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What is 'slide sharing' and how can it help your business?

Your company or organization probably has many thousands of PowerPoint presentation, made by staff or design agencies. A conservative estimate would be 3,000-5,000 presentation for a mid-sized enterprise.

Amazingly, an average slide is only ever used twice in its lifetime. Why, because nobody else knows of its existence. The result is that the same slides are needlessly re-created time and again, so you end up with hundreds of 'almost the same' duplicates.

This Presentation Management System stores all your presentation content in a central location to save wasted resources. Using its powerful search engine, authorised users can now see all the materials they need in just a few mouse clicks.

Giving greater control of marketing messages and 'always-up-to-date' slides. Busy presenters finally have all the tools they need to hammer home important messages. Why not try it for yourself.

 

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PowerPoint trivia. Did you Know...

According to Microsoft estimates, there are more than 30 million PowerPoint presentations made each day (New Yorker Magazine).

PowerPoint was invented in 1987 by Dennis Austin and Thomas Rudkin (Forethought). There are now 420 million copies in use worldwide.

The application was originally called 'Presenter' then renamed to "PowerPoint" due to trademark issues.

PowerPoint (Presenter) was originally designed specifically for the Macintosh platform.

Poor usage of PowerPoint can result in an audience suffering a form of narcolepsy known as 'Death by PowerPoint'. Comedian Don McMillan makes light of this condition in his infamous stand-up routine 'Life After Death by PowerPoint'.

According to About.com; the top 10 most common PowerPoint terms are: 1 Slide Show, 2 Bullet Points, 3 Design Template, 4 Slide Layouts, 5 Task Pane, 6 Transition 7 Animation, 8 Notes, 9 Slide Viewer and 10 Slide Master.

 

 

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