INFOGRAPHIC: PowerPoint and Business
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BRAINCHILD FIRST
LEADER MARKET SHARE
DID YOU KNOW? HOW MANY?
DAILY WORDY
CRITICISMS INCLUDE
POWERPOINT
WAS CREATED BYROBER
T GASKIN
S
& DENNIS
AUSTIN
It was originally called Presentation but changed to PowerPoint in 1987
because of a trademark issue
1992THE
FIRST PUBLIC LAPTOP
PRESENTATION
WAS DELIVERED TO
MICROSOFT EMPLOYEES(In Paris)
1993
IN PC PRESENTATION
PROGRAMMES
BY
POWERPOINT WAS THE MARKET LEADER
95%
20 years later, PowerPoint continues to dominate with an estimated 95% share of the presentation
software market
500THERE
ARE
MILLION
WORLDWIDE
POWERPOINT USERS
M LL ON
BUSINESSES GLOBALLY MAK
E30
POWERPOINT PRESENTATIONS PER DAY
13,100,000SEARCH RESULTS GENERATED FOR
‘DEATH BY POWERPOINT’(IN 0.33 SECONDS)
But, used properly, PowerPoint can be the impressive graphic sales tool that it was always intended to be…
… this infographic, for example, was made using PowerPoint
THE PRESENTATION
RATHER THAN THE
AUDIENCE
The average PowerPoint slide contains 40 words (There are 39 on the featured slide)
To learn more about effective business communication with PowerPoint, visit www.activepresence.com/powerpoint-presentations/
IS OFTEN THE FOCUSToo many presenters use slides as speakers notes, relying on bullet-points as a prompt
…ZZZ
In the first instance, PowerPoint was
developed for Mac when Gaskins & Austin worked
for Forethought.
Microsoft bought Forethought in 1987 for
$14 million
Apple then waited until 2003 before releasing
Keynote
POWERPOINT &INTERESTING NOTES ON A SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP
PowerPoint was introduced as a business graphics package for managers, professionals and sales people. You probably use it regularly, but do you really know the product? Here, we illustrate some interesting facts and figures about PowerPoint; how it came to be and what is has become…
BUSINESS
Sources: BBC News, Microsoft, RobertGaskins.com