Virtual and Augmented Reality in Finance: State Visibility of Events and Risk

Maad, Soha; Garbaya, Samir; McCarthy, James B.; Beynon, Meurig; Bouakaz, Saïda; Nagarajan, Rajagopal

doi:10.5772/7135

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“…Virtual Reality enables the creation of virtual environments with features that represent a real situation. For viewers, visualization and interaction with virtual objects is closer to reality than previous abstract representations (Maad, S. et al, 2010).…”

Section: Second Field Of Investigation -Banking and Financementioning

confidence: 99%

Taxonomy of an Liot Device Based upon Production Functions

Hammerström¹,

Carsten²

2019

Eur. j. econ. bus. stud.

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In this essay, we develop a decision model for the economic impact of Industry 4.0 technologies/IIoT devices on established business processes by testing two hypotheses concerning a decision model based on production functions. New methods to aid in the design and modelling of production systems that are able to rapidly reconfigure and that are self-adaptive in response to disruption (both by humans and for automated systems) are required (Sanderson, Chaplin, - Ratchev, 2019).Mass customization, shorter product lifecycles, smaller production batches and higher production variability lead to the requirement for manufacturing systems to be rapidly reconfigurable and self-adaptive in response to disruption, We propose to recover and apply available and established techniques to evaluate and assess the rationale of technologies before they are implemented to improve the decision process. We consider the investment into IIoT devices from a microeconomic perspective as a long-run problem for companies and therefore consider those problems to be reviewed with adequate methodologies to build a consistent decision model. Investing into a factor (such as an IIoT device) is only economically reasonable as long as this factor produces a benefit, otherwise the investment infringes upon economic feasibility (Fandel 2005).

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Section: Second Field Of Investigation -Banking and Financementioning

confidence: 99%

Taxonomy of an Liot Device Based upon Production Functions

Hammerström¹,

Carsten²

2019

Eur. j. econ. bus. stud.

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“…En ce qui concerne le domaine spécifique des techniques de gestion, il n'y a pas eu, à notre connaissance, d'études autour de l'évaluation de l'impact de l'usage de la RA dans les techniques financières, particulièrement les techniques boursières. Les rares études qui ont approché cette question ont porté spécifiquement sur l'usage de la RA dans le trading en contexte professionnel et non pas éducatif (Maad et al, 2007) ou sur le potentiel de la RA dans la perception du risque financier (Maad et al, 2010).…”

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Micro-étude de l’impact de l’utilisation de la réalité augmentée sur la performance et les attitudes des apprenants dans le cadre d’un cours sur les techniques boursières

Elmeziane

Lecorre

2021

RITPU

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“…Another new technology which could be used in the financial sector is augmented reality (AR). "AR technology, a more expansive form of VR (virtual reality) is emerging as a cutting-edge technology that integrates images of virtual objects into the real world" (Maad et al, 2010). It could be used in payments, financing, investments, customer authentication and security, data visualization and analysis, virtual meetings etc.…”

Section: Financial Technologiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Analysis of Mobile Services in the Financial Sector / Mobiliųjų Paslaugų Analizė Finansų Sektoriuje

Zigmantavičiūtė

Šileikienė

2019

Science - Future of Lithuania

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Extensive research of mobile financial services has been conducted in digital finance, FinTech, blockchain and cryptocurrencies. These new technologies and products are changing the financial services industry. It is critically important to know how customers will accept these changes. This article aims to discuss the inclusion of Mobile services in the financial sector and how users are likely to adopt mobile financial applications (MFA). Empirical investigation was conducted into what a customer considers to be most important when using MFA and the correlation between level of income of the user and adoption of MFA in Lithuania and in Germany. The findings show that income influences the adoption of MFA in Lithuania, but has no effect in Germany. Also, the key factors of using MFA are: security, comfortability, fast performance and cost. In addition to analysing results, new recommendations are proposed to improve future mobile financial services.

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Virtual and Augmented Reality in Finance: State Visibility of Events and Risk

Cited by 5 publications

References 5 publications

Taxonomy of an Liot Device Based upon Production Functions

Taxonomy of an Liot Device Based upon Production Functions

Micro-étude de l’impact de l’utilisation de la réalité augmentée sur la performance et les attitudes des apprenants dans le cadre d’un cours sur les techniques boursières

Analysis of Mobile Services in the Financial Sector / Mobiliųjų Paslaugų Analizė Finansų Sektoriuje

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