Deckonomics

<p>PowerPoint sits on an estimated 73% of all desktop computers worldwide and according to one study corporate America wastes $370 million each day on bad PowerPoints. Slide decks are the lingua franca of business loaded with templates bells and whistles. But perform a simple Google search on PowerPoint and you'll find pages upon pages of results offering templates training outlines examples and even agencies to help with presentations. There are over a million searches a month for presentation-related services on Google. PowerPoint isn't a hard tool to use so why are people searching for even more help or turning to competitors like Prezi Google Slides Canva Pitch and others?</p><p> </p><p>What people really need help with is composing a presentation that achieves results. In the knowledge economy presentations are often the golden ticket that get junior managers into the boardroom determine whether a project will go forward and carry the next big idea. Great presentations inspire confidence and result in a 'yes.' Bad ones can kill an otherwise game-changing innovation.</p><p> </p><p>Despite slide decks being one of the biggest drains on businesses and people they're not going anywhere. It's time for that to change. Deckonomics is a step-by-step guide on how to develop succinct authoritative presentations that result in action and move business forward.</p>