Matrix Structure Illustration

Slide Content

The slide shows a matrix organizational structure through the "Usage Example of Formal People Icons." It is divided into three columns, each representing a different project (A, B, and C), and includes the roles of Project Manager, developers, testers, and consultants. Each role is associated with a different number of people allocated to the respective projects. For instance, "Project A" is led by Project Manager 1, with 10 developers, 3 testers, and 2 consultants, depicting a larger team compared to projects B and C. This structure demonstrates the distribution of resources across various projects within an organization.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is white.
• The title is in dark blue text at the top of the slide.
• Three columns, each with a different shade of blue, represent separate projects.
• Each column showcases a silhouette of a person next to text boxes containing team roles and numbers, indicating team size.
• Icons of a speech bubble, computer screen, and gears next to each silhouette visually represent communication, technical work, and operational or strategic roles.

The overall look of the slide is professional and clean, using a simple color palette and clear icons to convey information effectively. The blue shades and icons add visual interest without overwhelming the text content.

Use Cases

• Presenting team structures and roles in a corporate strategy meeting.
• Detailing resource allocation across multiple projects in a project management briefing.
• Explaining organizational roles and team composition in an internal training session.
• Visualizing workload distribution during a budget planning or HR staffing presentation.