Here is a concept that you can use in many investor and/or sales pitches for technology:
While [a] and [b] have moved on, [c] is still pretty much stuck in the 1950s despite a lot of technological development. Our company is going to fix that.
I have added a slide to the SlideMagic startup pitch template library that reflects this idea, Two “arrows” moving to the right, and a third one which is catching up. Look at the simplicity of the graphics which exactly fits the philosophy of SlideMagic. It looks pretty, it gets the message across, is easy to design. A new business language that does not need arrows, drop shadows, and gradients. It is almost a Lego-like abstractification (is that a word?) of a complex visual.
Art: Le derby d’Epsom, painting by Théodore Géricault, 1821 Subscribe to this blog, follow me on Twitter