think-cell Software

A polished slide might still be wrong. That matters when the presentation is going to a client, board or senior leadership team. AI presentation tools can save time, but not all of them are built for the same work. A tool optimized for convenience can fall short in business situations when you need traceable data, precise edits, and enterprise security. Read our guide to learn about the features to consider when looking for an AI presentation tool: https://lnkd.in/eeHeZUnd

Register today: https://lnkd.in/eXNg9XQu AI can improve the presentation creation process, but how can businesses achieve those meaningful productivity gains without sending token costs through the roof? Join Alexander von Fritsch, think-cell CEO, to get his take on how AI can be effectively integrated into business presentation workflows. You'll also see how think-cell Assist addresses many of the challenges of bringing generative AI into business-critical presentation workflows. 📅 August 12, 2026 | 10:30 - 11:00 PDT / 13:30 - 14:00 EDT

One wonky title or takeaway can distract your audience, knock your presentation off track and cost you your credibility. If you’re great with data but words aren’t your forte, think-cell Assist includes some AI tools for improving your on-slide writing: • Make texts shorter and more professional. • Apply consulting-level logic with bullets and parallel phrasing. • Translate your entire deck into 70+ languages, with all formatting intact. Well-written text can help tell your chart's story, get everyone aligned, and help the decision-makers make the right decisions.

August is off to a great start. That's because we're welcoming the newest members to the team: Alexander Levit, Denny Loveiko 🇺🇦 , Khua Pu Chai, and Scott Warren. Join us in wishing everyone a warm welcome.

What does AI look like in a real presentation workflow? That's what we were excited to show off at GITEX AI EUROPE, located on our home turf in Berlin. As this was our first major event, we were thrilled to meet so many of our users and help put a face on the software that’s been helping build impactful presentations for the past two decades. We also had many great discussions and showed what think-cell looks like when powered by AI. From analyzing Excel data to refining slide content, think-cell Assist supports professionals in making their best slides even more effective. Thanks to everyone who stopped by to talk about the future of business presentations.

North Americans went to the moon and Europeans put tethered caps on water bottles. That might be what you’ve read on LinkedIn about innovation and attitudes to new technologies on opposite sides of the Atlantic, but is there any truth in it? We can’t tell you much about space travel or plastic packaging, but one thing we know all about and one thing we’ve got hard data on is business presentation creation. ❓So how are North Americans and Europeans creating slides in 2026? ✨Specifically, how are they using AI to accelerate and improve their presentation workflows? 📊 Find out in our analysis. Maybe Europe’s not as far behind as you think… https://lnkd.in/em29-PF5

If your LinkedIn feed is making you feel like you're lagging behind in AI adoption, then this month's newsletter is for you. Our global survey provides hard data on how professionals are really using AI for presentations in 2026, revealing the true state of adoption and showing where AI still falls short for presentation creation.

Waterfall charts are one of the most useful visualizations in business presentations. And one of the most finicky visualizations to build in PowerPoint. There is native functionality but it’s limited and often needs time-consuming workarounds. If you want to show how multiple business units contribute to revenue in a single chart, you’ll be stuck maintaining dummy data to keep that waterfall effect when your data updates. We put together a step-by-step guide that walks through three different approaches: Excel, native PowerPoint, and think-cell. See when to use each, plus best practices so your DIY chart doesn't break when data changes. Check it out now: https://lnkd.in/djNY-2ma

The road to bad slides is paved with good intentions. But not much else. If you look at your best slides and retrace your steps to see how you got there, you'll usually find you started out with a question: "What do I want my audience to understand?" In our guide, we show you how to bridge the gap from answering this question to choosing the best visualization for the job. And as a bonus, we tell you how to use AI to make the path to your best slides even smoother. Check it out: https://lnkd.in/eDeFjXkV

If AI could help you with any aspect of presentation creation, what would it be? That’s just one question we asked 1,200 professionals across 12 countries in our global survey into the state of AI in business presentation creation in 2026. Findings include: 🏗️ 80% are already using AI in their presentation workflows, with ChatGPT the number one tool used by 67% of professionals. 📝 44% use AI for reviewing and refining content, and 43% for gathering and analyzing data. 📈 77% expect to increase their usage of AI for presentations over the next 12 months. Get the full report to understand how professionals are using AI for presentations, to learn where the main barriers to AI adoption are, and to inform your own decisions regarding how to efficiently incorporate AI into your presentation workflows. https://lnkd.in/dnw8YxrT