Sales Case Study Icons Set – Business Operations

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide is titled "Sales Case Study Icons Set – Business Operations" and lists various concepts associated with business processes and problem-solving. They include Rocket (ambition or growth), Dashboard Indicator (monitoring performance), Box (product), Question (inquiry), Danger (risk), Problem (issue to solve), Malfunction (technical issue), Process (procedural steps), Challenges (obstacles), Motivate (inspiration), Ambition (drive), Reward Stars (recognition for achievement), Excellence (high quality), Star (notable performance), Quality (degree of excellence), Success (achievement of goals), Innovation (introduction of new ideas), Idea (concept), Solution (answer to a problem), and Alternative Solution (a different approach to solving a problem).

Graphical Look

• The title is presented in a large, bold font centered at the top of the slide.
• A dark teal banner accents the top right corner with the text "Fully editable icons" in white.
• Two columns of icons are aligned neatly below the title. Each icon represents one of the concepts listed, such as a rocket for ambition or a question mark for inquiry.
• The icons are designed in a line art style, using a single color that matches the slide's text.
• A light bulb icon is highlighted in a circle at the center bottom, larger than the other icons, perhaps to symbolize a main idea or concept. It is colored in the same teal hue found in the top banner.
• The remainder of the slide background is a light gray color.
• A dark footer spans the bottom of the slide with promotional text about more icons available and the website address in white font, which is to be ignored.

The slide has a clean and professional design with a subtle color scheme that emphasizes the icons and their respective meanings. The icons are spaced evenly, creating a balanced visual flow that facilitates comprehension.

Use Cases

• Present ing key concepts or themes in a sales or business strategy meeting to quickly communicate ideas visually.
• Enhancing training materials with visual metaphors to help explain concepts related to business operations and problem-solving.
• Incorporating in pitch decks to investors or upper management to outline a company's strategic competencies or operational focus areas.
• Using as a part of project summaries where each icon can represent different aspects of the project's challenges, solutions, and successes for a clear overview.