We just updated the Games2win executive deck a couple of days back and I thought of sharing it here!
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Games2win Executive Summary!
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Prajith Nayar
how do I see this? sorry could not download the ppt or view it
Alok Rodinhood Kejriwal
For those who are having trouble seeing this ppt here, check out – https://www.slideshare.net/games2win/games2win-executive-summary
Alok Rodinhood Kejriwal
https://www.slideshare.net/games2win/games2win-executive-summary
Devgad Mango
Alok Sir, sorry, but was a bit boring. Expected that the PPT will tell a story, just like your posts do, by the end of which one walks away with the ‘WoooW’ feeling. Sir, by the way, would like to hear, er I mean, read your story…
Some feedback I would like to give…
No long sentences please.
In the ‘We Operate’ slide, in the second heading it reads Platforms, while next to the character in the pic, it reads portals, while other three words Studio, Network and Apps is same on top and below.
‘fast growing Indian Games market’, is it Indian-Games market, as in market for Indian Games or Indian games-market, as in market for games in India?
why no blue underline link for Maheshji?
Alok Rodinhood Kejriwal
awesome points. thanks!
Anushka Shroff
Alok
Nice presentation.
MY Observations –
1.Vission and Mission missing
2.Value added Services missing
3.Short note on Media Coverage missing
4.The team who actually contribute , by their “Names” ,it’s just You and Mahesh (who is Not underlined in Bold Blue )
Regards
Devgad Mango
Anushka, I guess vision mission is a passe thing. That is just a flowery arrangement of words, which actually means nothing much. I am sure the mission of every entrepreneur is to sell (product or service) and earn profits, while the mission is to become rich.
kinnari thacker dave
Some more info / insight into Inviziads would be interesting. That piece to me looks a bit in-complete….you have introduced it well but guess it needs a little more spot-light
Anushka Shroff
Hi Devgad
I guess the ppt is a “Company Introduction” whereby certain parameters to the current and future are reqd…and not just what you mentiioned.
Regards
Devgad Mango
Yes, I agree, but my point was that these days, vision and mission, as plain statements are not taken seriously. The new mantra is, and it should be, ‘don’t tell me, show me’ Otherwise, there are start ups whose mission is to become the next Google, next Microsoft, etc. So for a gaming company, stating ‘we want to be the largest gaming company is the world’ as the mission may not mean much and may not give that impact. But if in the PPT, there is a story, which shows 15 million now, 10 million last year, 25 million next year and 50 million three years down the line, will ‘show’ the mission of being the largest gaming company, and make people sit up and notice. And it also takes care of the current and future parameters.
Anushka Shroff
Devgad.
In a corporate presentation..displaying numbers is not want the customer or people want….focus to be on what the “Customer” wants to know rather then what the “ppt” wants to TELL ..and trying to elaborate in a story instead of key words is a put off..
Regards
Murali Krishna Uriti
Nice presentation ….