Segmented Circle Diagram Template – 8 Items

Slide Content

The slide presents a multi-colored segmented circle diagram with eight sections, each associated with an icon and a placeholder for text. Symbols like a magnifying glass (which typically represents search or analysis), gears (suggesting systems or processes), and a cloud (often symbolizing cloud computing or digital storage) indicate the diagram can be used for diverse concepts or components of a system. The presence of a central circular arrow implies a cyclical process or a relationship between the segments.

Graphical Look

• Central to the design is a large circular diagram, divided into eight distinct colored segments, creating a wheel-like structure.
• Each segment is connected to its own circular icon with distinct symbols within it.
• Symbols include a mobile phone, magnifying glass, battery level, laptop, document, gears, cloud, and a lightbulb, representing different ideas or categories.
• The icons are colored to match the segments and are connected to them by simple lines with circles at their connecting points, which could represent data or process nodes.
• A gray circular arrow sits at the center of the wheel, suggesting rotation or interconnectivity between the segments.
• Text placeholders labeled "Your sample text" are situated next to each icon for descriptive purposes.

The overall look of the slide is modern and professional, utilizing a colorful palette to distinguish between the different sections of the diagram. The use of simple, universally recognizable icons makes the diagram versatile and easily adaptable to various topics.

Use Cases

• Presenting the components of a business model or strategy where each segment represents a key area of focus.
• Illustrating the stages of a continuous process like a project lifecycle, with each segment showing a different stage.
• Visualizing the elements of a marketing mix or any other conceptual framework that consists of multiple interrelated factors.
• Explaining the relationships between different organizational units or functions and how they contribute to a central goal.