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Paul Gibler just posted this article with a large set of web tools that can enhance PowerPoint.
Some of them I knew already, some of them are less interesting to me (I am not into video), but that leaves a whole lot of new tools to explore, such as PPT-editable maps and PPT file compressors.
There are multiple ways to share PowerPoint content online. To put the content of a presentation online directly, you can use SlideShare (or a similar service), or save the presentation as an HTML file and upload it to your site. In the case of my company website (www.axiom.co.il) I used a PowerPoint presentation (this one) as a basis for the entire web site, adding text and links to explain the slides verbally. To do this. Some basic HTML editing skills are required. Pick a clean open source web site template (I used andreas01 designed by Andreas Viklund) and customize it for your own needs (title image, and content sections). Then take each slide in your presentation and save them as individual JPG images. Put the appropriate images with explaining text in the content sections and your company web site (a copy of your company PowerPoint presentation) is ready!