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• المحتوى بالإنجليزية With venture capital funding of metaverse-related startups doubling to over $10 billion this year, there's no better time to talk about how virtual and augmented reality technologies will impact the accounting profession. And more specifically, how it’s going to ultimately differentiate firm value.
  
  At GrowthLab, we believe that accounting firms that figure this out today are the ones that are going to be around in 10 years … and here's why: Think of the first time you heard of Netscape and the Internet (Version 1.0). And look where we have come in the last 25 years. Now accelerate that tenfold. The Metaverse is real, and overall awareness is growing. Metaverse 1.0 isn’t the answer, but hardware will become less obvious and the software and communication bandwidth will improve before you know it. And as a firm owner, you will have to contend with it.
  
  Our goal is to help firm owners and managers be intentional about how you manage through change and market forces. Developing a metaverse strategy for many firms is 10-plus years away, but for those that are intentional and think of the impact to customers, service delivery, employees, and production, you are setting yourself up for long-term success by beginning your adoption curve sooner rather than later.
  
  Here are GrowthLab’s top five ways that virtual reality will change the accounting profession:
  
  1. Engaging with clients: Physical presences meets VR
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  Building relationships with clients has always been an important part of business strategy and arguably may be even more important following the COVID-19 pandemic. When meeting in person with potential clients is not possible, virtual reality creates a personal environment ideal for connection.