Technology in Workspace

The emergence of virtual worlds like Second Life, coupled with the rise of remote work during the pandemic, has given rise to a wide range of new methods for experiencing and engaging with the world. This evolution is being driven by Gen Z, the first generation to grow up in a digitally native and globally connected environment, whose behaviors and attitudes are already shaping the development of the metaverse.  Additionally, forward-thinking startups and early-adopting companies are pioneering various compelling use cases within the metaverse, including immersive training, accelerated product design, and more. The term "Metaverse" gained widespread recognition when Facebook underwent a corporate rebranding and changed its name to Meta in October 2021 ( Tucci, 2023) . Along with the rebranding, Meta revealed its intentions to invest a minimum of $10 billion in the Metaverse concept during that year. Gather.Town is a web-conferencing software similar to Zoom, but with an addit

Due to the progress of blockchain technology, numerous businesses have begun exploring the possibility of creating their own exclusive blockchain platforms. One such group is Metaverse, which aims to provide a secure, scalable, and user-friendly blockchain platform. Metaverse places particular emphasis on developing digital assets and smart contracts. The Metaverse Digital Asset System allows users to construct and distribute their unique digital assets, which can range from stocks and bonds to loyalty points (2022). Smart contracts on the Metaverse blockchain are programs that can facilitate the automatic transfer of digital assets. The metaverse seeks to offer users immersive and personalized 3D experiences by utilizing various relevant technologies. However, ensuring the security of users' digital content and data within the metaverse is a significant concern. Blockchain emerges as a promising solution due to its unique attributes of decentralization, immutability, and transpare