Technology assessment or how to present technology

Byscientist

How to present your ideas or plan in 5 minutes or less. Use these guidelines for VC, partners, funders or your boss.

Why you?
•    What is the problem?
•    What solutions exist?
•    How is yours better?

How?
•    What is your solution?
•    Technical details
•    What has been done till now?
•    Members of the team if relevant.

Future
•    Where is it going?
•    Show a demo or plan a prototype or something!

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