Vision Pro is a good fit for the enterprise – Computerworld

“An architecture firm uses Vision Pro devices with their design team. Their designers use Vision Pro to create and review 3D architectural models using spatial computing capabilities,” he told me. When deployed, the hardware is securely configured with specialized CAD applications and secure access to project files using Kandji.

“We are also seeing it used as a platform for enterprises to create an integrated package with their proprietary software to be used by customers,” he said. “One company, for example, is drastically lowering the cost of training pilots by allowing aspiring pilots to train using their simulation software customized for Apple Vision Pro as they transition from ground school to full, “zero-hour” flight simulators. This reduces the time that students need to spend using the much-more-expensive flight simulator.”

Success where it matters

Richards rebuts the notion that because it isn’t selling in iPhone-like quantities, Vision Pro has failed. “The enterprise adoption data tells a different story,” he said. “Over 50% of Fortune 100 companies are already incorporating Vision Pro into their operations, and 67% of IT professionals see Vision Pro’s future as a business productivity solution. IDC projects the AR/VR headset market to reach 22.9 million units by 2028. These early indicators suggest we’re at the beginning of a transformation in enterprise computing.”