A short YouTube monologue (by Paul Barnhurst) arguing that the cloud version of Microsoft Excel remains underused. The speaker notes people cite security concerns but questions whether that is a real barrier, describes personal comfort with cloud work, and emphasizes keyboard-driven efficiency—showing a keyboard with no letters and advocating keeping hands on keys during webinars.
Excel does have a cloud version of Excel. It's not very widely used. I'm not aware of people that use it. I've played with it. Yeah, some people talk about the security. I'm not sure if that's a real answer or just a made up answer because other types of data people are comfortable in the cloud. I am comfortable with the work environment. And again, I'm going to show you when I run my webinars, I'm a big advocate of using the keyboard. And this is the keyboard that I use. And I joke around, but this is my keyboard. It's got no letters on it. I want people to work quickly and efficiently and I keep my hands on the keyboard, but I don't look at the keyboard.
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