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Microsoft’s PowerPoint long ago became one of the most popular tools for business presentations. That’s likely because of its efficiency and simplicity (I have never read a manual nor used the help key): It helps you to easily present the theses of your presentation, demonstrate the dynamics of processes, and even provide training.
But I want to talk about cases when PowerPoint’s resources are not enough to deliver on the goals of communication.
Stanislav Kravets explains more on MarketingProfs.
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