships anchored off the Atlantic coast, all the way to this rural hamlet of fewer than 300 residents.
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Digital reality – business tips in VR and AR from Jeremy Dalton, author of ‘Reality Check’
Immersive media unlocks new benefits for businesses beyond the entertainment sector as well. This author shares innovation insights in this emerging field.
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A range of immersive media applications like augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) is already delivering solid benefits to organisations across industry sectors, from learning and operations to sales and design. They are well chronicled in the book
Reality Check: How Immersive Technologies can Transform your Business, by Jeremy Dalton (see my book review here).
From market research to impact analysis, the book covers five phases in implementing XR (extended reality):