Supply Chain Map Example: Production, Distribution

Slide Content

The slide visualizes a supply chain map showing the flow of goods between production and distribution across several countries in Europe. Each country is denoted with a colored label: Germany, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Lithuania, Belarus, and Ukraine, while icons represent different parts of the supply chain, such as factories and warehouses. Arrows indicate the direction of product movement, exemplifying a network of supply chain operations. This map is a simplified representation intended to illustrate the complexities of logistic networks.

Graphical Look

• A large gray-colored map of Central and Eastern Europe occupies the majority of the slide.
• Dashed arrows crisscross the map, symbolizing the movement of goods between different countries and regions.
• Colored labels with country names are placed on the map, including Germany, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Lithuania, Belarus, and Ukraine.
• A variety of icons, including factories, a warehouse, and a truck, represent logistical elements within the supply chain.
• Two decorative ribbons are positioned at the top left and contain the slide's title and a subsidiary text saying "Fully Editable".

The slide has a clean and professional design with a limited color palette, emphasizing clarity and readability. The visual elements such as icons and arrows are well-integrated with the map, making it easy to understand the geographical context of the supply chain.

Use Cases

• Illustrating an organization's existing supply chain network during internal strategy sessions.
• Presenting a proposed supply chain model to potential partners or investors.
• Educating employees or stakeholders about the geographic spread and complexity of logistics operations.
• Analyzing and discussing potential vulnerabilities or points of improvement within the supply chain during risk assessments.