PowerPoint Design Brief – App & Systems Activation Plan

Description

Project Overview:We are requesting the creation of a high-impact, executive-level PowerPoint presentation to visualize the activation and utilization plan for the Application and associated relevant systems. The presentation is meant for the Head of Division (HOD) and executive team, focusing on clarity, professional aesthetics, and tracking readiness and usage.
Objectives of the Presentation:Inform Executives: Provide a cohesive and simplified executive summary that clearly explains the activation plan and systems stack.
Track Progress: Offer a clear visual monitoring and tracking framework showing task status across all teams and systems.
One-Slider Dashboard: Develop a concise one-slide dashboard showcasing the live status of each stream (e.g., System 1, App functions, System 2, onboarding, etc.) in a clean, easy-to-read format for executive use.
Deliverables:Styled PowerPoint Presentation (10–12 slides)Clean layout using icons, charts, and timelinesConsistent formatting throughoutExecutive Summary SlideConcise, high-level view of the project: purpose, systems involved, activation goals, and key benefitsDetailed Tracking Slides (3–4 slides)Visual tables showing task status (To Do, In Progress, Completed)System-specific task lists for system 1, system 2, and appOwners, timelines, dependencies, and upcoming releasesVisual Roadmap Infographic SlideBased on the July activation phases (Week 1 to Week 3)Integrate icons, a progress arrow, and milestonesOne-Page Dashboard Slide (Tracking Overview)Visualize current readiness across 3 categories:a. HOD Saqer Setupb. Executive Team Systemsc. Utilization & Feedback LoopUse color-coded status indicators (green/yellow/red)Include progress bars, checklists, or dial charts for quick reading
References to Include:Content and activation plan and task list within the word dox attachedSystem and app functionalitiesPrioritized rollout features
Tone and Style:Executive-facingModern, clean, and minimalisticUse icons and infographics where possibleAvoid dense text blocks