OpenAir
OpenAir offer the leading on demand professional services automation suite for project based businesses.The slides cover how OpenAir can solve challenges faced by different organisations, a case study demonstrating where they have successfully implemented the software and how speed of deployment can be a critical factor in getting return on investment in software implementation.
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Mike Hensman, Sales and Marketing Director, Visual InsightThe new presentation is far more visual with little or no words and is lots of fun to deliver. Thanks to m62 we now have a much more confident sales force as a result of the presentation
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Wayne White
6:57 pm, November 13th, 2009
Could I trouble you for the editable version of the OpenAir clinic? I was blown away by it. Truly awesome work.
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Joby Blume
6:59 pm, November 13th, 2009
Wayne, sorry, but we only provide the slides in our PowerPoint Clinics to the actual organisation who submit their slides in the first place. I guess in theory that organisation could choose to allow their slides to be distributed, but I’m not sure any would be that keen…
Thanks for the kind words though!
If you want, perhaps consider submitting slides of your own?