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Intermarché Convention (3,200 participants)
The Intermaché national meeting, comprising managers of the three brands of the group...
3rd meeting of the Elles Bougent association
On November 13, gathered at the Museum of Arts and Trades, the "godmothers * 'association...
National Council of the UMP political party
The national meeting of the UMP was held Saturday, July 5 at the Mutuality in Paris. At...
General Assembly of the Chambre des Indépendants du Patrimoine consultancy
Union representative councils in wealth management, the...
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Each year, more than 1.5 milion people use the PowerVote solution.
Many of today’s leading companies use PowerVote.
L’Oréal
This famous brand mobilises an especially dynamic distribution and sales network, thanks to training sessions relying completely on the benefits of PowerVote.
L'Oreal revitalises its training programmes thanks to PowerVote Each year, 5,000 people are trained thanks to this system of interactive meetings based on electronic...
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Are you a teacher/instructor?
What PowerVote brings to education:
Today’s students demand that their educational environment integrates the digital tools of the 21st century and adapts to their modern way of life.
New interactive tools allow instructors to better exploit the potential of each individual student, while encouraging participation and teamwork.
PowerVote is a necessary tool to create an educational environment turned towards the future.
The advantages of PowerVote: favour student participation, while benefitting from instantaneous evaluations.
Get more information on the benefits of using PowerVote in education
Are you a marketing/sales manager?
What PowerVote brings to your sales seminars:
- The case of L’Oreal
5,000 people are trained each year thanks to this system of interactive meetings based on electronic voting.
Each year, the Training Department of Biotherm develops training programmes for the sales teams of its distribution network. In total, 1,113 Chemists and 1,302 perfume shops.
Themes covered include the identity and positioning of the brand, the performance and technical nature of the ranges of treatment, the group’s sales techniques and sequences, and new products. Throughout each training session, the participants, divided into teams, use their electronic PowerVote voting keypads to answer a series of questions, so as to confirm their understanding of the messages being communicated.
Read the complete L’Oreal case study
Are you a director of HR/training?
What PowerVote brings to professional training:
- The case of Volkswagen
The Volkswagen Group is won over by PowerVote and doubles the number of interactive voting systems for training.
Since 2008, the Training and Human Resources Department of the Volkswagen Group has used the interactive PowerVote voting system to train the distribution and repair networks of its 5 brands (Volkswagen, Skoda, Audi, SEAT and Volkswagen Utility), as well as for the launching of new products, such as the latest Skoda or the new Passat.
This solution allows the department to create interactive, fun presentations, to gather the participants’ answers, and to graphically display the results in real-time with the help of a video projector. Following the success of this method, the Group decided to extend this system to all training courses, thereby doubling the number of its voting keypads for a total of 48 cases of 15 voting handsets each.
Read the complete Volkswagen case study.
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Are you a director of communications?
What PowerVote brings to events planning:
- The case of PricewaterhouseCoopers
PricewaterhouseCoopers has chosen PowerVote to enliven its “Welcome Convention”.
For over 5 years, PricewaterhouseCoopers has used the interactive PowerVote voting system in the form of a large-scale, interactive game (similar to snakes and ladders) to enliven its convention for new arrivals to PwC.
Throughout the convention, the participants, divided into teams, use their electronic PowerVote voting keypads to answer a series of questions. The results are displayed in real–time, in the form of pawns moving along a circuit. The principle is simple: the faster and better performance of the teams, the faster their pawns move along the game board.
