Building a board deck or a campaign pitch in PowerPoint, with Claude doing the heavy lifting, is now a thing. Hand it the brief, get back a structured deck with speaker notes, then refine slide by slide. I wrote the marketer workflow with prompt examples for each slide type: https://lnkd.in/gGPbS92J

PowerPoint Live adds the ability to reload updated presentations during meetings [MC1324281] - Message ID: MC1324281 [What and Why:] PowerPoint Live presenters will soon be able to refresh their presentation during a live meeting to load the latest version of the deck without restarting the presentation. This improvement helps presenters stay aligned with… https://lnkd.in/e4TRavjF

Static PowerPoint slides. Switching between systems mid-meeting. Sending a PDF and hoping for the best. This is still how most financial advisors present to clients today. Rene Affolter, Deputy CEO at GateB, explains how Pitcher uses a fundamentally different approach. Not a better way to make slides, but a modern, interactive presentation experience that keeps advisors and clients in one place, and in one conversation. Here's a closer look: https://lnkd.in/dwetd_wY #financialservices #finserv

Most decks look “off for one reason. Because they are. Discover PowerPoint’s alignment tools: Center, distribute, and nudge. Once you know where they live, everything tightens up. ➡️ Save this for your next deck. Which alignment button do you use the least? Let us know how we can help with more of our expertise! https://lnkd.in/gzcyqxfn #powerpointtips #executivepresentation #slidedesign #presentationdesign #powerpoint

One more step toward making data analysis truly practical for business users with PowerDataChat. From spreadsheet to full analysis, and now to PowerPoint - without starting from scratch. Ask questions --> get insights --> export the result as a ready-to-use presentation! PowerDataChat.com

PowerPoint and Presenting News: May 5, 2026 https://lnkd.in/g_KFNGBp In this issue, we explore how smart reuse and streamlined workflows can transform the way presentations are created and managed. We begin with practical techniques for reusing slides in PowerPoint, including drag-and-drop methods that make it easier to build new decks from proven content while maintaining consistency across presentations. We then turn to a conversation with Mike Power about NXPowerLite 11, where smarter optimization tools help reduce file bloat and keep presentations efficient and shareable. Together, these ideas highlight a simple truth: great presentations don’t always start from scratch. Sometimes the smartest approach is refining, reusing, and optimizing what already works exceptionally well. PowerPoint news featuring slide‑reuse tutorials, NXPowerLite 11 insights, conference recordings, and curated presentation templates. Mike Power Neuxpower #MikePower #NXPowerLite #ReuseSlides #PowerPoint #Ezine #Indezine #News #Office365 #MacOffice #Tutorials #Geetesh #Presentations #Newsletter #Mailer

Microsoft 365 Copilot in Office is getting some upgrades… Word with Copilot now lets us create documents without breaking your templates. PowerPoint with Copilot now changes a boring text heavy slide into something much more visual. Excel with Copilot fills in questionnaires from your internal policies. There’s much more too, and I’ve covered this all in my latest tutorial showing what’s possible today and what’s coming soon! 😁 https://lnkd.in/e6RGhSHR #Your365Coach #Microsoft365Copilot #Copilot #Word #Excel #PowerPoint

Your powerpoint decks looks healthy. Until it doesn't. After reviewing 1,000+ enterprise presentations, we’ve identified the essential slides every team should have ready to go. Now, all of them are available directly within PowerPoint through the think-cell Library. Want to try this live? Comment “slide” below and give it a try. #PowerPoint #Productivity #PresentationDesign #template

Most people still build PowerPoint decks slide by slide. There is a faster way: paste plain text and AI lays it into a designed PowerPoint deck. This single workflow change can save hours on every deck without sacrificing design quality. #PowerPoint #AITools #Productivity

The cleanest decks I've seen all had one thing set up before anything else. Guides. Proper margins. Done in five minutes at the start, before a single element touches the slide. That's it. That's the difference between a deck that looks intentional and one where something always feels slightly off no matter how many times you adjust it. Most people never set this up. They eyeball it, nudge things around, and still can't figure out why the spacing looks inconsistent. Our team of experts put together a blog on exactly how to do this in PowerPoint. The right way, not a workaround. Link in the comments. Set it up once and every deck you build after this will be cleaner for it. #presentations #PowerPoint