You set the story
Name the presentation, its purpose, and the sections it needs. The structure is yours to edit — the tool advises, it doesn't direct.
LenovoPresentation Studio
This is the proof.Not the product.
What follows is intentionally simple — built to prove the idea and the architecture hold up. The finished platform carries your brand, your standards, and the craft an executive audience expects.
Judge the workflow, picture the finish
- Today
A working prototype
Real workflow, real AI synthesis, real traceability, real editable canvas. Deliberately plain so the architecture is what you judge.
- Next
Built in Lenovo's own language
Lenovo red, Lenovo type, Lenovo deck standards — applied end to end, not bolted on at the finish.
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An experience worth presenting
Refined motion, enterprise-grade polish, and an interface your executive teams will be glad to open every quarter.
Prepared for Wendy Fung,
Global Comms & Events,
Intelligent Devices Group.
The business review deck, without the month of assembly.
Every cycle the same thing happens: numbers are chased across teams, read by hand, argued over, and pasted into slides one at a time. It costs the team about ninety hours — and almost none of it is judgement.
This tool does the assembly. Teams submit to one link, the AI reads and summarises what arrives, you confirm what is true, and the deck comes back built in your template — every figure traceable to the person who sent it. The hours that remain are the ones that were always yours: deciding what the story says.
Where the hours go today
Our estimates, not your numbers. Week one we sit down and correct them together — the exercise is worth more than the figures.
Chasing every team for their numbersEmail threads, reminders, follow-ups30 hours a cycle
Reading what comes backSpreadsheets, docs, decks, photos — all by hand16 hours a cycle
Deciding what makes the deckLine-by-line review across twenty sections14 hours a cycle
Assembling the slidesCopy-paste into the template, slide by slide20 hours a cycle
Fixing and re-versioningLate numbers mean rebuilding finished slides10 hours a cycle
≈ 90 hours of assembly. This tool does it in about one working session.
That is roughly 90% of the time back — not by cutting corners, but because chasing, reading, sorting and pasting were never the valuable part. The valuable part is the story, and that stays with you.
How it works
Four steps. You are in control at each one.
Each team gets one link
One person per team opens the link — no account, no sign-in — and dumps everything in: the numbers, the notes, the files, the photos.
You confirm what the AI read
Every submission is boiled down to a few plain statements with the figures pulled out. You confirm, question, or drop each one. Nothing reaches a slide without your say.
The deck builds itself — and stays editable
Confirmed points become real slides on a real canvas: text, charts, tables and photos you can drag, rewrite and restyle. Every figure traces back to who sent it.
Next
The demo on this site is already populated with a realistic Lenovo FY26 review — five teams, their submissions, and the finished deck. Click through it, then read the four-week plan for running it on real data.