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Presentation is a primary element of design. It’s a marketing issue, as well as a technical need, to present best quality designs and related materials. The best presentation requires planning and excellent software capabilities. 3D design software and 3D modeling software are classic examples of the presentation possibilities available in construction software.

Design presentation software

Construction software like 3D modeling is a valuable presentation tool. It looks terrific, and can be fully tailored to any level of information quality requirements. Fortunately for presenters, this type of software presentation is very portable, and is tailored to meet basic computer specifications. There’s not much a multicore laptop can’t run, so there are no “production issues” with design software presentations.

Graphics, CAD, and better presentation

The full range of presentation needs is available on design software. This is a natural result of the requirement for visual quality in this type of software, combined with some very useful all-purpose graphic and display options. That combination actually helps presenters in terms of compiling materials easily.

More and better presentation options

Most importantly for presenters, presentation is extremely flexible, and professional presenters will appreciate the large number of options available. Design software based presentations not only contain higher quality materials, but are much easier to use as single stream production tools.

Anyone who’s tried to put together a strong visual presentation knows the problems:

• Visibility of materials
• Materials content
• Pacing the presentation to the audience
• Information quality
• Coordinating audience materials with the presentation

With design software, you have the capabilities of desktop publishing combined with top level visual materials. Editing and information quality are easy. All these materials can be synchronized to the second for even the most time management conscious presenter. Audience materials can simply be collated and printed from the presentation.

The entire presentation can be posted on a website, or even used for a web conference, effortlessly. The essential elements of presentation, like colors, product image context and strong branding, are easy to put together, and you can try multiple presentation techniques.

Note: This software also integrates well with 3D conferencing, and other potentially technically difficult propositions for presenters.

Hard sell- Making a great design look great

As a marketing tool, the very high production quality and content of design presentation equates to very hard sell. This type of presentation is a marketer’s dream, because it allows full development of all visual and information content, and can be managed extremely effectively.

You can literally tailor a presentation for a particular audience and management needs, and bring designs elegantly to life.

For example:

If you’re presenting to investors, design software allows a comprehensive approach to information quality. Information can be sourced verbatim, direct from the basic engineering design software. (This is important when doing prospectus-related business presentations, where quality requirements for information content are strictly defined.) You can also cross-check your content to ensure you meet all these requirements as well as optimizing sales content.

Sometimes the inevitable happens: No matter how cautious and organized you’ve been, you’re going to fall behind on your bills. Whether it’s because of a job loss, increased bills, or something completely unexpected, there are many reasons why you might fall behind on debt payments. When this happens, good money management might help you get back to financial security. However, this isn’t always the case and sometimes more drastic actions are needed. To avoid severe consequences, it would be wise to begin negotiation efforts with your creditors.

Strategies for Debt Negotiation

When money management isn’t enough to get the bills paid in their entirety, then it’s time for debt negotiation. This will allow you to lower the overall amount due if your creditor approves. Properly approaching debt negotiation discussions increases the likelihood that the creditor will agree to your request.

1.Prioritize your debts. If you are going into debt negotiation for multiple accounts, you’ll generally want to eliminate the lowest balances first. However, there are exceptions and certain types of debt are more important than others. For instance, you should always make a good effort to pay your mortgage over a credit card bill, if you ever have to decide between the two.

2.Double-check your ability to pay. There’s nothing worse than making an offer to your creditor for debt negotiation, having it approved, then realizing that your offer is still too much for you to bear. By double-checking your ability to pay, you’re ensuring that your negotiation actually works for you.

3.Don’t get emotional. While you’ll want to explain why you’re facing financial hardships (job loss, medical expenses, etc.) avoid telling them your life story. Your creditors don’t have a lot of sympathy and are ultimately looking at the bottom line.

4.Brag about your money management. If you’ve made a good faith effort to pay all your bills, be sure to mention your payment history and the clear effort you’ve made! This will make it easier during the debt negotiation process.

5.Consider mentioning bankruptcy. If you’re considering bankruptcy, then mention it or hint that you’re considering it. A bankruptcy means that you’ll be discharged of the debt and that the debt is now the loss of the creditor. The creditor would rather lose some money through debt negotiation than the entire amount through bankruptcy.

6.Save money before debt negotiation. You’ll want to practice good money management by saving enough cash to make a payment before you begin the debt negotiation process. However, do not stop making your current payments! Instead, save enough so that you can make a payment right away. Creditors are more likely to settle if a fund can be immediately transferred.

7. Record the phone call. Consider recording the phone conversation. Recording the conversation – and letting the debt collector know you’re recording it – is a great way to keep them in line. Furthermore, you also have a record of the phone conversation!