Presentation Design

“If I had an hour to solve a problem I'd spend 55 minutes thinking about the problem and five minutes thinking about solutions.” - Einstein This quote by Einstein emphasizes the need for a comprehensive understanding of a problem to solve it.  A problem statement helps you analyze the problem...

Do you know what is the most crucial aspect of decision-making for an organization? It’s the timely and data-driven insights into their financial and operational performance.  Each department of a company has its own data, and senior executives and managers usually don’t have enough time to sift through emails, stacks...

Suppose you are a project manager and have been tasked to create and implement a new technology product. Sounds simple, right? But when you actually start working on this task, you realize that it is not as simple as it seems. Even if you have figured out the complete workflow...

Do you know even the smallest details can make or break the impact, effectiveness, and credibility of your presentation? In this context, you must understand that font choices matter, and any slightest blunder can ruin an otherwise groundbreaking presentation, costing you or your business the opportunity of a lifetime. Let’s...

Presentation design trends are continuously evolving, and with each passing year, we witness new styles and tricks that enhance the overall visual appeal of the slides. As we move toward 2024, we expect to see a significant shift in how presentations are crafted and delivered.  In this article, we will...

The agenda slide is essential for all presentations. This slide helps presenters structure the presentation, set the stage, guide the audience throughout, and keep them attentive.  Let’s understand the importance of agenda slides assuming a scenario. Imagine you are a project manager, and you have been tasked to present a...

We need presentations at every stage in our lives, be it education, business, finance, and so on. The purpose is to disseminate information from the presenter to the audience. And the work that ensues is planning, preparation, organizing, proofreading, improvising, etc., till it doesn’t culminate into a successful speech. Phew! ...

The quarterly business review (QBR) meeting is the time for organizations to reflect on the progress and achievements made in the last quarter and the goals and plans for the next quarter. It is an opportunity for companies to take a closer look at how successfully they met their OKRs...

Before delving into the article, imagine you are sitting in the audience as an investor, waiting for presentations by two groups on the ‘Clean Water Project’ to begin. The first presenter starts by simply listing his statistics and discussing technical data. He claims that he put over a dozen of...

Imagine that you need to deliver a presentation to an audience you’ve never seen before. This could include people from diverse backgrounds, such as experts as well as amateurs. You step on the stage and feel blue as these viewers look completely blank because they have no idea of who...