Microsoft Powerpoint Online

Mostly to create presentantions, but also can be used to generate technical specifications and other documents that requires some kind of visual aid or branding. Microsoft Powerpoint Online addresses the need of providing complete communication on any level, from operational to top management, also allowing external communication with suppliers, general public and partners.

Powerpoint online is used throughout our organization. We have Office365 in the plant, available to all employees. So we use it a lot in our presentations, especially in the current moment of pandemic, where 90% of our staff is under a Home Office system. Very important tool in management.

I use Microsoft PowerPoint on a daily basis as it is a powerful tool for presentations, visual drawings and has many other uses. It is very easy to use with some very intelligent features if you can spare sometime to learn using the product more effectively. MS PowerPoint is used by all Departments in our company as this tool comes standard with the MS Office / 365 package and the company has already designed a standard company template in MS PowerPoint for all to use. MS PowerPoint assists in presentations as it can be make presenting more understandable to the audience as well as interesting and fun at the same time. It can also be used to make quick drawings for documents due to its flexibility and ease of use.

Microsoft Powerpoint Online is being used across the whole organization. It is being used for internal meetings during presentations to capture and present data and insights. It is being used for presentations to teach existing and potential customers, and it is being used as an educational tool for our employee base when it comes to changes or new ideas.

We are an Ed-Tech Start-up. We provide courses on various topics like App development, website development (Frontend and Backend), Cloud, graphic designing, UI/UX and many more. Due to the pandemic everything has changed. The transition from offline classes to online classes has seen an increase in usage of video conference softwares, presentation tools both for the employees [internal team meetings] and for the students [Instructors need to make some presentation for the students]. Though many people still use Microsoft Powerpoint Desktop version, Microsoft did a great work by introducing the web version. It has its own set of pros and cons and off course you can't completely rule out or outstrip the Desktop version. The best part don't have to click on save button each and everyone time you make a change. Everything is saved automatically [it has cloud storage], but only when you have good network connection.

Microsoft Powerpoint Online is used by my whole organisation. People from Onshore also work on Microsoft Powerpoint Online and save it on OneDrive so that we all can access it from anywhere in the organisation.

We are using Microsoft Powerpoint Online in our organization in almost every department. This is the must tool to create effective presentations. To be very specific about the tool our final year students are using it for their project presentation which they have to submit in final and pre final semester, and faculties are using it for paper and research presentations. Overall we are using it on the daily basis. With online office you can create and maintain your presentation on cloud, so that you can access your presentation anywhere any time, and you can also work in a collaborative environment.

Microsoft Powerpoint Online is used by the whole company to make presentations. Earlier we only were using PowerPoint desktop app but now with the Online version having all the same functionality, people are using it too for making and delivering the presentations and also teams are collaborating on presentations online.

Primarily, our organization uses Microsoft PowerPoint online to develop collaborative presentations that require a good deal of input from a variety of people. As a company that operates from multiple geographic locations, using the online version allows us to plug in a wide range of people in a single presentation. Examples of the kinds of presentations we develop collaboratively are pitch presentations and quarterly or annual reporting presentations.

PowerPoint has been the go-to software for presentations for a long time. Now, with the online tool, we're able to share documents and modify documents in a blink of an eye. As a trainer myself, I use Powerpoint for approximately half the class (the other part is more practice with other tools). It's used by the entire Training team across the organization.

This tool is widely used by all departments in our organization for presentations, reports, and knowledge transfers to internal and external clients. The online version makes sharing and collaboration easy.

PowerPoint Online is used as part of the Office 360 suite of products. It's offered to all faculty and staff at a few of the colleges at which I teach. It helps us collaborate with each other, editing and contributing to our shared lectures together in real time. We can then, in turn, share view-only versions of the notes in our courses with our students.

PowerPoint Online was used as a way to work on presentations with other users and present the slide deck to clients or internal stakeholders without having to have a saved version locally. The biggest issue we ran into is that many users were on linux which does not have a native application version of office. The online version was the only way we could work with these users.