This presentation format is designed for a 15-minute time slot to your CEO and Board of Directors, so plan accordingly (e.g. 10 minutes of presentation plus 5 minutes of Q&A — that's only about 1 Explained: What You Should Know
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Week Four Assignment 2 Final Project – Presentation
Instructions
Presentation of your project
The presentation should sell the recommendations of
your project.
This individual presentation is to consist of: (all
with speaking notes on each slide)
cover
slide,
overview
slide,
"define
Supply Chain Management" slide,
"define
your process" slide,
7
main slides on your Assessment Process (one for each step in Figure
13-3)
and
a references slide
This presentation format is designed for a 15-minute
time slot to your CEO and Board of Directors, so plan accordingly (e.g. 10
minutes of presentation plus 5 minutes of Q&A — that's only about 1
minute per slide!).
Slides should be professional:
Simple
background (other than white or black)
Effective
use of graphics, such as company logos, photos of products, etc.
Clean
wording: key words only (consider 5×5: no more than 5 bullets per slide,
no more than 5 words per bullet)
Audience
should be listening to you, not reading your slides
Exception
may be quoted definitions that require the audience's attention
Effective
use of animation – build slides to keep your audience focused on what
you are saying
Do
NOT mix several types animations or use too extreme options (e.g.
flying, spins, etc.)
Legible:
use large enough fonts, colors should be high-contrast for
projectors (light text on dark background or dark text on light
background)
Quantity
of slides should match your presentations pace: no faster than 1 minute
per slide, a single topic per slide (i.e. not too much)
Optional resources:
Answer
questions before they are asked! Article – Answering questions in a presentation.pdf
"How
to avoid death by PowerPoint," https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iwpi1Lm6dFo
"Life
After Death by PowerPoint," https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MjcO2ExtHso&feature=youtu.be
Submit a single PowerPoint presentation (or similar
format) that includes speaking notes. DO NOT record this version.
