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Quadruple split arrow diagram with 4 outputs
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Quadruple Split Arrow Diagram with 4 Outputs

Slide Content

The slide represents a "Quadruple Split Arrow Diagram with 4 Outputs," illustrating how a single source can lead to four different outputs labeled A, B, C, and D. Each output is accompanied by space for a text description and is marked by unique colors and icons signifying different processes or results. Output A and Output C seem to focus on industrial or mechanical themes based on their icons, while Output B is related to settings or operational work, and Output D is connected to technical or engineering tasks.

Graphical Look

  • A large gray split arrow graphic in the center with 4 arrowheads pointing outward towards the slide corners.
  • Four colored rectangular shapes, signifying output categories, with rounded corners, each associated with one of the arrowheads.
  • Circle icons with simple graphics inside each near the output labels: A microscope for Output A, gears for Output B, another microscope for Output C, and cogwheels for Output D.
  • Text boxes aligned next to each colored rectangle for adding descriptions, shaded in matching colors.
  • A central darker blue rectangular box labeled "Source" positioned at the base of the central arrow, including an icon of a lightbulb, indicating an idea or the origin of the process.
  • The slide background is plain white.

The slide is visually balanced with a central focal point and graphics that guide the viewer's eye outward, suggesting a flow from the center to the periphery. The use of distinctive colors and icons efficiently represents varied outputs or categories linked to a common source.

Use Cases

  • Demonstrating the various outcomes or results that stem from a singular project or initiative in a business.
  • Illustrating the multiple products or services that derive from one core technology or platform.
  • Explaining the diverse impacts of a business decision or strategic move across different departments or market segments.
  • Using as a tool for brainstorming sessions to identify different potential avenues for growth or innovation from a single idea or strategy.

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