Verizon Wireless Offers Business Presentation Tool for All ? Expert ...

June 01, 2012

By , TMCnet Contributor

Everyone can take the benefit of business presentations. There are numbers of occasions when you miss the opportunity to show your business presentation to perspective clients due to travel.

Now you can create, modify or customize business presentations while traveling with Verizon?s (News ? Alert) innovative business presentation tool. The company has developed this tool exclusively for entrepreneurs and small and medium enterprises.

According to a press release, Verizon Wireless smartphone, such as the DROID RAZR or the DROID 4 by Motorola (News ? Alert), are equipped with business-ready apps available in the Verizon Apps store, which is ideal to develop and deliver presentations that will impress customers, prospects and business associates.

?Presentations play an integral role for entrepreneurs and small businesses,? said Michael C. Schaefer, executive director, National SMB Marketing, Verizon Wireless (News ? Alert). ?The portfolio of devices, apps and tools from Verizon Wireless is designed to enable creativity and provide a strategic edge for managing time in a dynamic workflow environment.?

Verizon Wireless smartphones can also function as a remote control during a presentation. It has full-featured tools, such as Quickoffice Pro, that small business owners can use to create and edit presentations anywhere, anytime.

Verizon Wireless offers a safe and secure mobile storage option to users for their business materials. The users can also store business presentations and other files in clouds and can access it from their smartphones or tablets before their meetings through Verizon Wireless? Backup Assistant Plus or Dropbox (News ? Alert).

While working as a remote control during a presentation, Verizon Wireless smartphones can be connected to a computer through Wi-Fi, presenters can then activate a switch to Remote Presentation to guide their Microsoft (News ? Alert) PowerPoint presentations while moving freely about the room, interacting more directly and successfully with audiences.

Edited by Brooke Neuman

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