XR is increasingly being integrated into Information Systems (IS) to enhance user interactions, improve data visualizations, and facilitate immersive experiences. Here are several ways XR is used in IS:

1. Data Visualization: 

   Immersive Data Analytics: VR can create 3D environments for data analytics, allowing users to explore complex datasets spatially. This immersive experience can help identify patterns and insights that might not be apparent in traditional 2D graphs.

   Augmented Dashboards: AR can overlay data visualizations onto physical objects or environments, providing contextual information in real-time. This is particularly useful in industries like manufacturing and logistics, where real-time data on machine performance or inventory levels can be visualized directly on the shop floor.

2. Enhanced User Interfaces:

   Intuitive Navigation: XR can create more intuitive and immersive user interfaces for interacting with information systems. For example, a VR interface for a database management system can allow users to "walk through" a database, making it easier to understand relationships and hierarchies.

   AR User Assistance: AR can provide real-time assistance and information to users as they interact with complex systems, enhancing usability and reducing the learning curve.

By integrating XR into information systems, organizations can enhance user experience, improve operational efficiency, and enable more effective training and collaboration.