How to transform scattered AI experiments into a disciplined engine for enterprise value? Our AI Balanced Scorecard collection includes a suite of layouts to maximize the effectiveness of BSC designs. Use these visualizations to turn your AI ambition into quantified commitments, clarify cause‑effect linkages, and assign capital to the highest‑impact use cases.
Need to identify the optimal AI application areas to boost your internal operations? Our AI Use Cases presentation structures the decision to apply AI around its benefits, associated costs, ROI analysis, use case prioritization, model and data, risk considerations, and implementation. With well-developed AI use cases, teams can automate time-consuming work to free up critical talent for more strategically valuable tasks, augment output capabilities, and achieve scalable performance improvements.
Do you struggle to make sense of volumes of disparate data points? Our Data Storytelling presentation shares a unique variety of visualizations to amplify the central message behind numbers. Categorized by the storytelling angle of each design – whether it’s to illustrate change over time, ranks and tiers, spread of variation, relationships and connections, or contributing elements – these creative slides uncover the nuanced observations needed to sharpen business foresight, decode statistical complexity, and provide a more user-friendly way to absorb information.
Need a way to communicate periodic updates with stakeholders and team members? With sections that traverse essential areas of most businesses, our Quarterly Report presentation lays out insights from financial performance, market and industry trends, product and innovation updates, operations and supply chain, sales and marketing performance, organizational updates, strategic initiatives, risks and challenges, and future outlook. Use these slides to simplify complex reporting, set a solid foundation for strategic conversations, and make proactive adjustments for long-term planning.
Unsure how to cross the critical innovation barrier with AI? Our AI Strategic Plan guides you through the frameworks and tools that form a well-considered blueprint for future strategy development. The presentation breaks down the formidable scope and implications of the AI journey for both technical and nontechnical personnel. The added clarity on how these AI initiatives play into broader business outlooks can better align team members and upper management with a shared understanding and common outlook.
Does your team struggle with unbalanced workload and productivity loss? Our Workforce Capacity Planning presentation provides the framework to turn your workforce into a competitive asset. With tools for capabilities assessment, utilization analyses, gap analyses, and demand forecasting, a well-developed capacity plan optimizes talent potential, improves workforce readiness, and minimizes long-term organizational risks.
Need a way to highlight your main message in a sea of presentation slides? A well-designed executive summary provides clarity and highlights the most critical components of a presentation. Whether it’s to summarize a corporate report, department strategies, or a major proposal, the right layout and strategic selection of data points can enhance comprehension, optimize your persuasive power, and streamline feedback and decision-making.
Why do so many presentations fail to captivate and persuade? The second part of our Widget Collection offers even more quick copy-paste solutions for any presentation topic or existing slides. These widgets can be applied to a variety of business contexts, such as risk analysis, financial modeling, sales and marketing funnel, option comparison, milestone tracking, calendar planning, and more. Use these designs to simplify complex data and create intuitive visuals that resonate with your target audience.
Need an efficient way to identify the Internal Rate of Return (IRR) of a company purchase? Download our LBO Model Template to evaluate if a purchase is worth it. Everything is covered: from valuation of the target company and loan viability to scenario simulation and investment return assessment. Plus, it includes extra features like charts that break down the cash flow and loan details, along with a sensitivity analysis to explore different exit scenarios and their impact on returns.
Create up to five quote layouts based on your offered products and services, select the ideal one and send it to your client in just a few clicks. Available in Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets, it's an essential tool for professionals across various fields, as it saves time and reduces errors by eliminating manual calculations.
Need to manage your finances more efficiently? Use our Personal Budget Template to track your financial obligations and monitor your income and expenses. Analyze your financial habits and their impact on your bank balance through monthly reports and dashboards with multiple charts. Additionally, track payments still pending and what had been settled with a customizable calendar in the template.
Have you ever tried to organize your projects with a Gantt chart but gave up because it was too complicated? Our Gantt Chart Collection offers five different Gantt chart options for various applications. Track not just task progress, but also its deadlines, completion status, and delays. You can monitor project tasks across different periods and schedules, track stages and subtasks, and set your preferred view, whether daily, weekly, or monthly.
Want an easy to way track and manage every step of your sales process? Our Sales Pipeline spreadsheet features a complete pipeline and three dashboards to track key areas: Team, Operational, and Financial. Analyze sales from creation to closure, monitor each salesperson's performance, and check if targets are being met. Additionally, the template provides detailed financial performance insights by month, quarter, and year.
Want to find the marketing channels and campaigns that give you the best returns? Use our Marketing Plan spreadsheet to track Conversion Rate (CR), Return on Investment (ROI), and Return on Ad Spent (ROAS) for each campaign and channel invested. With dashboards and reports available in monthly, quarterly, and annual views, you can monitor the performance of paid and organic content for up to 5 years.
Enter your data and automatically generate more than 20 charts and diagrams. These charts provide detailed analyses of results and averages, categorized and distributed by month. Precise filters allow our template to adapt to any industry or subject—finance, sales, HR, marketing, or customer support. The template also offers light and dark theme options to match your preference.
Use our Habit Tracker to categorize and track your habits daily, monthly, and annually. It illustrates your progress with a set of charts, making it easy to see how you're doing. Plus, it highlights your achievements and points out areas for improvement to encourage you to outdo yourself month by month.
When a networked product launches, it faces a chicken-and-egg problem: people need to use it for it to be worth anything. So how do you start the very first network without a basis to work from? Andrew Chen, General Partner at Andreessen Horowitz, calls this the Cold Start Problem. The Cold Start Problem is Chen’s attempt to help us better understand network effects: how to solve the Cold Start Problem, how to scale network effects, how to manage growth plateaus, and so on. Chen’s Cold Start Theory is broken down into 5 stages: 1. the cold start problem; 2. the tipping point; 3. escape velocity; 4. hitting the ceiling; 5. the moat.
How do designers improve their products to work around flaws in human logic? In The Design of Everyday Things, Don Norman teaches the top frameworks behind “human-centered” design system, the three most important areas of design, and why designers must consider additional principles besides logic, such as psychology, cognitive science, and art, to design excellent products that work better across any industry.
Why is it so hard to form new habits and break bad ones? We read Atomic Habits by James Clear, which explores the psychology behind habit formation and the mechanisms that create habits. This book summary includes frameworks to help you (1) make decisions, (2) form habits, (3) simple habit hacks, and (4) how the UK biking team excelled with these techniques, and many more. James Clear posits that the reason is that most people fail to understand what really makes a habit stick. Atomic Habits gives practical advice for how the mechanisms to form habits can be leveraged and manipulated for a person to stick to the habits they want to keep and avoid the ones they want to abandon.
How do you prepare your business for black swan events like pandemics or financial crises? Rogue Waves by Jonathan Brill explores how to prepare for and profit from systemic threats and turn them into outsized opportunities. Brill shares key insights and frameworks to help you (1) understand your current state and the forces that keep you stable (2) run scenarios to learn where to intervene (3) experiment to maximize success, and (4) identify potential threats, plus many more.
Even some of the world’s biggest organizations do strategy poorly, and incorrectly credit their success to personal decision-making skills. We read the book Good Strategy, Bad Strategy by Richard Rumelt and break down the key insights between good and bad strategy.
Management theories not only can be applied to our careers, but also personal lives. Think of them as a resource allocation problem. You have limited time, energy, wealth and talent to grow several "businesses", like your work, relationships with your family and your community. Clayton Christenson imparts the top strategies for how to navigate all these competing priorities and come out ahead with a more fulfilling, balanced, and purpose-driven life.
How should investors manage the inevitabilities of risk? What are the most powerful wealth-building tools that require little technical skill? How do our brains hold us back from a more prosperous future? Morgan Housel answers these questions and shares how human thought, habits, and emotions are intertwined with investment. He shares insights and strategies for how investors can leverage these connections for personal gain — not only financial but personal and emotional as well.
Did you know it's possible to make accurate predictions about the future without psychic powers? Given the right practice and strategies to explore, you can become what’s known as a super forecaster. In Super Forecasting by Wharton professor Philip E. Tetlock and co-author Dan Gardner, readers learn about the qualities and skills that make a super forecaster and how you can apply the knowledge to any situation. You will also learn about real-life super forecasters from all walks of life and how to break down even the most difficult questions to achieve the best results.
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High Growth Handbook
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Execution: The Discipline of Getting Things Done
Cracking the PM Interview
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