Mondopad Video Tour
Take a video tour of the InFocus Mondopad features and capabilities with our very own Abbi Rath. Read More
Share Your #PPTFail and Save the Innocent from Death by PowerPoint
Our “What NOT to Present” Contest taught us that there are a lot of bad PowerPoint presentations putting audiences to sleep faster than Tylenol PM chased with a glass of warm milk. In an effort to help people learn from the worst of the worst, send us your “PowerPoint fail” experiences via Twitter. Read More
SMBs Need Affordable Devices and a Hosted Service to Get Into High-Quality Video Conferencing
By Mariette Johnson Wharton, VP of Marketing, Vidtel With the accessibility of video conferencing and video chat at the desktop level, more and more business people are experimenting and gaining comfort with the technology. With this experience comes greater demand for ease of use, performance and interoperability. No longer are small-medium sized enterprises willing to let only the big guys with special rooms purpose-built for video conferencing have all the high-quality video conferencing fun. Read More
Using Mondopad When You're Not In the Room
The powerful and secure remote connectivity features of Mondopad allow you to view and control a presentation on the Mondopad from your smartphone, tablet, or laptop no matter where you are. Watch the video to see how it works. Remote meeting participants that are connected to their corporate VPN can see same content on the Mondopad's screen as everyone else in the room, and control a presentation, as well. Even if a meeting participant is not connected via VPN, they can email their presentation directly to Mondopad for someone in the room to launch. Read More
Mastering the Art of Presenting by Garr Reynolds
My job includes traveling around the world to educate people about the art of presentation. As you can imagine, the technology I use to present my lessons is very important. Last summer, InFocus invited me to their headquarters for a demonstration on their product line. I was blown away by their cool products that allow users to better share and collaborate with their audience. Read More
Say Hello to Mondopad
We finally took the blanket off. We told you it was BIG! If you’ve only heard about it, but haven’t seen a Mondopad yet, you can learn all about it and see our Mondopad in action here. Since we started working on developing Mondopad more than a year ago we’ve previewed our progress through every step of the development with more than 300 organizations covering the gamut of the InFocus world –- technology partners, channel partners, enterprise customers, SMBs, universities and K-12 schools. Read More
Have Compassion on Your Audience! by Ellen Finkelstein
You present to communicate. Therefore, your audience needs to understand what you’re saying. When you speak, do you whisper so that your audience can’t hear you? Of course not! So, why create slides that your audience can’t figure out? If your audience has a printed document in their hands and can pore over it for a while, you can put lots of text on it. That’s how books, reports, and handouts work. But a slide is usually projected onto a screen, so it’s far away from the audience. And the slide is displayed for a short period of time. Read More
Worst PPT Slide Contest Winners
Our "What Not to Present" contest was epic! Many thanks to all of you kind folks that submitted entries and spread the word about it. Many amazingly horrendous slides were sent in from all around the world. We laughed. We cried. We cringed. Read More
This is BIG!
It’s not just big, it’s HUGE! In the next six weeks InFocus will launch a new category of visual collaboration and communication product (and no, it’s not a projector) that goes a long way toward delivering on the promise of turning conference rooms into collaboration rooms. Collaboration is a process where two or more people or teams work together to exchange insights and realize shared goals. Visual collaboration combines technology and social science and can occur in many ways including in-person meetings, white boarding, video calls and even presentations. Read More
