VR is a promising and powerful technology for data analysis training, but it requires careful planning, implementation, and evaluation. To overcome the challenges of using VR for data analysis training, you should consider budgeting, accessibility, and evaluation. Budgeting can be done by using existing platforms, tools, and content that suit your needs and goals, as well as leveraging partnerships, grants, and sponsorships to fund your VR projects. You should also communicate the value and benefits of your VR training to your stakeholders and decision-makers. Accessibility can be improved by using web-based, mobile, or standalone VR solutions that do not require high-end devices or connections. Additionally, you should design your VR training to be accessible, adaptable, and user-friendly for different learners, devices, and contexts. Lastly, evaluation should be done by using data-driven and evidence-based methods such as analytics, surveys, interviews or tests to collect and analyze data from the VR sessions. Furthermore, frameworks, models or standards can be used to guide and benchmark your VR training.