Awkward get-to-know-you meetings are so web 2.0, and some of the Bay Area's top companies are now ditching these video conferences to conduct team-building exercises in a virtual hangout spot, replete with cornhole, a paintball room and some white boards to possibly get actual work done. Behind the scenes, one driver of this trend is San Francisco-based Remio, which just announced $4.5 million in seed funding Thursday to build up its VR team-building software for enterprises. The round was led by Khosla Ventures and included Version One Ventures. Read More...
Awkward get-to-know-you meetings are so web 2.0, and some of the Bay Area’s top companies are now ditching these video conferences to conduct team-building exercises in a virtual hangout spot, replete with cornhole, a paintball room and some white boards to possibly get actual work done. Behind the scenes, one driver of this trend is San Francisco-based Remio, which just announced $4.5 million in seed funding Thursday to build up its VR team-building software for enterprises. The round was led by Khosla Ventures and included Version One Ventures.
