The experience of sitting through a truly terrible presentation is nearly universal. The dozens of identically-themed PowerPoint slides stacked with text, the useless handouts, the tense, miserable ...

Let’s be real for a second: You don’t have a monumental bit of news to report every time you have to give a presentation. Maybe the third Tuesday of the month has just rolled around, and it’s time to ...

Millions of presentations are made by professional service firms every day around the world. Unfortunately, too many of those presentations are powerless, and great opportunities are lost. A ...

Have you ever tried to give an engaging presentation on a boring topic? No, it’s not impossible. In fact, it’s easy to do with a small shift in your perspective. This article will show you how to ...

At times, advisers must come out from behind their desks to do something they're not wild about: give a presentation to a group. The vast majority of those presenting will use PowerPoint. Good ...

Ordinary presentations are too commonplace now and often fail to have an impact. You need something new and innovative to stand out and impress stakeholders. In the dynamic and data-driven corporate ...

All of us have sat through a boring presentation at one time or another during our careers. As we work to build and grow businesses, sharing information is a necessity. But delivering that information ...

I've got an assignment I am not looking forward to: I need to make a presentation to the big boss and some other VPs about the security of our Customer Service Portal web application.<BR><BR>Lets just ...

Ask your co-worker if she can remember the last time she walked out of a presentation and thought, "Gee, I wish it wasn't over. I just wish he had kept power-pointing for ten minutes more--" That ...

What application springs to mind when you think of creating visual aids to accompany your business presentation? For most people, it’s Microsoft’s PowerPoint. But that’s certainly not the only game in ...

An audience busily typing into their laptops as you give your presentation may be the most engaged, fascinated audience you’ll ever have. Or they may be busily surfing cat videos. How do you tell?

The experience of sitting through a truly terrible presentation is nearly universal. The dozens of identically-themed PowerPoint slides stacked with text, the useless handouts, the tense, miserable ...