A supplier can use Quantum Leap to show a live first-person view of real equipment inside an OowOah VR Meeting Room. That gives the customer a way to ask about what is being shown while the supplier explains it. Plan the session around the customer's actual question.
What could the supplier demonstrate?
A discussion might concern where an item is located, how a visible component relates to the rest of a product or what a particular label identifies. Prepare the approved product information and agree which areas will be shown. Keep any operating demonstration within the supplier's appropriate procedures.
How is this different from presenting slides?
Slides provide a prepared explanation, while a live view can respond to a question about the actual item being shown. Both may be useful during the same discussion. OowOah supports PowerPoint presentations and one RTMP feed at a time. The supplier should test the chosen arrangement before the customer meeting.
What should the customer take away?
Finish with a clear explanation of the feature, the documents that support it and any questions still unresolved. A live demonstration should not be used to imply unverified performance or compatibility. If a technical decision needs additional evidence, identify who will provide it and when the customer will receive it.
Where can I find out more?
How OowOah VR Meeting Rooms work. Visit explore quantum leap for the relevant service information.