Fairtheworld reportedly has released a three-dimensional virtual reality application called “Fair-N-Fair,” which depicts a world virtual expo that’s permanently posted on the Web, where companies can book stalls, display select aspects of their portfolio and constantly update products and offerings.
The company says its goal has always been to create and maintain an equal status, safe, friendly and secure environment for all enterprises by providing low-cost virtual infrastructural space. Each company will own its space digitally, in Fair’s vision, giving the impression it possesses a wealth of assets.
The good news is that Fair extends the same service to any company, without prejudice, and claims that potential customers and companies alike can access the virtual space and product catalogues from anywhere provided they have internet connectivity, which should not be a problem considering the explosion of wired broadband and Wi-B (News - Alert) services worldwide, as reported by TMCnet.
Fair’s 3D software has a provision that can bring stall visitors and the stall space staff in immediate contact. The company claims that by buying out space, companies do not have to invest heavily in real-time physical exhibition stores, and time consuming and exhausting business trips; it improves enterprise efficiency, cut down overall expenditure, promote and sustain profitability; do not go bankrupt, and, most importantly, protect jobs of each individual staff resource.
It has planned a six-phase release for the application. In phase one, it will make available eight industrial exhibition halls for water supply and drainage, building material, petroleum and petrifaction, engineering machinery, textiles and garment, tourism and sports, Information Technology and the automotive industry. At a later stage it will include financial, logistics, insurance, and venture investment industries.
The second phase will allow simultaneous multi party, multi interactions to compress possible business clinching lead time to a minimum. The application has a free online global recruitment feature that brings companies, recruiting agencies and prospective employees immediately together independent of time zones and geographic location of each party.
Fair-N-Fair is a 3D Software as a Service (SaaS (News - Alert)) that should be able to yield the same overhead and cost reductions that conventional SaaS achieves for companies, as reported by TMCnet.
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