Column charts are quite a common sight on presentation slides. They are easy to create and are usually created automatically with a function available in your presentation software—PowerPoint, Keynote, or similar. The problem with most column charts that we see is that they are difficult to unders ...

Very few were born to be great presenters. Most of us will need to learn the hard way. Some might completely shy away from presenting all together. Still, being able to present well is an advantage for any individual and especially important if we hold key positions in an organisation. So, how do we ...

A regular business presentation usually goes from the first slide to the last slide in a sequential flow. During the display of the slides, the presenter elaborate on the content of each slide being shown on the projection screen. ...

Millennials, aka Generation Y, is the generation that is tech-savvy, money-shrewd, and socially conscious. They are also impatient and having a short attention span, thus seem immune to traditional marketing and conventional styles of engagement. ...

A planning tool that I often use to plan and design presentation slides is a Storyboard. Using a Storyboard is effective because it is a visual planning tool, and presentation slides are all about representing data and information in a visual format. ...

It is quite common that we often start the first 5-10 minutes of our presentation to a new client with the Corporate Profile slides. Walking them through the history of our company, regional and global footprints, achievements, staff strength, products and services, etc. Do they actually work? ...