1: Leader A is in a Byzantine style, and the PPT should show the technical highlights of the project in a gorgeous way, highlighting the multiplication of performance, gorgeous form, and exaggerated color matching
. Leading role, make more gorgeous animations
3: Leadership C is a realistic style, PPT should paste more data, there must be logical connections between data, architecture diagrams should choose lines with many lines, and then build a simple state machine for the leadership to diverge It’s even better
4: Leadership D is Dadaism style, PPT needs more analogies, compare your projects with thousands of industries, the more scattered and nonsensical the better, don’t be afraid that the leader will shoot you, only when the leader shoots you can you truly understand Your project intention
5: Leadership E is an abstract style. PPT should emphasize the advantages of system architecture, highlight the abstract relationship between industry concepts and architecture, and convey the symbiotic concept of business and software architecture implicitly, not too obvious. It can't be too cryptic, it's best for the leaders to figure it out on their own.
In line with my fearless spirit of eating shit if I don’t eat it, I pulled together experts from all walks of life to conceive these 5 PPTs.
Five styles and five aspects, but five aspects in one body:
1. Dadaism is used to describe the many magnificent industries, which industry you choose as your main direction for research and review; 2. Romanticism is
used to express in industries, industrial chains, upstream and downstream , Whether the industrial gameplay and industrial logic are clear, for discernment and in-depth;
3. Abstractionism is used to distinguish whether the architecture, logic, and overall architecture view of the main business is clear, for confirmation and clarity;
4. Realism is used to demonstrate the business Feasibility, ROI, manpower package, long-term five-year/ten-year planning, for bottom-up and concrete;
5. Byzantineism is used to show product features, performance optimization and improvement, rival peers, unique positioning, for display and promotion;
five styles Interpenetrate and merge with each other to form a whole.