Interlinked Vertical Replacement Switch Arrows Chart

Slide Content

The slide presents a concept called "Interlinked Vertical Replacement Switch Arrows Chart," which seems to be a visual tool for showing a two-way interaction or process between two entities, labeled 'Side A' and 'Side B.' Each side has a dedicated space for text, presumably to describe the processes, steps, or elements involved in each entity or stage. The interlinking arrows suggest a swap, exchange, or relationship between the sides, emphasizing a dynamic connection rather than a static one.

Graphical Look

• The slide features a mainly blue and orange color scheme.
• Two large rectangles, one blue and one orange, labeled 'Side A' and 'Side B,' respectively.
• Each rectangle contains placeholder text that reads "Write your text here..." multiple times.
• Between the rectangles, two curved arrows, one blue and one orange, create a loop, indicating a reciprocal relationship.
• Above the arrows, two circular icons—one picturing factory conveyors in blue, and the other a shopping cart in orange—are visually associated with each side.
• The background is white, which accentuates the colors of the graphical elements. The overall look is clean and business-like, with a good contrast between elements. The design is straightforward and functionally serves to direct the viewer's attention to the relationship between Side A and Side B.

Use Cases

• To compare and contrast different business strategies or approaches.
• In a process flow presentation to illustrate the interaction between two stages or departments.
• For demonstrating a feedback loop in a service or product lifecycle.
• To visualize the exchange of resources or information in a supply chain presentation.