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Smartsheet: Modern Online Project Management Tool For Business

If youโ€™re looking for a comprehensive online project management tool that can not only help you manage your projects but also to collaborate with your workforce, clients and other stakeholders, then Smartsheet is all you need. This online project management tool has a spreadsheet like interface, with a comprehensive set of options for managing your […]

How To Add Tabs For PowerPoint

One of the few things that can really improve the functionality of Microsoft PowerPoint is a tabbed interface. Unfortunately, this is not available by default. Tabs For PowerPoint is a third-party application that adds tabs to PowerPoint.

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PowerPoint Designer

5 PowerPoint Tips to Make Your Presentation Special

There are a number of things that you can do to make your presentation special. Adding a video, zooming into content, and using the Office 365 powered PowerPoint Designer feature can help you make the most out of your presentations. You can even turn your Android or iPhone device into a slideshow remote and laser […]

Animated Mental Health PowerPoint Template

According to a study published by Harvard Business Review, 75% of Millennials and Gen Zers left their job in the United States due to mental health issues. Various studies related to the topic in recent years have shown an alarming number of millennials suffering from mental health issues and it seems Gen Zers (the next […]

How To Add Music To Your PowerPoint Presentation

In today’s corporate world, it is becoming important that presentations have a huge impact on the audience’s mind. Using PowerPoint, you can add music to your presentations to give an added attraction to your listeners. This makes the presentation enjoyable for the audience and stops them from sleeping.

Animated Hiding Head in Sand PowerPoint Template

Burying or hiding your head in the sand is a famous idiom, often used to describe individual or collective ignorance regarding an impending danger. While the idiom originated from the myth that ostriches hide their heads in the sand, the idiom is all but true for many people. For example, many would say that many […]

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