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Posted October 16. 2017 10:57AM

Fidelity is testing virtual reality technology to train its customer service representatives

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The Fidelity prototype, which was built on the Google VR headset, simulates a scenario in which the customer representative is at a desk in the company’s call center in New Hampshire. The representative is prompted to handle a call from a distressed client who needs to withdraw money from her account.


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