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Action Plan Template Examples: How to Stay on Track and Boost Productivity

If you’re seeking a method to enhance your organizational skills and maintain focus on your goals, utilizing an action plan template can prove to be an invaluable tool. Whether you’re working on a personal project, coordinating tasks within a larger project, or simply aiming to stay on top of your daily assignments, these templates can assist you in outlining your objectives, establishing deadlines, and monitoring your progress effectively.

Design Project Management Presentations Faster with These PPT Templates

Managing a project, need to keep track of your team’s progress, or explain project management frameworks? Using visual aids can help you present more information by using less text and make your slides more catchy by using graphics. With that in mind, have a look at this list of 7 recommended templates for project managers.

Whether you’re looking for PM frameworks or concepts to use, or you already have a clear idea and need to make a presentation, consider looking at some of the project management presentations we’ve recommended here.

How to Present Scrum Methodology and Processin Effective Way

Do you need to explain your scrum methodology and process to new hires, new teammates, or to others outside software development? By using diagrams and common scrum artifact symbols, you can illustrate concepts for a training presentation or assemble a slide deck for an agile project management meeting.

Outlined Kanban Boards in PowerPoint? Pros, Cons and Examples

The essence of the Kanban approach to agile project management lies in using visuals. The best form of using a real physical whiteboard and presenting it face to face. However, this is not always possible, especially if working with remote teams.

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Present Decision-making Process Creatively With a Decision Tree Diagram

Need to present a business decision process, illustrate a legal procedure, or show the decision logic in an expert system answering human questions?

How to Create Roadmap Slides for Planning Presentation [PPT guide]

A roadmap is a great tool for graphical representation of short- and long-term plans and strategies. You can show all the steps in details or create a general roadmap which will show the way from the present situation to your future goals.

In this blog, I’ll walk you through a step-by-step guide on how to create a visual roadmap slide in PowerPoint quickly.

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Using Business Model Canvas for Innovation and Experience Design [client story]

Hey 🙂 I am happy to share with you my talk with Terry, our client who works as an innovation consultant. Terry shares her experience in using business model canvas template graphics not only for classical presentations at a meeting. She’s also helping her clients to implement innovation and customer experience design with the help of visuals. Continue reading Using Business Model Canvas for Innovation and Experience Design [client story]

3 Ways to Illustrate Business Model Canvas Using PowerPoint

Explaining how the company operates can get pretty complex. One of the frequently used business model frameworks is Business Model Canvas (Alex Osterwalder describes it in his book “Business Model Generation”). This model effectively grasps all key elements of how a company operates and enables one to see the big picture.

5 Examples of Risk Matrix PowerPoint Visualization

One way to perform and document a risk analysis and assessment is using the risk matrix diagram. This simple visualization matrix is a management method that helps you present possible risks, and define the risk levels. As a result, you can support management decision-making and plan activities to mitigate those risks.

Presenting a Deadline in a PPT, XLS, DOC Documents [concept visualization]

‘The very last deadline is February the 29th!’

How often do we hear the word ‘deadline’? All the time, right? Whether we are working on different projects, designing roadmaps, talking about marketing activities, creating our quarterly reviews, or simply designing calendars to plan our work ahead. We have to set specific deadlines because if there’s no time limit, there’s no real work.

For some of us ‘deadline’ may sound scary, especially if we leave all the work for the last hour 🙂

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