As far as my eyes can see: Generation Y consumers’ use of virtual reality glasses to determine tourist destinations

Maziriri, Eugine Tafadzwa; Mashapa, Matilda Modjadji; Nyagadza, Brighton; Mabuyana, Brian

doi:10.1080/23311975.2023.2246745

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“…As such, a sufficient level of discriminating validity was revealed by all the variables. These results have generally provided evidence of acceptable levels of reliability of the research scale (Chinomona & Chinomona, 2013;Maziriri, Mashapa, Nyagadza, & Mabuyana, 2023). Field (2013) states that discriminant validity refers to items measuring different concepts.…”

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confidence: 79%

“…Discriminant validity was evaluated using the Hetero-Trait-Monotrait Ratio (HTMT) criterion (Table 4), despite recommendations from previous studies (Henseler, Hubona, & Ray, 2016; Verkijika & De Wet, 2018) indicating that HTMT is more suitable to evaluate discriminant validity than Fornell–Larcker's commonly used criteria. When taking a more conservative position, discriminant validity is reached when the HTMT value is below 0.9 or 0.85 (Verkijika & De Wet, 2018; Neneh, 2019; Maziriri, Mashapa, et al. , 2023).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Key innovation abilities on capability and the performance of women entrepreneurs: the role of entrepreneurial education and proactive personality

Maziriri,

Nyagadza,

Chuchu

2023

BAJ

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PurposeThe purpose of the study was to ascertain the influence of innovation conviction, innovation mindset and innovation creed on the performance of women entrepreneurs in South African small and medium enterprises and their capacity for innovation. The study also examined how proactive personality and entrepreneurial education moderate the relationship between innovative capability and women entrepreneurs' performance.Design/methodology/approachThe study used a quantitative research design and administered a questionnaire to collect data from participants. Since there was no sampling frame available, purposive sampling, a non-probability sampling technique, was used to select suitable respondents who were identified as entrepreneurial women. Data were collected from 304 women entrepreneurs in the Gauteng province of South Africa. The data were analyzed using smart partial least squares.FindingsThe findings demonstrated that innovation conviction, innovation mindset and innovation creed have a positive impact on innovation capability. It was also discovered that innovation capability, proactive personality and entrepreneurial education all positively and significantly impact women entrepreneurs' performance. Furthermore, the results showed that entrepreneurial education and proactive personality had a positive and significant moderating effect on the nexus between innovation capability and the performance of women entrepreneurs.Originality/valueThis study will add to the body of knowledge on women's small business management and entrepreneurship in Africa, two topics that are typically ignored by academics in developing nations.

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Key innovation abilities on capability and the performance of women entrepreneurs: the role of entrepreneurial education and proactive personality

Maziriri,

Nyagadza,

Chuchu

2023

BAJ

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“…setting on static/dynamic occlusion culling, for example, can prevent the display of game objects obstructed by other game objects while setting on light-baking allows you to pre-calculate lighting effects during compile time. Setting game objects to static avoids activating several lifecycle procedures, and grouping objects together reduces the number of draw calls since many things may be drawn within a single draw call [24].…”

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Optimizing Immersion: Analyzing Graphics and Performance Considerations in Unity3D VR Development

Tytarenko

2023

AJRCoS

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Aims: Virtual reality (VR) is a new approach that gives users an immersive experience. VR applications frequently experience performance bottlenecks due to the high processing cost of displaying real-time animations multiple times (for both eyes) and the limited resources of wearable devices, performance optimization serves a significant part in VR application development. The goal of this paper is to investigate approaches and techniques available in Unity3D to improve the immersion of VR in virtual reality. This entails studying visuals and performance elements to design more fluid and engaging VR apps. Study Design: Quantitative analysis. Methodology: Systematic literature reviews, Consensus on the design space for VR-based education would greatly benefit future advances. To do this, we use a systematic mapping technique to the literature, extracting essential data from papers indexed in four academic online databases. Results: VR applications include extra aspects like graphics rendering and actual time animation, performance improvements for VR apps might differ significantly from those for standard software. Fully immersive virtual environments vary from standard virtual reality environments in that they can record entire body movements. This skill enables users to engage with other avatars, computer-controlled entities, and artifacts in the virtual world using their complete range of physical activities. VR performance optimization, in essence, relates to the methods, tactics, and procedures used to ensure that VR experiences function as smoothly as feasible. Conclusion: This optimization might be performed on different kinds of technology, particularly low-end devices, without sacrificing visual fidelity or immersive experience. VR is well-known for. It is critical to optimize visuals as well as performance in Unity3D VR apps to produce immersive and engaging experiences. Balancing great aesthetics with seamless performance necessitates a thorough grasp of Unity's features as well as a dedication to constant optimization.

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“…Older people living in compact communities with the lowest income levels generate the highest number of transit trips. It is important for planners and policymakers not only to create built environments that support the mobility needs of older people but also to avoid social inequalities [6]. What you see is what you get: Gen Y consumers use virtual reality glasses to determine travel destinations [7].…”

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A Study on the Performance of B&B Operations Is Conducted in Taiwan

Hsu,

Yao,

2024

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Taiwan's bed and breakfast (B&B) development has been more than 25 years ago, from the first generation of retirement to the B&B industry, serving tourists from all over the world accom-modation, providing breakfast and accommodation mode to the present, after the change of employees from the second generation, more and more attention is paid to the cultivation and cultivation of business ability. With the advent of the era of AI technology networking, the ca-pabilities required for B&B operation are more focused on all aspects of service, and the good marketing ability of B&B can promote a green chimney-free tourism economy, which is also a favorite industry of various governments and the public. This study explores the basic vocational competency indicators required for running a B&B, with (1)EQ emotion management skills, (2)Financial management ability, (3)(SK) technical skills, and (4)Marketing and promotion management capabilities. Through the study method, the K-S Z test was determined by the con-sensus conclusion of expert reliability and validity p value

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As far as my eyes can see: Generation Y consumers’ use of virtual reality glasses to determine tourist destinations

Cited by 4 publications

References 136 publications

Key innovation abilities on capability and the performance of women entrepreneurs: the role of entrepreneurial education and proactive personality

Key innovation abilities on capability and the performance of women entrepreneurs: the role of entrepreneurial education and proactive personality

Optimizing Immersion: Analyzing Graphics and Performance Considerations in Unity3D VR Development

A Study on the Performance of B&B Operations Is Conducted in Taiwan

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