Great week of Microsoft Office Power Tips and Tricks

It has been an extremely fun week running Microsoft Office Power Tips seminars. We were invited by NTUC, Wincor-Nixdorf and Calyon between 24th and 26th June 2009.

Registration for both NTUC @ One Marina Boulevard and Wincor-Nixdorf far exceeded than anticipated. The HRD had only expected 20 to 30 pax maximum to sign up. However, registration and attendance exceeded 100.

We had NTUC staff, from the different unions all over Singapore, taking time off to attend the seminar.

We had Wincor-Nixdorf managers and heads end their meetings before 3 p.m. to make it on time for the seminar.

I was well chuffed when Sharifah of Wincor-Nixdorf presented me with a token of appreciation of a certificate and a thumbdrive.

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After the last 2 two days, it was a welcomed return to small and intimate sessions with Calyon.

Jacqueline presenting the Microsoft Office Power Tips and Tricks Seminar at NTUC"]<img src="http://www.aeternus.sg/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/power-excel-word-powerpoint-tips-tricks-seminar-blog.jpg" alt="Jacqueline presenting the Microsoft Office Power Tips and Tricks Seminar at NTUC

Presenting the Microsoft Office Power Tips and Tricks Seminar at NTUC

It was great to hear from the participants how much they learnt from the seminars. Short but impactful and of immediate productivity.

That has always been Aeternus’s message and purpose: It’s not about mouse clicks and features. It’s about showcasing HOW and WHAT magic Excel, Word and PowerPoint can do beyond the standard mouse clicks.

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