his $12-$slide outline is the minimum; you might wish to use additional slides for some segments of the presentation for a complete presentation.The outline identifies how to organize the content areas of your presentation. You will see that the Grading Rubric follows this outline.Each slide should display key bullet points supplemented with Speaker's Notes in the speaker's note space below the slide or as an audio or video narrative.Slide $1$ Title Slide $($title of topic$/$presentation$,$ your name, course, prof., date$)$Slide $2$ Agenda slide Simple outline of the presentation so your audience knows the topic scope and where you are going.Slide $3-$ at least one slide $-($An introduction of the company$)$ Introduce and briefly describe the company, the nature of its business and corporate business environment. Do not spend a lot of time on the history of the company as a business, but do describe necessary history sufficiently to create meaningful context. For some of these case studies, history will have significance.Slides $4$ & $5-$ at least $2$ slides: explain facts of the case study; identify the decisional dilemma and succinctly state the $2$ choices the company had at the critical point in time; the choice the company made and why; the choice the company should and could have made instead $($and why$).$ Tip: There is always a choice. Refer to definition of dilemma: