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Loading...It can be the very best friend you have, says the Santa Ana, Calif., public relations consultant.
But you have to use it right.
Kerr’s two-sided view of Microsoft’s popular presentation and graphics program mirrors a debate coursing through business and academia. While many embrace the values of PowerPoint as a potent business tool, there are others who contend that it’s a drag on effective interaction — that it confuses, distorts, and even strangles communication.
Jeff Wuorio explains more on the Microsoft site.
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