What is the metaverse?

Management Dictionary
Digital Transformation, Human Resources Management

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The metaverse is a computer-generated 3D virtual space where users can connect and interact. The term “metaverse” carries multiple meanings. For some, it is a user-defined virtual space — a digital reflection of everyday life, or even a digital twin of the physical world. For others, it is an interconnected and limitless virtual world that offers users an extension of their physical identities. The metaverse reflects a trend in which it becomes increasingly difficult to distinguish our real lives from our digital ones, and where it is becoming harder to live without technology — whether it be our smartphones or even social media.

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https://www.wundermanthompson.com/fr/insight/new-trend-report-into-the-metaverse

Mots clés

3D environment, avatar, digital twin, Metaverse, virtual ownership, Virtual Reality, virtual world

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CASTELLANO Sylvaine
Director of Research
EM Normandie

KHELLADI Insaf
Researcher
EMLV

LEJEALLE Catherine
Enseignant-Chercheur - Groupe ISC Paris

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