Communication technologies have long been present in various formats such as emails, phone calls, voice calls or even tele-conferencing. However, none of these have been able to replace the intangible benefits of face-to-face communication. That is where the concept of Virtual Reality can come in to bridge the gap. People have been grappling with ideations and best ways to incubate business innovation. The usual approach is to assemble a bunch of talented people at one place with the idea that eventually something new will develop. While people obviously need to come together to collaborate, virtual reality might enable boundaries to be blurred and allow professionals from across London, Boston, Shanghai or San Francisco to work together.