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To run with this, I assume your potential customers aren't looking explicitly for "VR training". They're probably looking for "training that takes less time and
by samcodes 7y ago
To run with this, I assume your potential customers aren't looking explicitly for "VR training". They're probably looking for "training that takes less time and/or increases $success_metric" - can you take this angle? Do you have data that show something like "patients treated by EMS workers trained with $our_product have $improved_success_metrics"?
Or maybe it takes less time? Something like "Spend less time on training. Our VE training takes 50% of the time as traditional training while improving $test_outcome"?
- Blakestr 7y agoI do have some benchmarks that are common sense in terms of tracking performance. It's challenging to link it directly to success metrics although that's a long term goal. The time is another one to push in terms of advertising - You can setup a virtual scene instantly and clean it up just as fast. I'll have to make sure my application has those benchmarks highlight appropriately. Thank you for your comment!