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> just having "Super secret spy details" on Powerpoint means its not being handled by "our top people" So if it was being handled by the top people, they would
by Shish2k 13y ago
> just having "Super secret spy details" on Powerpoint means its not being handled by "our top people"
So if it was being handled by the top people, they would have outsourced the documentation to a graphic design company, to generate a super-professional looking PDF?
(Seriously, how do you expect the high level management to communicate with each other?)
- DuskStar 13y agoI expect them to communicate in person, or over the phone. You use PowerPoint to distribute information to GROUPS of people, which implies it's more than just high level management that will be seeing the PowerPoint.
- irishcoffee 13y agoYou use powerpoint to give a presentation. Possibly to a group of high-level people.
- pcl 13y agoI took "our top people" to mean "our best people, who understand the severity of what they're doing and try hard to keep it from leaking, so don't just save the info in a PPT". Which begs the question: what additional programs do the best of the best at the NSA know about?
- astrange 13y agoHow is a Powerpoint file more likely to leak than any other kind of file?