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Top iPhone Apps to Help Run a Presentation
In a day where technology is making ever-changing advances, why not take advantage of those leaps and bounds? Whether you’re running a meeting or just working on an everyday project, there are applications to help get the job done. And if you need it, chances are that some computer whiz has already invented it. Here are our top picks for iPhone apps to help you work more efficiently.
This free app allows the businessman or woman to create charts and graphs, all by uploading their own data. The software also includes analytics that can be instantly delivered to your iPhone or iPad. Use this app to share data with coworkers, for presentations, or to get some work done while on the road.
One thing about traveling is you never know if your equipment will be compatible with what your destination has to offer. However, with the mbPointer app, you can create and display a Power Point show from your phone. The app can be purchased for a one-time fee of $2.99, and will provide unlimited peace of mind. With mbPointer, even if the equipment doesn’t fit, you can still be sure to show your presentation.
Are you always losing the remote? Wondering where you left it, or even who was the last person who had it? Why this may be just an annoyance at home, once you get to the office, it can be a hassle that affects multiple people. But with the RTiPanel, you can eliminate the need for a controller all together as the app turns your phone into a remote. Run projectors, monitors, or any other AV equipment that can be remote controlled all from the security of your phone.
Rather than drafting, sending, and then checking your email the next time you need to share information with a co-worker, use bump instead. This free application allows fellow iPhone owners to literally “bump” their phones together to share information. Use it in place of business cards when meeting others at a work event, or use it to share data. The transfer is almost instant and is available for Android phones as well.
Consider using these simple tools to help make meeting and presentation life easier. Not only do they create a more efficient way to share and communicate data, but they allow you to implement aspects of AV equipment with the use of your phone.
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