key-facts

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Key-facts' are the main pieces of information or data about something: the most vital points that you really need to understand a topic properly.

Examples in Different Contexts

In Business Presentations, 'key facts' refer to crucial information or data points that support the main arguments or proposals being presented. A business analyst might say, 'I've highlighted the key facts in our report to demonstrate the potential for market growth.'

Practice Scenarios

Technology

Scenario:

The core performance features of our software make it stand out in the market. Can anyone summarize these?

Response:

The key-facts of our software are its scalability, robust security measures, and user-friendly interfaces.

Business

Scenario:

We support decision-making with data. So before we move further, let's go over what we've quantitatively accomplished this past quarter.

Response:

Here are the key-facts showcasing our progress: our sales increased by 15%, customer satisfaction is at 92%, and our market share grew by 3%.