The white paper on using extended reality (XR) in workforce development explores how augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) enhance employee training. XR provides immersive, interactive learning experiences, improving engagement, retention, and productivity. Key benefits include reduced training time, safer hands-on practice, and cost savings. XR is widely used in industries like healthcare, manufacturing, and remote collaboration. Challenges include privacy concerns, high costs, and health risks. Despite these, XR adoption is growing as companies seek innovative ways to reskill and upskill employees, making training more effective and accessible.

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