Term Paper Presentation

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Term Paper Presentation
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Objectives

• Business and IS professionals are often called
  upon to give presentations. This assignment will
  provide you with the opportunity to practice this
  skill.

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Presentation Content

• The content will be drawn from your Term Paper.
  For each of your organizations
• Organization overview
• Present background on your organizations
• ERP Rationale and implementation approach for
  each organization
• Why ERP (rationale(s)?
• What approach (Big Bang vs Phased)
• How successful has implementation been for each
  organization
• Your assessment
• Why/why not implementation has been successful.
  If organization has not yet implemented your
  prediction of degree of success

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Deliverable

• Powerpoint presentation (on computer)
• 10 minute presentation
• If two person team both speak approximately
  equally

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Presentation Format

• Choose a visually appealing design template
  appropriate for projection. Careful with font
  size should not have any bullets with font size
  lt 20 point.
• Each slide should have a footer with the
  following information
• Left Date
• Center ltNames of your organizationsgt
  Presentation
• Right Page Number

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Presentation Flow

• Introduction
• Tell them what you are going to tell them
• Body
• Content
• Conclusion
• Recap
• Ask for questions

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Style

• Speak slowly
• Address the whole room (avoid bias)
• Brief Eye Contact with audience members

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Process

• Send me your presentation before class, if
  possible. I will post it on our website.
• If you cant get the presentation to me prior to
  class, please ensure you have it on a diskette.
• BRING A HARD COPY OF THE PRESENTATION TO CLASS IN
  CASE OUR TECHNOLOGY FAILS US!

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Evaluation

• 3 factors will be considered
• Content 20
• Presentation material (40)
• Presentation delivery (40)
• Everyone in the class will evaluate the
  presentation.
• I will hand out grading sheet in each class.
• You must be in class to grade your colleagues
  counts towards your participation mark