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Well I would say it depends what you use presentations for.... -) I am describing here my experience since I work in a fast-pacedpany in which frequently we do presentations abroad to CEO CMO to discuss sales pitch project status updatesbusiness case analysis strategy etc. etc. italic n horizontal-rule n What is your goal? nIf you need to write presentations with confidential informationpany strategies portolios I would avoid for the moment the Google Microsoft products though they are very good. Keynote is a good alternative. I am a bit thoughtful on the current existing scenario... nThe problem that I found with all these software is that most of them are still organised and very close to the desktop version (though big improvements have been made by Microsoft and keynote)...for example I have Keynote on my iPad a beautiful application lots of templates (that I cannot really use for my work though... ;-( ) lots of features but when ites to work on train on a plane etc. there is no way you can build a real professional the paragraphs are not 1% aligned it is difficult to manage with fingersplex slides etc.n Have you ever tried to setup header and footer on a slide on the iPad??? italic nIf you use the above apps you always need to rely on a desktop version to create the very final version in which you fixed all the small details... Confidentially is important nAll these apps also have the cloud storage so though it is a good thing for seamless work sometimes might raise some issues especially dealing withpanies confidentiality. My management expressively prohibited the use any of those (particularly Google) for strategy and new products slides and cloud storage has to be disabled in all of them. Is the world ready for awesome presentations? nAt the moment there is not much new on the market Prezi is also a nice alternative but still with lots of IFs (e.g. if my boss agrees to have such kind of presentation if I should use the login etc.). I could never go to a management meeting presenting tons of animations slides need tone clean printable and easy to go through even without a lots of my presentations are actually done on paper printed slides in one-to-one meetings... What I decided to use instead nFew months ago I did some research on the Apple Store and on blogs and I came through a promising new application called JUST Perfect . The app is produced by apany called and at the moment is the app I use to produce presentations on the iPad. The difference is that this app has pre-built templates auto formatting and very few but important features so to write an executive slide for my management is basically 5 steps (one per each slide -) ). All the items on the page are perfectly aligned and they don't move (if I don't need them to move) so I just enter the and publish it. I can change instantly the font formatting in all my pages with one button and I can create a browsable HTML version of my presentation with my notes on the just love it! italic I customised the templates with mypany colours logos just once and all the future presentations will share the same formatting.n n The templates in the app are not the usual one... italic nThere are pre-built pages for project management for status updates milestones portfolios roadmaps... nI find very easy to use because those are the formats we use in ourpany. The kind of slides my management would expect.n It is clear the app has been built thinking about the tablet and business-as-usual kind of meeting italic In addition once you own the app all the features are available and there is no requirement for registration upgrades cloud storage etc. etc. Security for me is the keys. Just Perfect has an export functionality to send an email with encrypted projects or PDFs attached. So no cloud no remote unknown storage everything is done using the old fashion e-mail using one of the most secure encryption algorithms... I am so used to play with this app that when I am at the airport or at the hotel using public connections if the content is confidential I send emails to my colleagues through this app using encryption attaching slides even with simple page . From the point of view of the user interface this app is not yet close to Keynote or Microsoft products but it is stable and it does the job pretty neatly so this would be my short answer to your question -p . italic I hope this gives you some material to work with... -)

Slideshare is awesome and what is more awesome is that you can download most of the slides! Download the slides if the author has enabled downloading But some of the authors won allow download option. So what do you do? Leave ament in below the presentation with 3 things to get the presentation(It has always worked for me) State why will be presentation be useful to you 1 If it is research based workshop search on the internet using some keyterms in the presentation. There are chances that the author would have posted the presentation somewhere else. Possible regions to look for Conference presented in 1 Slide title 1 I have almost always got the presentation.

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There are a number of obvious synergies between Microsoft products and technologies and the LinkedIn service just one of which is the overlap of Office users (esp. O365) and LinkedIn membership. n- Imagine Office online tools integrated within LinkedIn web site most notably Word but also Excel OneNote etc.n- Imagine LinkedIn's customer infoset integrated within Cortana Azure Graph or other knowledge tools. n- Imagine dynamically creating workgroups to share or coauthor documents with professional contacts via their LinkedIn profile n- Imagine document routing and workflow among various shareholders in a business chain or professional so can listen to Bill gates take on the acquisitionn

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