Precision vs Accuracy in Demos
What’s the difference between precision and accuracy – and how does this relate to demos? “Accuracy is how close a given set of measurements
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What’s the difference between precision and accuracy – and how does this relate to demos? “Accuracy is how close a given set of measurements
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Save yourself years! These books (and corresponding Workshops) are time machines, compressing decades of learning, experimentation, improvement, and evolution into a few hours. You
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Stunningly Awful Demos: The Top Ten List of What NOT to Do (A Collection of Demo Don’ts!) A Never Stop Learning! Article Here’s a
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That’s the average time between “speaker switches” in the most successful demos (from a Gong study of thousands of software demos a few years
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I was watching a demo yesterday and heard the presenter use the phrase, “What we call a ___” multiple times. Was it important that
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“We eat with our eyes first”: Apicius (a 1st century Roman gourmand) purportedly make this statement – and it’s also true for demos! Don’t
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In demos, present the “What” but only show the “How” if the prospect asks! (See Great Demo! Third Edition for the delicious recipe for
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Yes, really simple! Take a look at your Talk:Listen ratio: 45:55 – If you are here or better (less talking), congratulations! You are at
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