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Create a premium, executive-level PowerPoint presentation on the topic: OpenVerb GIS AI-Powered GIS Assistant – Proof of Concept (POC) for TCS The audience consists of: Engineering Managers Technical Architects AI Engineers GIS Engineers Solution Architects The presentation should explain the project from both a business and technical perspective. The audience is technical enough to appreciate architecture diagrams, workflows, and technology stacks, but they should not be overwhelmed with source code. The final presentation should look like it was prepared by an experienced Solution Architect for a TCS architecture review. Objective Explain: What OpenVerb GIS is Why it exists Current industry problem How the project solves the problem End-to-end architecture AI workflow GIS workflow Technology stack Enterprise adaptation Future roadmap Do not include unnecessary source-code implementation. Explain concepts. Presentation Style Design style should be inspired by Microsoft Build AWS re:Invent Google Cloud Next NVIDIA GTC Theme White background Blue accents Grey cards Rounded containers Premium icons Minimal gradients Lots of whitespace Very modern. Design Rules Every slide must contain Professional illustrations Enterprise icons Architecture diagrams Process flow diagrams Modern layouts High-quality vector graphics Avoid stock business photos. Avoid clipart. Avoid cartoon graphics. Number of Slides Create exactly 8 slides. No more. Color Palette Primary Blue #2563EB White #FFFFFF Grey #F5F7FA Dark Text #111827 Secondary #6B7280 Typography Headings Aptos Display Body Segoe UI Professional hierarchy. Visual Style Use Isometric illustrations Cloud architecture graphics Workflow arrows GIS illustrations Digital map illustrations Modern dashboards Enterprise architecture visuals AI assistant graphics Interactive maps Geospatial analytics Network diagrams Slide 1 Title OpenVerb GIS Subtitle AI Powered GIS Assistant Proof of Concept Prepared for TCS Architecture Review Hero Illustration Modern AI assistant interacting with an interactive GIS map. Add Cloud Location pins AI Enterprise dashboard No extra text. Slide 2 Business Problem Title Current Challenges in GIS Create two columns. Traditional GIS Multiple manual steps Requires GIS expertise Time consuming Complex interface Difficult for non-GIS users AI Powered GIS Natural language interaction Faster analysis Reduced manual effort Easy adoption Better productivity Below Illustration comparing both workflows. Slide 3 Solution Overview Title How OpenVerb GIS Works Create a beautiful architecture. User ↓ Chat Interface ↓ GPT-4o ↓ OpenVerb Action Layer ↓ GIS Engine ↓ Interactive Map Below architecture Explain The AI understands natural language, converts it into standardized GIS actions, and the GIS engine executes those actions to update the map. Add a small note: "The AI plans the action; the GIS engine performs it." Slide 4 AI Workflow Title Natural Language to GIS Actions Create a horizontal process diagram. User Request ↓ Prompt Understanding ↓ Action Planning ↓ Structured GIS Actions ↓ Execution ↓ Result Show one example User "Find hospitals within 5 km" ↓ Locate Area ↓ Create Buffer ↓ Display Hospitals No JSON. No code. Use icons. Slide 5 GIS Workflow Title Spatial Processing Components Create five visual cards. OpenVerb GIS Converts AI requests into GIS actions. Leaflet Displays interactive maps. Turf.js Performs spatial calculations. OpenStreetMap Provides map tiles. Nominatim Converts place names into coordinates. Below Illustration showing Location ↓ Coordinates ↓ Buffer ↓ Map Slide 6 Technology Stack Create layered architecture. Presentation Layer Chat Interface Business Layer AI Integration Layer OpenVerb GIS Spatial Layer Leaflet Turf.js Data Layer OpenStreetMap Nominatim Developer Tools Node.js Git VS Code Postman Represent every technology with its official logo or a modern vector icon. Slide 7 Enterprise Adaptation Title How This Can Be Implemented in TCS Architecture Business User ↓ Chat ↓ GPT-4o / NVIDIA AI Models ↓ OpenVerb Layer ↓ Enterprise GIS Services ↓ Enterprise Data Sources ↓ Dashboard Below Enterprise enhancements Secure authentication Audit logging Role-based access Enterprise APIs Scalable deployment Do not go into implementation details. Slide 8 Roadmap & Benefits Create two sections. Roadmap Study Repository ↓ Understand Components ↓ Build POC ↓ Testing ↓ Enterprise Integration ↓ Deployment Benefits Faster GIS workflows Reduced manual effort Natural language interface Reusable AI workflows Enterprise-ready architecture Finish with Questions? Graphics Use Cloud icons GIS illustrations AI illustrations Process arrows Interactive maps Satellite imagery Modern dashboards Enterprise architecture diagrams Use editable diagrams. Do not flatten into images. Images Use premium royalty-free illustrations. Avoid generic business photos. Prefer vector artwork. Content Style Write in simple English. Do not use heavy technical jargon. Explain concepts. Avoid implementation details like JSON schema File names Source code Function names Regular expressions Temperature values API payloads The audience should understand every slide in under one minute. Extra Requirement At the bottom of every slide, include a small "Key Takeaway" box with a single sentence summarizing the main message. Example: Key Takeaway: AI enables users to perform GIS operations through natural language instead of manual map interactions. Final Deliverable Generate a fully editable PowerPoint (.pptx) with: Premium executive design High-quality illustrations Enterprise architecture diagrams Modern icons Editable graphics Minimal but meaningful text Professional visual hierarchy Suitable for a 7–8 minute architecture presentation to TCS managers The presentation should strike a balance between business understanding and technical depth. A manager should be able to grasp the concept, while an architect should see a clear implementation approach.
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