Anyone who manages training materials knows how time-consuming it is to keep all materials up to date. There are intelligent solutions for PowerPoint to centrally manage and maintain presentation, slides and all other content. Read our 5 tips on the subject.

A presentation is divided into 3 parts: introduction, main part and concluding part. We explain the purpose of each part and what you should keep in mind when structuring your presentations.

As the name suggests, storytelling is the art of telling stories. And it’s a method that can be used to communicate messages and ideas in an emotive, memorable manner. In this blog article, you’ll learn how to apply storytelling in presentations.

In sales, it’s active selling time that counts. Being as efficient as possible when preparing your presentations means more time with the client. We’ll show you how professional presentation management works in sales.

Want to impress your audience? When creating a presentation, be sure to think about its objective, target group, core message, and common thread.

PowerPoint templates are a valuable aid for creating presentations. They are pre-designed in your company's corporate design and made available to all employees. Once you have worked with PowerPoint templates, you won't want to do without them. But what types of PowerPoint templates are there…

Implementing a corporate design relaunch in PowerPoint presents companies with major challenges. We experienced this process ourselves at Strategy Compass a little while ago. Here we provide guidelines based on the best practice we’ve established.

Creating business presentations costs a lot of time – and nerves. Here we introduce key helpers for an efficient use of PowerPoint in companies.

There are better ways to end a presentation than just “Thanks for your attention!” Try out our suggestions on how you can put that last slide to really good use.