Examples

Welcome to our Examples section!

The aim of this section is to bring many of the examples presented throughout the website in one place. It is worth noting that the majority of these examples are real and reflect actual scenarios. You can easily save these images, share them with others, or PIN them to your Pinterest account for future reference.

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Project Prioritization Matrix — Four Field Matrix — This example of new hire orientation illustrates how standardized steps can be used to align new employees with their roles while also providing opportunities for them to connect with colleagues in a manufacturing environment.

Project Prioritization Matrix — Four Field Matrix — This example illustrates the power-interest matrix and how it can be used to classify stakeholders based on the power they hold and their level of interest in a project, which in turn helps determine the appropriate engagement and communication strategies for each stakeholder group.

Project Prioritization Matrix — Four Field Matrix — This value stream mapping example, drawn from a manufacturing environment, highlights the value stream and helps identify opportunities to eliminate waste (muda) from this particular production process.

Project Prioritization Matrix — Four Field Matrix — This SIPOC diagram example offers a high-level overview of a data analysis process and helps define process boundaries to identify opportunities for improvement.

Project Prioritization Matrix — Four Field Matrix — This example of a SIPOC diagram provides a high-level overview of the data analysis process, clarifies its suppliers, inputs, outputs, and customers, and highlights areas where improvements can be made.

Project Prioritization Matrix — Four Field Matrix — Using this SIPOC diagram, we can capture the essential components of the data analysis process, define clear boundaries, and uncover key opportunities to enhance the process.

Project Prioritization Matrix — Four Field Matrix — This basic template offers a straightforward way to capture the essentials of any meeting. It allows outlining agenda items, outlining key minute briefs, and recording final decisions and agreements.

Project Prioritization Matrix — Four Field Matrix — This template can be used to effectively document meeting minutes, with fields to record attending members, capture minutes and decisions, and track action items.

Project Prioritization Matrix — Four Field Matrix — This template is designed to help document meeting outcomes by guiding users through key sections, including attending members, agenda items, summarized minutes and agreements, action items, and plans for the next meeting.

Project Prioritization Matrix — Four Field Matrix — This customer experience example uses a project approach PowerPoint template that offers a structured framework of up to four phases, outlining key activities and deliverables within each phase to support clear planning and communication.

Project Prioritization Matrix — Four Field Matrix — This example, from a project on documenting QA and content review, uses a status report template with fields to capture activity progress, key decisions, and actions to remove roadblocks and keep the project on track.

Project Prioritization Matrix — Four Field Matrix — The example shown illustrates the phases and tasks involved in designing and developing a company website, using a Gantt chart to visually represent the progress of project activities.

Project Prioritization Matrix — Four Field Matrix — This is an illustrative example of a monthly performance report worksheet, where users enter specific KPIs or metric names, fill in key attributes, and input actual figures to enable tracking and analyzing trends for each KPI over time.

Project Prioritization Matrix — Four Field Matrix — This is an illustrative example of a monthly performance report dashboard, generated from the related monthly performance worksheets, which visually highlights performance insights and supports data-driven decision-making.

Project Prioritization Matrix — Four Field Matrix — This L-shaped matrix diagram example, designed in Excel, analyzes the application of improvement tools across departments. The results can be used to make informed decisions about which departments need additional training in these tools.