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Presentation management introduces a new, fundamental component to shared enterprise content. Slides are no longer isolated ducks in a row to be viewed once and then never again. They form a recorded history with their past and relationships with inheriting slides. A graph can be imagined in terms of a map. There are points of […]
The study of public speaking began in Greece well over two millennia ago. Discussions and debates in political assemblies, courts, and marketplaces demanded refined strategy for compelling larger audiences. To persuade people, early philosophers determined a combination of three core elements was necessary: credibility, logic, and emotional appeal. Today, presentations are an ubiquitous and anticipated […]
Years of digital assets have built up with hundreds of hands playing a part in the disarray that is your business’s content library. Except it isn’t much of a library if you can’t find what you’re looking for. You know it needs to be organized and it’s just not a task your team has the […]
Today, content deadlines are met virtually — handing off an important sales presentation, marketing agenda, or state of the industry report doesn’t require a printer and physical access to a desk or mailbox. Have it on my desk by 9 AM! – No one in recent history. Despite the modern marvel of content management technology, […]
Presentation management shines most during the presentation development process where teams save thousands of hours per year because their content is at their fingertips. It’s not just the individual slides which are viewable and ready to be used; it’s the content within the slides and relevant metadata as well. Presentation management creates the difference between […]
Most users interact with Shufflrr through their organization’s portal. The web portal is an implementation of the extensive Shufflrr application programming interface (API), which all customers can access and leverage. It’s possible for an ambitious team to create an entirely new Shufflrr front-end without sacrificing any functionality—the API is exhaustive of all features. Most organizations, […]
Disclaimer: The factual accuracy of this article is highly debatable. Today, we’ll be exploring the ancient historical archives of important videoconferencing poetry. To begin, you may be familiar with this eloquent piece by none other than John George Nicolay. Boom boom boom,Rendezvous in my Zoom.Let us spend sixty minutes with a hard stop at noon. […]
Working in sales is stressful and difficult, yet rewarding and very valuable. The skills one learns as a salesperson are applicable in any vertical and contribute to the wonderful phenomena of making money. Making money often requires a multi-step process with back-and-forth communication, introduction of new parties, and other tedious bureaucratic obstacles (read: problems). Ideally, […]
If you’re a salesperson, you may agree the greatest difficulty for sales is a lack of control. It’s not a problem specific to one business or even one vertical. It affects all sales teams in all industries and the biggest players in any field suffer from it as well. The Issues Validating Necessity It’s not […]
The post-COVID era is more remote — meetings both internal and external are being held on videoconferencing platforms which allow audio and video transmission to an audience of viewers. Some platforms allow for screensharing or presenting (like Present Live), but there are some items we should be more cognizant of prior to making our webcam […]