Matrix Diagram Layout with Several Levels

Slide Content:

The slide depicts a matrix diagram that organizes various aspects of project management across different levels. 'Metrics' and 'Services level' indicate measures of performance and the stratification of services provided. The 'Backlog' serves as a repository of tasks to be addressed. 'Value Stream' represents the sequence of steps that an organization uses to build a product. 'Objectives' are the goals set for the project, while 'Portfolio' encompasses the range of projects managed. 'Plan', 'Product Owner', 'Team & Development', and 'Delivery & Maintenance' correspond to planning phases, the role responsible for the product vision, the development team's work, and the ongoing support post-development. 'Coordination', 'Developers', 'Scrum', and 'Kanban' refer to the management of tasks, the technical staff, and the agile methodologies applied.

Graphical Look:

• Horizontal teal lines separate different levels of the matrix, with labels on the left.
• Each level includes dark grey icons related to the label's topic.
• Arrows between icons indicate the flow or connection between concepts.
• Icons vary from documents and people to symbols like gears and circular arrows.
• The color scheme is minimal, using shades of blue, teal, and grey for visual contrast.
• Each matrix level is aligned vertically, creating columns of related concepts.

The slide's design is modern and structured, using a matrix layout to delineate the relationships and flow between different components of project management. The icons and color coding provide an intuitive guide for the viewer to follow the process from conception to maintenance.

Use Cases:

• In strategic planning meetings to align teams with the overall project management process.
• During process improvement sessions to identify and discuss each level's role and workflow.
• In agile methodology training to illustrate how different elements interact within a project.
• For project kickoff presentations to provide a roadmap of the development lifecycle.