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Sub-title
Location, date
Roadmap
Sub-title
Location, date
Roadmap
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Label D
Label C -1
Label B 4
Label A 5
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Range bar chart 2 Enter the width of the bar in the “Group 2“ row
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Label C 34
Label B 32
Label A 31
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Label D -2 4
Label C -3 2
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Label A -2 1
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Paired bar chart set, use Chart Options again to remove the x-axis
32 Label A 32
30 Label B 30
35 Label C 35
27 Label D 27
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then use Format Axis/Scale to set the length of the x-axis. Once the scale is
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Group 1 Group 2
Label D 20 32 52
Label C 90 35 125
Label B 27 39 66
Label A 20 31 51
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Sub-divided 100% bar chart 2 Add legend names manually
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Vertical Column Charts
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Label A Label B Label C Label D
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Grouped column chart 1
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Grouped column chart 2 2 Choose an overlap in the options menu
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31 32
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Group 1 Group 2
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2 Bottom align the total value (which is a transparent bar)
3 Edit group names manually
4 To change the height of the columns select Chart Options and turn on the y-
axis, then use Format Axis/Scale to set the length of the y-axis. Once the
Sub-divided column chart scale is set, use Chart Options again to remove the y-axis
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90 for line axis
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50
Label C
40 Label A
Label D
30 Label B
20
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0
2000 2001 2002 2003
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Label C
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Label D
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2000 2001 2002 2003
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Area chart 4 Edit the labels manually
y-axis 100
75 Label E
Label D
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Label C
25 Label B
Label A
0
2000 2001 2002 2003
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Area chart 100% 4 Edit the labels manually
y-axis 100%
Label E
75%
Label D
50% Label C
Label B
25%
Label A
0%
2000 2001 2002 2003
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x-axis
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Criterion 1
Criterion 5 Criterion 2
Label A
Label B
Label C
Criterion 4 Criterion 3
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Criterion 1
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Label A
Label B
Label C
Label D
Criterion 4 Criterion 3
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3 Right-click on bubbles to change the color
4 Adapt and edit labels manually
Note: Displaying numbers two-dimensionally rather than using one dimension (e.g. as a bar) makes it easier to plot
Bubble chart different orders of magnitudes on one page (e.g. for comparison of market sizes)
20 10
60 50
100 80
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The axis and legend is drawn in PowerPoint. Resize and rescale them if
Portfolio in two dimensions necessary
Low High
100%
High
68%
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33%
70%
50%
44%
79%
54%
Low
74%
39%
0% 100%
X-Axis
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Portfolio in three dimensions necessary
Size = XY
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100%
High
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Low
0% 100%
X-Axis
Pie Charts
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Chart Title
100% = $150M
Other
10%
Label C
13%
Label A
59%
Label B
18%
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Chart Title
Label A
Label
B
Label C
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color)
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- Select Options tab, increase the number after “Second plot contains the
Combination pie and column chart last…”
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Chart Title
100% = $150M
Label B
28%
Label C1
14%
Label C
34%
Label C2
20%
Label A
38%
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Graph 1
43.9 45.9
Graph 2
31.6 30.6
Graph 3
20.4 20.4
27.4
90
34.6 38.6
Label A
45
46.9 Label B
Label C
Label D
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Graph 1
Graph 2
Graph 3
Label A
Label B
Label C
Label D
Hints:
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Doughnut chart 2 Edit “Total“ manually
Label A
14%
Label D
36%
Total: Label B
100% 21%
Label C
29%
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Stages 1 - Thermometer
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6 5 4 3 2 1 and select “edit points“
Attribute 1 2 Click onto appearing black points
and move them to desired position
Attribute 2 3 Edit company names manually
4 Edit attributes manually
Attribute 3
Attribute 4
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Average
Company 1 Company 3
Company 2 Average
Evaluation chart 2
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CEO Name
CEO
Name Dep. 1 Name Dep. 2 Name Dep. 3 Name Dep. 4 Name Dep. 5
SVP Department 1 SVP Department 2 SVP Department 3 SVP Department 4 SVP Department 5
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<Client name>
<Client name>
Professional background
<Mr Mrs Ms Name> is a <Level> in our <City> <Mkt Unit> Market Unit, assigned to the <Svc Line> Service Line, and is the
<Accenture role>. Before joining Accenture, < Mr Mrs Ms Name > was <Role> with <Prior Experience> in <Industry>.
<Roles and Responsibilities at Prior Employer>. < Mr Mrs Ms Name > most recently consulted to the <Market or Industry>
industries. < Mr. Mrs. Ms. Name > received a <Type of Undergraduate Degree> from <School Name> and an <Type of
Graduate Degree> from <School Name> .
Relevant experience
• Major multi-specialty physician group: Coordinated the work of a multi-disciplinary team to design a national organization,
including the establishment of centralized functions and shared services.
• Leading health maintenance organization: Conducted competitive analysis and identified critical industry success factors
to assess future market positioning for client.
• Top branded computer manufacturer: Analyzed and identified future trends in the publishing industry to recommend a
market positioning strategy for a new Internet server product.
• Major retail bank: Developed business case to cost-justify self-service technology and advised bank on marketing
strategy to ensure successful implementation.
Resume German
Berufliche Qualifikation
<Herr/Frau Name> ist ein <Level> in unserer <Stadt> <Mkt Unit> Market Unit, der <Svc Line> Service Line zugewiesen
und ist <Tätigkeit> bei Accenture. Vor seiner Tätigkeit bei Accenture war <Herr/Frau Name> <Tätigkeit> bei
<Unternehmen> in der <Branche>. <Tätigkeit und Verantwortlichkeit bei früherem Arbeitgeber>. <Herr/Frau Name> war in
der letzten Zeit als Berater für <Markt oder Branche> eingesetzt. <Herr/Frau Name> hat einen Abschluss als
<Universitätsabschluss> von der <Name der Universität>.
Sachkenntnisse Branchenkenntnisse
• Sales/Sales Force Effectiveness • Consumer/Industrial Products and
• Organisationsgestaltung Services
• Kundenservice • Bankenwesen
• Gesundheitswesen
Relevante Erfahrung
• Größere Privatklinik mit mehreren Fachabteilungen: Koordination eines fachübergreifenden Teams mit dem Ziel, eine
nationale Organisation einschließlich der Entwicklung von zentralisierten Aufgaben und Shared Services zu entwerfen.
• Führendes Unternehmen im Gesundheitswesen: Durchführung einer Wettbewerbsanalyse und Identifizierung von
kritischen Erfolgsfaktoren zur Bewertung der künftigen Marktpositionierung des Kunden.
• Weltbekannter Computerhersteller: Analyse und Identifikation künftiger Trends in der Verlagsbranche zur Empfehlung
einer Marktpositionierungsstrategie für ein neues Internet-Server-Produkt
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This document and the information contained therein may not be used for
any purpose other than the evaluation of the offer made herein. The
evaluation may only be carried out by the relevant persons within the
recipient's internal organization. This document or the information contained
therein may under no circumstances be made available to any third party.
N.B. Please check the wording with your local Legal Department
Confidentiality clause (e.g. for proposals) - German
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