No. Trying VR meetings does not mean abandoning the tools your team already uses. A business can keep video calls for everyday contact and use a virtual room for selected discussions. The practical question is which format helps people complete a particular task.
Keep the useful routines
A short update, a supplier call or a conversation with someone using a phone may be easiest on Teams or Zoom. Familiar access matters, especially when guests need to join quickly. There is little value in adding headset setup to an appointment that already works well.
Choose a specific reason to try VR
A project review or a discussion around shared presentation material may be worth testing in a virtual room. Agree what improvement you are looking for: clearer understanding, useful contributions or a more comfortable conversation. Avoid treating novelty as evidence of better collaboration.
Compare the whole experience
VR requires suitable equipment and preparation. Video calls have their own limitations, including a restricted view of other people and distractions on the screen. Ask participants about both the task and the effort required to join.
Keep the choices separate
OowOah VR Meeting Rooms provide another meeting option. Do not assume that keeping Teams or Zoom means the services connect directly: any integration must be checked separately. You can choose a different tool for a different appointment without replacing your entire workflow.