Key Performance Indicators Explained – 6 Elements

Slide Content

The slide presents six key performance indicators (KPIs) which are critical metrics commonly used to evaluate the success of an organization in various areas. Each KPI has a unique icon and placeholder text suggesting customization for specific data points. The indicators are as follows: a financial metric represented by a money bag, a performance metric symbolized by a speedometer, a product-related measure indicated by a box icon, a locator icon signifying a place or location-based metric, a people icon depicting human resources or personnel metrics, and a turnover or financial exchange symbol.

Graphical Look

• The slide has a bold title at the top in a large font.
• Identical rectangular shapes are aligned horizontally and evenly distributed across the slide to represent each KPI.
• Each rectangle contains a large numeral, suggesting a placeholder for a quantitative value.
• Below each numeral, there is placeholder text for a description or commentary regarding the KPI.
• Centrally placed within each rectangle, below the numeral, is a circular icon describing the nature of the KPI.
• There is a consistent color theme with blue and grey tones used for the text, icons, and decorative elements.

The overall look of the slide is clean and corporate, with a focus on simplicity and ease of interpretation. The icons are visually intuitive, ensuring that the KPIs are instantly recognizable.

Use Cases

• In a business review meeting to highlight current performance figures.
• During a strategic planning session to set and discuss target metrics.
• For investor presentations to showcase the company's key financial and operational metrics.
• In internal dashboards or reports circulated to staff to update on organizational performance and goals.