DocumentCode
3170527
Title
The nature of oral presentations: a survey of scientific, technical, and managerial presentations
Author
Scheiber, H.J.
Author_Institution
Florida Institute of Technology
fYear
1992
fDate
Sept. 29 1992-Oct. 3 1992
Firstpage
95
Lastpage
98
Abstract
This presentation focuses on the nature of oral presentations given (and produced) by scientific, technical, and managerial professionals currently working in business and industry. The research findings we present are survey-based; they reflect responses to a variety of "issues" concerning technical/ professional presentations, including these general categories: (1) frequency, (2) target audience(s), (3) objectives, (4) types, (5) length, (6) data/information base, (7) visuals, (8) equipment, (9) obstacles, and (10) training. An examination of our survey results indicates that presentations are frequently used in business and industry and are delivered to a wide range of managerial audiences within organizations. Primary objectives of presenters surveyed are to inform ("sharing information\´\´) and instruct/train.
Keywords
Aerospace industry; Artificial intelligence; Banking; Computer aided manufacturing; Insurance; Manufacturing industries; Professional communication; Research and development; Technology management;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
IPCC 92 Santa Fe. Crossing Frontiers. Conference Record
Conference_Location
Santa Fe, NM
Print_ISBN
0-7803-0788-7
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/IPCC.1992.672998
Filename
672998
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