Today, it is estimated that there are almost 350 PowerPoint presentations launched every second somewhere in the world – that’s about 30 million a day. The software is installed on about 1.2 billion computers worldwide. Photo: May Tse
Today, it is estimated that there are almost 350 PowerPoint presentations launched every second somewhere in the world – that’s about 30 million a day. The software is installed on about 1.2 billion computers worldwide. Photo: May Tse
David Dodwell
Opinion

Opinion

Outside In by David Dodwell

In praise of PowerPoint – it’s had a bad rap in recent years, but if done well, there’s still nothing to beat it

Some tips and hints on how to make that presentation unbeatable, and avoid the dreaded ‘Death by a thousand Bullet Points’

Today, it is estimated that there are almost 350 PowerPoint presentations launched every second somewhere in the world – that’s about 30 million a day. The software is installed on about 1.2 billion computers worldwide. Photo: May Tse
Today, it is estimated that there are almost 350 PowerPoint presentations launched every second somewhere in the world – that’s about 30 million a day. The software is installed on about 1.2 billion computers worldwide. Photo: May Tse
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