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Missing a official Mesh Roadmap
Mesh is now launched and available. The solution has attracted a lot of attention and of course has the potential to be a game changer for collaborative mixed reality solutions in companies 🙂 What I and our customers are currently missing is a communicated roadmap, such as the one that exists for M365 solutions. Everything here is still very mysterious and nebulous as to the direction it will take. Everyone in the know is of course delighted that Microsoft has taken on the topic of mixed reality. But even those in the know know that there are still many unresolved issues. This wouldn't be so dramatic if the next improvements were to be provided via an official roadmap. Then you can prepare yourself and your customers. Is there already a published but well-hidden roadmap?401Views1like1CommentImportant features in sight?
We are already trying out a lot in Mesh and the integration in Unitity can be described as successful so far. However, in order to be able to conduct interactive workshops, 3 important functions would be very useful and are practically available in all virtual collaboration solutions. 1. providing sticky notes (post it) during the session. 2. 3D pens for writing on the notes and drawing in the room. 3. it would be great if 3D assets could be saved in the library and thus be made available by default for the design of a session. Is there any information on this?384Views0likes1CommentI'm a little confused!
In fact, I have now heard different statements from 3 experts on the subject of "inviting guests outside the tenant". I'm currently more concerned with how best to let potential customers experience how immersive working works during live demos. If anyone here has a good tip on how to technically involve potential customers in a sales presentation, thank you in advance. I mean participating and not following my stream. All 3 experts have been part of the private preview of Mesh. But these statements are very relevant. Some clarification would be great. First opinion (this is also the one that I represent and have been able to ascertain so far) It is currently not possible to invite external guests outside the tenant. Microsoft is aware of the problem and will resolve it at a later date. There are comparable examples such as MS-Whiteboard or MS-Loops, where this does not yet work either. Second opinion (inviting guests via a workaround) Apparently there is a workaround that allows you to invite guests to Mesh. But how was not mentioned. I can only imagine that it works via real accounts in the tenant, which are then declared as a guest, but a member of the Azure Directory. Okay, that would be plausible. Can such an account be used by several people at the same time in a presentation? That would surprise me a little. Third opinion (that would really surprise me now) In fact, a well-known expert claimed at an event that it would be no problem to invite external guests to Mesh (outside the tenant). We then asked: "Great, why don't you invite us in then?" The answer: "Unfortunately, that's not possible now due to the short time available!" I actually have my doubts about this opinion, although I would of course be delighted if it were possible. But since the statement was made by an expert (MVP), the answer made me extremely insecure and motivated me to write this post. So what is the current status? At the moment, I still assume that it is not possible to invite guests outside the organisation. I would be very grateful for clarification as to why these differing views exist, and I'm probably not the only one who would appreciate it. This statement has a decisive influence on the possible use cases that can be addressed with Mesh as it stands today.802Views0likes2CommentsPermanent worlds that can be entered without an event?
It is already fun to deal with MS-Mesh. The adjustments with Unity also work quite well, my colleagues say. As a business consultant, I only ever see the results :-). What I would find great is the following feature, which should actually be easy to realise. In my opinion, I'm not a developer :-). The fact that Mesh always has to do with events is okay for now. But there are also things for which I don't need an event. I just want to use a virtual world spontaneously. Example: I want to see who is in the virtual coffee kitchen, because I want to exchange ideas with my colleagues, just like in real life. I have time right now and I want to go to our digital showroom based on mesh to find out about our products. If there happens to be someone there as well, so much the better. Spontaneous exchanges with colleagues I would never have invited because I don't know them or we have nothing to do with each other in the working world are not possible. Is that right? What I would like to see in the Mesh Portal is a section of rooms that exist permanently and that I can enter spontaneously without them being assigned to an event. Have I overlooked this or does it already exist? Or is that hidden behind worlds, which are still empty in the demo tenant :-).902Views1like10CommentsMesh public preview does not appear in Teams?
Hi all, I have all the licences you need for the Public Preview. In Teams Administrator, the settings are set so that I can get previews. I also see the app "Mesh Immesive Spaces" version 1.0.21., but I cannot add it. Neither in Classic Teams nor in New Teams. Currently my tenant is in Western Europe. Is it just not rolled out to us yet, or what else could it be?2.6KViews1like15Comments
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