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Ever tried to import a Gantt chart from Microsoft Visio or Project into PowerPoint? If yes, you know that this doesn't work very well. If not, you might still use basic boxes and lines to draw them yourself.
think-cell puts an end to these tedious best practices. You create and update calendar-based Gantt charts directly in PowerPoint. Features such as 5- or 7-day work weeks, remark and responsibility labels or time span brackets make sure that your work time on Gantts reduces to a few minutes instead of hours.
Creating waterfalls in PowerPoint is time-consuming and error-prone. You either push basic shapes around or use a hidden data row that supports floating segments. Hence, any data change implies many manual calculations and adjustments.
Want to show market share for different competitors and different product categories at the same time? Why not add a second dimension to your data visualization? A Mekko (also known as Marimekko) is the perfect chart for this job.
think-cell's Mekko chart is a two-dimensional 100% chart or stacked chart. Column widths are calculated automatically or can be provided by you. Values can be ordered by size and small values can be hidden in an "other" series.
When it comes to slide layout in PowerPoint, all your options entail unsatisfactory compromises: You may use an inflexible PowerPoint table, combine standard text boxes and face many tedious manual adjustments, or you may use a template from PowerPoint's SmartArt or your own library and soon bump into its limitations.
Using think-cell's smart text boxes, you can quickly build up complex slides like this one. When adding text and other elements, the slide layout is continuously optimized automatically. Meaningful actions like snapping together, aligning and moving elements define a smart grid so that you never need to place or resize shapes manually.
Have you ever tried building a simple process chain in PowerPoint? Are you still struggling with the right positioning of basic shapes or trying to combine weird SmartArt objects that never align correctly and fall apart after a few interactions?
Then meet our process flow. With it you create and change simple flows in minutes. But since it is based on a powerful generic layout engine, you are completely flexible and can build any conceptual slide based on pentagons, chevrons and text boxes.
With think-cell's data links, every chart in your presentation can be linked to Excel and updated either manually or automatically. think-cell programmatic interfaces offer even more automation. Once set up, they will create entire slide decks from your chart templates and designated data. Periodic reporting couldn't be easier.
Have you recently seen a chart on a web site or in a PDF report that you would have liked to use in your presentation? Using copy & paste in this situation yields good visual results, but makes changes impossible. On the other hand, guessing and retyping the data underlying the chart is time-consuming and error-prone.
Using think-cell, you simply drag a transparent window over any image of a column chart on your screen, hit the import button and let our software do the rest. It will not only correctly extract the data, but also the category labels and put them into your Excel sheet. From there, a think-cell chart in PowerPoint is only one click away.
The latest AI advancements allow for major productivity gains. But what about data security, privacy, implementation effort, and picking the best tool for each use case? With Brian, we have you covered.
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THINK Global School was life-changing for Paula. She found a home and a family that is truly spread out across the world. She developed a sense of belonging, community, and responsibility that is unusual for someone her age. She is concerned with world issues and wants to participate with positive input. She has taken responsibility for her education and understands that education is a lifelong ongoing task.
I consider TGS the most innovative school in the world, and despite it being a challenging educational program, I always find myself motivated to get work done. Joining TGS was the best decision I ever made.
My year and a half at THINK Global School was the biggest period of growth in my life, but what I found most valuable was learning to focus on the commonalities rather than differences between myself and the people around me. I realized just how much I share in common with people, no matter where we come from or what our life experiences are.
I had the extreme privilege of spending my last two years of high school connecting with the most incredible people from across the world, all of whom I can now call some of my closest friends, and I could not be more grateful.
Traditional schooling was smothering Justin and left him uninspired, uninterested, and unmotivated. THINK Global School was a game-changer and truly transformed him. He is engaged, inquisitive, determined, and ready to jump into life and all it has to offer wholeheartedly.
Project-based learning allowed Justin to explore many different areas and design his own approach to mastering each. Whether he follows his passions to become an entrepreneur, a coder, or a rapper, he has THINK Global School to thank for opening his eyes to a world of possibilities.
THINK Global School allowed my son to see global issues around the world, analyze research questions, and try to find solutions. As a result, he developed broader ways of thinking with references that are shaping his maturity, independence, and empathy to the problems around him, wherever he is.
While sitting around the dinner table with Emma and Jonah a month or so ago, reminiscing about their TGS journey, we were truly mesmerized by their experiences and the gratitude we all felt for them having had the opportunity to attend THINK Global School.
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The creator of the work was a brilliant art director named Craig Tanimoto. Craig had worked with me for many years (mainly on the Nissan business), and he virtually always had a unique way of looking at things. When I started my own ad agency a few years later, Craig was one of the first creative people I hired.
A small handful of us flew to San Jose, and we were directed to a very compact conference room at Apple where we set up the presentation. Jobs walked in with a few other people from Apple, and on that day he seemed like he was in very good spirits. Clow began the pitch, and the more he started talking, the more enthusiastic and passionate he became. He took Jobs through our thinking and walked him through the outdoor, print and TV spots. He closed with the mood video and finished by saying he thought this was the right campaign and we were the right agency.
I believed the end line of the script was wonderfully succinct and beautifully poetic. It was my favorite part of the copy. I struggled a bit with the middle and wrote endless versions because that is where the piece needs to turn the corner and speak about the relationship or commonality that these geniuses share with Apple while not being too much of a hard sell. Eventually, I had a few versions that I felt worked nicely. I shared my scripts with Lee, and he thought they were good. He made a couple tweaks, and we put my voice on a 60-second rough cut. We shared it with quite a few people around the office, and several people said it gave them goosebumps.
Ken had added some beautiful additions to the TV script, and he created a long copy version of the script that was turned into a magazine and newspaper ad. His additional touches were terrific, and he truly did make the spot better than ever, but the heart and soul of the spot from the original version stayed fully intact.
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