Swiss Matthias Poehn launches Anti-Power Point Party

A new Swiss political​ party dedicated to ban PowerPoint presentation software looks like more than a craziness and breaks the freedom of choice rule
Microsoft Power Point application is far from being the world’s most popular application, but even if many who are forced to use it in order to make presentations are not fully satisfied with product quality, the Swiss Matthias Poehm action is the completely radical.

With over ten years experience in public presentations, Poehm claims that Microsoft PowerPoint (part of Microsof Office package) is an unnecessary application whose use harms the presentation efficiency. That was a reson why he founded a political party that proposes banning the application in Switzerland, according to The Christian Science Monitor.

The founder of Anti-Power Point Party (APPP) argues that in 95 out of 100 cases, a flip-chart is more useful than a boring presentation in Power Point. Theory which he discovered through personal experience.
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Moreover Power Point presentations can affect the budget of companies that use Office application, says Poehm, arguing that during a presentation, employees are interrupted from their office work to attend a presentation where they feel “useless”. Also, the wasted working hours by this means amounts to 350 billion Euros ($500 billion) annually. Is Mr. Poehm aware of these figures? They look too…inflated!

Although the APPP initiative might seem without a final purpose, if Poehm and his collaborators manage to collect 100,000 signatures for a referendum, the Swiss will have to vote: and what they decide will be applied. That’s the way the democratic wind works in Switzerland!