The fully editable Cycles Infographic presentation template was created to help you illustrate how different processes lead into and from one another to provide your business or project with a roadmap to success.
You will find a variety of technology and communication infographics diagrams and icons in the Technology and Communication General Infographic presentation template. Edit them to your liking in order to add fun visual elements to your next proposal.
Find the right infographic elements to illustrate either the ongoing or the future route to success for your next project proposal or new business venture using editable elements from the Roadmap Infographic presentation template.
A comparison chart is a chart that draws a comparison between two or more items on based on different parameters related to the specific items. Use an editable diagram from the Comparison Charts Infographic presentation template to compare items in your proposal or presentation.
The Marketing Infographic presentation template contains a variety of marketing and advertising-related infographic elements for you to edit and add to your next marketing pitch.
The World Maps Infographic presentation template contains several world map visuals that you can use to pinpoint specific locations or to add data to relevant areas on the map.
Use editable data visualisation elements and graphics from the Business Infographic presentation template to add substance to your next business proposal or new business plan.
Decision trees are decision support tools that use a tree-like graph or model of decisions and their possible consequences including chance event outcomes resource costs and utility. Find your perfect editable problem-solving tree in the Decision Tree presentation template.
Make education and learning a visual and fun experience by using editable elements from the Education and Learning Infographic presentation template to better illustrate complex ideas.
SCRUM is an agile approach to project management that breaks a product down into smaller tasks and places them on a list called a backlog. Tasks are taken from the backlog in the order they need to be completed and given to teams who work to get the job done Read more…