Sam Paper spent hours creating a PowerPoint presentation on office snack consumption, and now, he was feeling defeated. Though his spreadsheets were complete and his math was double-checked, he realized the whole thing was a little bland. Sure, his C-level overseers always enjoy a good budget discussion, but would they really care about office snack statistics? Everyone already knows the community seltzer water barely sticks around longer than a day while the packs of raisins chill for weeks. Still, these are important numbers, Sam thought. How could he make them care?
Dell introduces 70-inch touchscreen display; office workers worldwide rejoice
Dell
A 70-inch interactive conference room touchscreen monitor with 10-point hand touch and two styluses. Maybe that’s the way.
Dell’s big product launch plans for 2016
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