Showing posts with label powerpoint. Show all posts
Showing posts with label powerpoint. Show all posts

Monday, December 9, 2013

You can load PowerPoint files with nsquared thoughts


PowerPoint files are everywhere in the workplace. PowerPoint is used to describe the financial position of a company, the sales pitch for a product, the concept for a new project, and countless other scenarios. With nsquared thoughts you can load those PowerPoint slide decks directly onto your digital table and annotate them as a group. Here some examples of how people are using nsquared thoughts and PowerPoint files:
  1. A sales team discusses how to improve existing presentations around their touch table.
  2. A sales person presents ideas to clients, the clients get involved with directly annotating the slides themselves
  3. A project team incorporates slides from a PowerPoint deck into a conversation involving other sketches on their digital table.
  4. A management team uses slides from their company vision PowerPoint deck to determine the validity of new project proposals.
  5. A financial team uses PowerPoint slides to discuss the quarterly results of their company subsidiaries at their digital table.
  6. An investment team discusses the different pitches they have heard each week and display the PowerPoint slides from each pitch on their table.





Sunday, August 28, 2011

nsquared slyda updated!


Last week we updated nsquared slyda for Microsoft Kinect.
We have had an overwhelming number of downloads and the feedback has been awesome. As expected in the early stages of a product we have found a few issues with the different hardware environments you have. We hope we have now addressed those but would love to hear your feedback.

If you like nsquared slyda, why not check out nsquared spydar.

Monday, July 4, 2011

nsquared slyda


We've just created nsquared slyda, an application that allows you to flick through Microsoft PowerPoint slides using hand gestures with Kinect.
All you need is a PC, Microsoft PowerPoint and a Kinect device to try it, and best of all - it's free!

Try it now...