Biz Transformation Icons - Tactics

Slide Content

The slide is titled 'Biz Transformation Icons - Tactics' and showcases a collection of symbols representing various aspects of business transformation and tactical planning. The icons illustrate concepts such as Goal (a mountain peak), Target (an archery target), Arrow (indicating direction), Aim (crosshairs), Sign (a checkmark and a cross), Directions, Tactics (arrows signifying strategic moves), Strategy (chess pieces), Idea (light bulb), Light Bulb, Outsourcing (arrows pointing outward), Reaction (a two-way arrow), Transformation (a circular arrow), Circular, Law (a book with a gavel), Act, ESG (Environment, Social, Governance - represented by the circular design), Plan, Directive, Obligation, Ecology (leaf symbol), Approach, Document (a paper with lines), List, Paper, Checklist, Calendar (a page with a grid), Date, Timeplan, Timeline, Gears (interlocking gears), and Process (a circular gear with an arrow).

Graphical Look

• The slide has a light background, with a top dark teal header where the title is situated.
• The title of the slide is in white text, with a larger bold font for "Biz Transformation" and a smaller font for "Icons - Tactics."
• A variety of line art icons are arranged in five rows with four icons in each row, except the last row has three icons and a textual element.
• The icons are depicted in light grey color with a simple, minimalist design, and are placed evenly on the slide.
• The rightmost portion of the slide has a darker background, diagonally divided, showcasing the same icons as in the main section, except in colored outlines (white, yellow, and green).
• In the center of the dark section is a circle highlighting one of the gear icons in white against a teal circle.

• The bottom of the slide has a lighter shade with text promoting more ## Use Cases

• Use this slide in a business meeting or workshop focusing on strategic planning or transformation initiatives, to visually communicate various concepts without overwhelming the audience with text.

• Present it during a training session or educational presentation to introduce different aspects of business tactics and transformation, facilitating an understanding of essential terms and actions.
• Incorporate it into a pitch or proposal to investors or stakeholders to signify comprehensive planning and attention to diverse elements of business operations.
• Utilize the icons in internal documents or digital platforms to standardize the visual language across the organization's strategic communication materials.