Buildings, Customers - Outline Icons for Flat Tables

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide features a set of line-drawn icons that represent various elements related to buildings, locations, and customer interactions. The icons cover a range of concepts from "House, Shop, Location, Office, Headquarters, Apartment, Premises" which relates to types of buildings or locations, to "Logistics, Distribution Warehouse, Retail," which are related to the operations within those buildings. It also includes symbols for operational and relational concepts like "Brick and Mortar, Map Pin, Man, People, Human, Customers, Clients, Employee," which depict the various stakeholders involved in business operations. Lastly, icons for "Document, Agreement, Exclamation Mark, Warning, Process" are provided to symbolize important aspects of business management and operations.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is divided diagonally into a light grey upper section and a dark teal lower section.
• The title of the slide is positioned in the upper left corner in dark text against the lighter background.
• A collection of twelve outlined icons is arranged in three rows and four columns on the light grey background.
• Three colored icons (highlighted map pin symbols) are on the right side against the dark teal background, following a color progression from white, through orange, to green.
• A contrasting circle surrounds the central colored icon, drawing attention to it.
• A text box with a call-to-action message and website address is placed in the lower right corner on the dark teal background.
• The slide utilizes a clean and minimalistic design style with simple geometric shapes for the icons.

The overall look of the slide is modern and professional, with a clear separation between the monochrome icons and the highlighted colored icons. The use of consistent line-drawn iconography ensures a cohesive visual theme.

Use Cases

• To illustrate different aspects of a business in a visual section of a business plan or executive summary.
• During marketing presentations to highlight locations , services, and customer engagement strategies.
• In training materials to help employees understand the flow of operations, customer relations, or company infrastructure.
• In sales pitches to underline key aspects of a product or service that are relevant to potential clients or partners.