Content of McKinsey Matrix presentation template graphics:

Collection of McKinsey matrix (so-called GE Matrix) visual layouts as pre-designed PowerPoint slides. Use this presentation to educate about investment strategies. Slide deck contains

• 20 diagrams representing investment 9 cell risk matrix.
• extendable pictogram symbols of investment strategies Invest, Select, Grow icons in 2 graphical styles: flat icons and unique hand-drawn scribble graphics
• exemplary explanation of recommended investment actions.
• Fully editable style. Size and colors are easy to adjust using PowerPoint editor

Slide set content details:

• Definition slide of GE / McKinsey matrix, its aims.
• Overview of the McKinsey Matrix: industry attractiveness and competitive strength of units nine-cells matrix
• Nine-cell matrix template with colorful and mono-color squares
• Separate slides with place for investment strategies description
• Elements of GE matrix, illustrated by scribbled icons
• GE business screen template with place for analysis aside
• Scribbled icons and square ribbon, representing 3 investment strategies: Invest, Select, Divest
• Index of flat and scribbled icons representing McKinsey matrix categories.

Advantages of using GE matrix template:

• GE–McKinsey's nine-box matrix offers a systematic approach for the multibusiness corporation to prioritize its investments among its business units.
• Helps to prioritize the limited resources in order to achieve the best returns.
• Managers become more aware of how their products or business units perform.
• More sophisticated business portfolio framework than the BCG matrix.
• Identifies the strategic steps the company needs to take to improve the performance of its business portfolio.

Further Resources about McKinsey matrix

• Enduring Idea: The GE-McKinsey nine-box matrix (article by McKinsey company)
• GE McKinsey Matrix: Which One To Invest In? (article link)
• Summary on the MKM Matrix (article link)

Presentation format

• changing the contour color of the icon
• changing the color of the scribble filling
• adding shadows
• changing shape and size, rotating, flipping the object
• putting shapes behind or on top of text

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