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Jeremy Schreiber

Enterprise Commercial Lead - Mesh Metaverse and Mixed Reality

Jeremy Schreiber is the Director of Microsoft Mesh (Metaverse) and Mixed Reality, serving as the Enterprise Commercial Lead for Microsoft's mesh product group.15 He has over 14 years of experience in designing hardware and software ecosystems, with a strong background in electrical engineering. Schreiber holds a BS and MEng in electrical engineering and graduated with honors (Cum Laude) in 3 1/2 years.5

Career Highlights

  • Currently leads Microsoft's efforts in the metaverse and mixed reality space.25
  • Played a key role in the XR @ Michigan 2022 Summit, where he delivered a keynote speech about Microsoft's belief and investment in extended reality technologies.1
  • Received the Microsoft EBC (Executive Briefing Center) Performance Excellence Award.5

Expertise and Vision

Schreiber is a strong advocate for the potential of extended reality technologies in various fields:

  • He believes that XR is "the next major evolution in computing".1
  • Emphasizes XR's ability to bring people together across time and space for collaboration.1
  • Actively involved in promoting and developing Microsoft's Mesh platform, which aims to create immersive mixed reality experiences.34

Jeremy Schreiber's work at Microsoft focuses on advancing the company's position in the rapidly evolving fields of metaverse and mixed reality technologies, contributing to both enterprise and commercial applications of these innovative platforms.

Highlights

Jan 25 · linkedin

Today marks an historic and momentous occasion for the field of #XR and the #metaverse. Microsoft released to general availability Microsoft Mesh, an enterprise-focused immersive experience platform that’s built upon M365/Microsoft Teams, one of the most trusted enterprise platforms in the world. For the first time in our field, the powers of gaming technology are being applied to our workplaces in a safe, trusted, and compliant manner, that will forever change the way we connect and collaborate with friends and colleagues no matter where they are physically located.

This is not the Capital M metaverse that was hyped up for the last few years, nor is it a magical place that people can escape to. Instead it is a set of immersive tools and experiences that allow us to view, interact with, and connect with people and data. What is seen and done in these immersive experiences is entirely up to what a company chooses to implement. It can be used to create a digital twin of an office, a marketing team’s brand board brought to life, a winter wonderland for a Christmas party, a control room to visualize and triage complex supply chain disruptions, or simply a place to sit with friends and colleagues around a fire to take a pause in the day and catch up on life.  The key is, it’s not a place nor a defined experience - it’s a tool set to let people interact better and more naturally.

This is the beginning of a long journey, and we now have a blank canvas to paint on. I can’t wait to see how we use these tools, coupled with other technologies like #AI #VolumetricCapture #3dDataVisualization, and more in the coming years to change the way we work for the better.

Thoughts and Opinions are my own.

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Kirkland, Washington, United States