One of the most important reasons we create presentations is to analyze data, get some insights, and share those findings. In some cases, when we are analyzing the same data numerous times, it helps a lot to automate the process.
It would be great if we can take this week’s data, plug it in somewhere, click a button, and have the same presentation updated with the new values and charts.
Microsoft PowerPoint and Google Slides share a feature called Animations and Transitions.In some usage scenarios, playing animations is not necessary or appropriate due to time or viewing experience. For this reason, it would be wise to have a version of your presentation without animations. In this guide, we’ll show you how to remove animations from […]
Business mistakes are costly – most leaders know that. But few take proactive steps to investigate the root cause and establish corrective measures while the project is still on track. Indeed, most investigations are often done post mortem – when the deed is done, and nothing can be changed per se. Here are the examples Here are […]
This is a description of 9 Presentation Styles of the Enneagram Model