Presentations don’t just convey information; they also communicate the company’s brand through corporate design. 40 percent of the time that people spend using PowerPoint is dedicated to formatting. That’s an average of 8 hours every month, and a large portion of this time is actually spent repeating the same work done on the previous presentation, and the one before that, and the one before that, and so on. An automation potential of 34 percent is hidden there, time that could be freed up for other tasks.
Employees spend an awful lot of time formatting – but does each detail of the presentation actually reflect the official corporate design? The results of the PowerPoint Study show why this often isn’t the case! When people (mis)use PowerPoint, they don't just lose time that they could use more effectively for other tasks, they also degrade brand communication.
