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Damone Virgilio commented on Disruptive Innovation And The Bankruptcy Of Polaroid Great treatment of the topic. The auto industry in America has listened to shareholders and customers over the last few years, resulting in the continued manufactuer of large cars and trucks, and no eye toward fuel efficiency or alternate fuels. We now see them asking the government for a second round of billions in loans to perpetuate the same failing business model. I hope the big three can work through this, because, unlike Polaroid, the US economy cannot afford to have them fail. 2 years ago
Damone Virgilio commented on Disruptive Innovation And The Bankruptcy Of Polaroid Thank you for an excellent, real world example of the importance of disruptive innovation. I can’t help but feel that we are witnessing the same kind of implosion in the American Auto market. 2 years ago
Damone Virgilio commented on "How to" : Visual Effects in PowerPoint 2003 Great presentation, but I’m confused. I am very familiar with PPT. 2003 and 2007. The some of the effects you are using (reflection, glass shine) are not available in 2003. They come with the 2007 version. So, I’m assuming this was mistakenly titled. Still, very helpful. 2 years ago
Damone Virgilio commented on Power Point Design Mechanics Very well explained, with excellent visual examples. Thank you. 2 years ago
Damone Virgilio commented on Reboot10: Free the Battery Humans Really great presentation. Love the way you created a narrative that allows it to stand alone, sans presenter. 2 years ago
Damone Virgilio commented on Life Lines Excellent concept. I have seen similar presentations that were very effective. Thanks for sharing. 2 years ago
Damone Virgilio commented on Search Strategies some of the slides did not convert exactly as they were laid out in PPT. A frequent occurrence with Slideshare. In some cases, you have to do some redesign so that slides will appear as you intend them. 3 years ago
Damone Virgilio commented on Word Of Mouth Marketing Techniques WOMM Very well designed presentation. I love the images you used. 3 years ago
Damone Virgilio commented on The Art of the Start The entire Art of the Start series is very well designed. The use of a design theme is an underused philosophy. 3 years ago
Damone Virgilio commented on The Art of the Start Great slide design. The black background coupled with the header make for a very sleek and readable presentation. 3 years ago
Damone Virgilio commented on Worst Album Covers Ever ?!?!? The Handless Organist 4 years ago
Damone Virgilio commented on How to get your slides noticed It would be an easier task in the training room. You simply use the example slide as your background and do a nice trasparent banner with "find the slide you like"...advance to next slide "try and reproduce it"...then transition to "what you cannot..." However, in this forum, what you have done works. 4 years ago
Damone Virgilio commented on Balance Hearts And Minds This is a very good slide. Good, clear images with a clear point. One suggestion..for symmetry’s sake: Use use rectangle objects of equal dimensions instead of merely formatting the text box. Of course, the need for symmettry is subjective. 4 years ago
Damone Virgilio commented on How to get your slides noticed Try using the Flickr creative commons. I’ve found it to be the most useful place to get hi-res images for free. and since it is a social site, you will find amazing pictures of nearly anything you could imagine. Also, check out a blog called "Presentation Zen" by Garr Reynolds. Extremely valuable stuff. 4 years ago
Damone Virgilio commented on How to get your slides noticed Too much on a slide...break this into three slides. Use the example slide as your background. It loses impact because it is crowded. 4 years ago
Damone Virgilio commented on How to get your slides noticed You’ve sued stock MS clipart. Not the best choice 4 years ago

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