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I'm curious how the author's definition of "presentation software" might differ from mine: > from a stand-alone PC application that saves files to a file share

• robertkrahn01 7y ago
  https://pitch.com/ https://pitch.com/
• benedictevans 7y ago
  I would like version control, tracking and sign-off per side, common central library (change this slide and it changes everywhere - good luck doing that with OLE)... I want workflow. Using Slides etc is like moving from Excel to Sheets instead of moving to Everlaw or Salesforce - there's no change in the workflow. Slides is just a light-weight copy of Powerpoint, 'but on the web!'.
  • shreyshrey 7y ago
    Not necessarily for presentations. We are working on a new work-sharing and communication platform for professionals that offers document versioning , tracking, workflow and e-signature (https://airsend.io/ https://airsend.io/). From our customer development interviews we have found out that the "work context" is the most important thing.
  • thrav 7y ago
    Quip, used widely at many of the Bay Area's big tech companies, is working on achieving what you're after.