What do you have to consider when you want to transfer a corporate design to Microsoft Office? How do you ensure that all employees create brand-compliant presentations and documents?
Tag: PowerPoint
Branding projects – a holistic approach
Despite the large amount of internal and external communications conveyed via PowerPoint presentations, many brand managers do not focus on PowerPoint when establishing or relaunching a brand. It's not enough to install PowerPoint templates on all employees’ computers. Read more:
How do you create a good presentation master?
A good presentation framework reflects your corporate identity, is user-friendly, and offers relevant layout options. Find out how to optimize your company’s presentations with our PowerPoint master tips.
Presentations and productivity
Companies can save 40% of their time and resources when creating and editing presentations simply by using QuickSlide. And this figure can be further increased, because additional potential for efficiency can be generated by consolidating and regularly verifying QuickSlide use.
How many Microsoft Office add-ins does a company need?
A single company uses a variety of Microsoft Office add-ins, with some overlap between applications. We give you the lowdown on how to streamline your software, with savings potential for your licensing costs.
How corporate design changes impact on PowerPoint
A new corporate design has been created. The issue of PowerPoint and presentations is so important that it should be on your briefing list right from the start.
Free PowerPoint Maps
Featuring maps in your presentations? We’ve created a premium set of freely editable maps for you to use as you wish.
Glossary
Add-in, plug-in, PowerPoint templates, asset management and brand control... Our glossary brings clarity to Microsoft Office terms.
Orientation: Presenter view in PowerPoint
The more confident and relaxed you appear when presenting, the more likely your audience will want to listen. In this post, we focus on your security and orientation, as the person standing up front and speaking, and how the presenter view in PowerPoint helps you.