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[/fusion_text][title size=”1″ content_align=”left” style_type=”single” sep_color=”” class=”” id=””]Summary of Instruction[/title][fusion_text]Presentation as a Decision-Making Tool (the 5 elements)
1. Mirroring Objectives – presenting the values that the presentation will give my target
audience. This is the desired result (as defined by the decision-makers).
2. Recommendation– a call for action that involves allocation of resources. It also involves risk concerning the way in which your suggestions are linked to the presented goals/objectives.
3. Laying the assumptions – These are future based assumptions based on supporting information
4. Supporting Information – factual content, research studies, data, statistics and facts that show how you reached your basic assumptions.
5. Measurements of success – a series of methods by which the groundwork can continue to be checked
after beginning to follow the recommendations, but a good while before all the necessary
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