This is without a doubt one of the best presentations I’ve ever seen. It just so happens that it is about brand building. I highly recommend you check it out if you work. It really doesn’t matter what your role is, every job in a company contributes to the brand, so this can only help.

Oh, and by the way. Pay attention to the fact that you don’t need a narrator to go through this presentation. You can just click and read. This works very well for a presentation that you intend to distribute to people.

If you intend to deliver a presentation in person you can make it just as simple as this, but trim it down to 1/4 the number of slide by taking out the ones with hardly anything on them and actually speaking that part.
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For those of you who are interested in the presentation I gave at HostingCon on cloud computing I just wanted to pass it along. It’s embedded here, so you can flip through the slides.

They obviously lack the discussion that goes along with them, and all of the animation is missing along with some of the formatting being messed up, but hopefully they are somewhat useful anyway.

Have you got a presentation to do? Need some tips? Well, here is a great Presentation that no only tells you what to to, but leads by example. In fact, you know it’s a good presentation when you don’t need anyone to give it… its completely self explanatory!
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For anyone that’s ever spent time working in corporate America, you’re going to love this. Comedian Don McMillan gives a short comedy sketch around Powerpoint presentations and the common mistakes that people make.
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There is a new breed of online service providers all trying to gain position as the office document system of choice. Big players like Google and Microsoft have already announced their intentions, and small upstarts such as ThinkFree and Zoho have also thrown their hat in the ring.

I previously posted my review of Zoho.com so I won’t duplicate that work here. However, here is some information regarding other online services.
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Zoho.com is one of the most innovative Microsoft Office competitors I’ve seen. The only difference is, the entire suite of tools is FREE, and completely Web based.
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