The document provides formatting guidelines and templates for various types of charts, graphs, text blocks, and tables that can be used in presentations. It includes templates for bar charts, column charts, line charts and other visual elements with specific formatting instructions for font sizes, colors, spacing, etc. It also includes templates for different types of text blocks formatted as lists, matrices, cause-and-effect diagrams, and more. The templates are intended to help standardize formatting across presentations.

1. The Title Is Set in 26-Point Arial Bold (three lines max., reduce font size if more) Sub-title, 20-Point Arial Bold This Could Go to Two Lines Client/Capacity2000 Date—14 point bold

8. Useful icons in blue Strategy Dimensions of Growth Planning for Growth Implementation text text text text

9. Arrows and boxes green Hello Hello Hello Hello Hello

10. Bubbles and stars blue and orange Hello Hello Hello Hello Hello

11. Graphs

12. Value chain light colours with blue text except on blue background Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text

13. Sample Boozeballs

14. Agenda Date : 13 May 2000 Time : 08h00 Venue : MAC Consulting Training Room Item 1 AB 00h00 Item 2 CD 00h00 Item 3 EF 00h00 Item 4 GH 00h00 Item 5 IJ 00h00 Item 6 KL 00h00 Item 7 MN 00h00 Item 8 OP 00h00 Item 9 QR 00h00

15. Review Next Steps of 9 March 1998 Activities 1.

18. RACI Activities CEO Vulamehlo Gas Production Gas Circuit Utilities Water & Ash Monomers & Chemicals Fuels Production Integration Business Development Engineering Support Community Affairs / SDB Material Supply Contracts SHER Financial Services Information Mngement & Logistics Human Resources Rosebank / Other 1. Engineering Support

20. Timeline F d W T S N B R & D M J R S H J M G F v T 2/8 9/8 16/8 23/8 30/8 6/9 13/9 20/9 27/9 4/10 11/10 18/10 25/10 1/11 8/11 Timeline Assemble team A R R Choose architecture A Data format R R A R R Data collection R A/R R R R Analyse data R R A/R Develop algorithms R R A/R Test algarithms in plant A/R R R R R Test algorithms in gasloop model A/R R R R I R Quantify constrains R A/R R R R R VPC A R R R R R Initial model development R R A/R R R R C Initial model testing R R A/R R R C Refine model A/R R R C Handover A R R C

24. Generic Blocks, Circles and Arrows - Copy/Paste the Objects Below or Use the Paint Brush on the Formatting Toolbar to Copy Colors onto Other Objects 1 1 Standard Dark Blue RGB Code: 51 - 102 -153 Standard Light Blue RGB Code: 222 - 211 - 182 Green RGB Code: 153 - 204 - 000 Preferred Colors 1

25. All charts in this document comply to this global PowerPoint palette R = 9 G = 29 B = 93 R = 156 G = 209 B = 0 R = 221 G = 210 B = 181 Primary colours Highlight colors using standard PowerPoint palette (charts & diagrams) To be used as an accent or highlight color only To be used as a background color behind charts and graphs only The color palette has been adjusted in PowerPoint to allow for better onscreen projection R = 161 G = 61 B = 58 R = 89 G = 110 B = 110 R = 102 G = 51 B = 104 R = 145 G = 125 B = 74 R = 151 G = 115 B = 174 R = 220 G = 130 B = 64 R = 87 G = 125 B = 61 R = 84 G = 156 B = 181

27. Text Blocks - Unrelated List ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... .....

28. Text Blocks - Causes and Effects ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... Subtitle comes here

29. Text Blocks - Matrix ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... Subtitle comes here

30. Text Blocks - Cause and Effect ..... ..... ..... ..... Subtitle comes here

31. Text Blocks - Sequence of Causes and Effects ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... Subtitle comes here

34. Text - Bullits ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... Subtitle comes here

35. Text Blocks - Influencing ..... Subtitle comes here … … … … … …

36. Text Blocks - Leading to ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... Subtitle comes here

37. Text - Enveloping Elements ...... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... Subtitle comes here

38. Text Blocks - Elements Leading To ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... Subtitle comes here …

39. Text Blocks - Resulting From ..... Subtitle comes here … … … … … … …

40. Text - Interrelations ..... … … ..... ..... ..... ..... Subtitle comes here

41. Multiple Boxes ...... ...... ...... ..... ...... ...... ...... ..... ...... ...... ...... ..... ...... ...... ...... ..... ...... ...... ...... ..... ...... ...... ...... .....

42. Org Chart ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... Subtitle comes here

44. Logic Tree - Two Levels ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... Subtitle comes here

45. Logic Tree - Vertical ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... Subtitle comes here

46. Driver Tree - Arrows Showing Trend ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... Subtitle comes here

47. Driver Tree - Arrows Showing Base Trends ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ...... ..... Subtitle comes here

48. Driver Tree - Moons Showing Base Trends ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... strong weak Subtitle comes here

49. Driver Tree - Text with General Trends ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... Subtitle comes here

51. Range of possible outcomes Uncertainties ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... Range of Outcomes ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... Subtitle comes here

53. Standard Table Layout Subtitle comes here Column heading Column heading Column heading Column heading

55. Bar Chart - Stacked Units Charttitle comes here Source: The source should be 8-point, non-bold. Punctuate sources: Use semi-colon between sources in the series and always end with a full stop. Note: Text is anchored to the bottom, enabling deletions or additions without having to move the box; box margins 0/.03; 0.10 before paragraph spacing. a. Use lower-case alpha characters for footnote references; call-out for footnotes should be 12 point using superscript.

56. Bar Chart - Two Stacked Units Charttitle comes here Units Charttitle comes here Source: The source should be 8-point, non-bold. Punctuate sources: Use semi-colon between sources in the series and always end with a full stop. Note: Text is anchored to the bottom, enabling deletions or additions without having to move the box; box margins 0/.03; 0.10 before paragraph spacing. a. Use lower-case alpha characters for footnote references; call-out for footnotes should be 12 point using superscript.

57. Bar Chart - Three Stacked Units Charttitle comes here Units Charttitle comes here Units Charttitle comes here Source: The source should be 8-point, non-bold. Punctuate sources: Use semi-colon between sources in the series and always end with a full stop. Note: Text is anchored to the bottom, enabling deletions or additions without having to move the box; box margins 0/.03; 0.10 before paragraph spacing. a. Use lower-case alpha characters for footnote references; call-out for footnotes should be 12 point using superscript.

58. Bar Chart - Four Parallel Units Charttitle comes here Units Charttitle comes here Units Charttitle comes here Units Charttitle comes here Source: The source should be 8-point, non-bold. Punctuate sources: Use semi-colon between sources in the series and always end with a full stop. Note: Text is anchored to the bottom, enabling deletions or additions without having to move the box; box margins 0/.03; 0.10 before paragraph spacing. a. Use lower-case alpha characters for footnote references; call-out for footnotes should be 12 point using superscript.

59. Bar Chart - Paired Source: The source should be 8-point, non-bold. Punctuate sources: Use semi-colon between sources in the series and always end with a full stop. Note: Text is anchored to the bottom, enabling deletions or additions without having to move the box; box margins 0/.03; 0.10 before paragraph spacing. a. Use lower-case alpha characters for footnote references; call-out for footnotes should be 12 point using superscript. Units Charttitle comes here

60. Bar Chart - Two Paired Source: The source should be 8-point, non-bold. Punctuate sources: Use semi-colon between sources in the series and always end with a full stop. Note: Text is anchored to the bottom, enabling deletions or additions without having to move the box; box margins 0/.03; 0.10 before paragraph spacing. a. Use lower-case alpha characters for footnote references; call-out for footnotes should be 12 point using superscript. Units Charttitle comes here Units Charttitle comes here

61. Column Chart - Stacked Source: The source should be 8-point, non-bold. Punctuate sources: Use semi-colon between sources in the series and always end with a full stop. Note: Text is anchored to the bottom, enabling deletions or additions without having to move the box; box margins 0/.03; 0.10 before paragraph spacing. a. Use lower-case alpha characters for footnote references; call-out for footnotes should be 12 point using superscript. Units Charttitle comes here

62. Column Chart - Two Stacked Source: The source should be 8-point, non-bold. Punctuate sources: Use semi-colon between sources in the series and always end with a full stop. Note: Text is anchored to the bottom, enabling deletions or additions without having to move the box; box margins 0/.03; 0.10 before paragraph spacing. a. Use lower-case alpha characters for footnote references; call-out for footnotes should be 12 point using superscript. Units Charttitle comes here Units Charttitle comes here

63. Column Chart - Paired Source: The source should be 8-point, non-bold. Punctuate sources: Use semi-colon between sources in the series and always end with a full stop. Note: Text is anchored to the bottom, enabling deletions or additions without having to move the box; box margins 0/.03; 0.10 before paragraph spacing. a. Use lower-case alpha characters for footnote references; call-out for footnotes should be 12 point using superscript. Units Charttitle comes here

64. Column Chart - Two Paired Source: The source should be 8-point, non-bold. Punctuate sources: Use semi-colon between sources in the series and always end with a full stop. Note: Text is anchored to the bottom, enabling deletions or additions without having to move the box; box margins 0/.03; 0.10 before paragraph spacing. a. Use lower-case alpha characters for footnote references; call-out for footnotes should be 12 point using superscript. Units Charttitle comes here Units Charttitle comes here

65. Column Chart - Multiple Country Units Country Country Country Country Charttitle comes here

66. Pie Chart Charttitle comes here Source: The source should be 8-point, non-bold. Punctuate sources: Use semi-colon between sources in the series and always end with a full stop. Note: Text is anchored to the bottom, enabling deletions or additions without having to move the box; box margins 0/.03; 0.10 before paragraph spacing. a. Use lower-case alpha characters for footnote references; call-out for footnotes should be 12 point using superscript.

67. Radar Chart Charttitle comes here

68. Line Chart Source: The source should be 8-point, non-bold. Punctuate sources: Use semi-colon between sources in the series and always end with a full stop. Note: Text is anchored to the bottom, enabling deletions or additions without having to move the box; box margins 0/.03; 0.10 before paragraph spacing. a. Use lower-case alpha characters for footnote references; call-out for footnotes should be 12 point using superscript. Units Units Straight Line Dotted Line Green Line Charttitle comes here

69. Line Chart - Two Source: The source should be 8-point, non-bold. Punctuate sources: Use semi-colon between sources in the series and always end with a full stop. Note: Text is anchored to the bottom, enabling deletions or additions without having to move the box; box margins 0/.03; 0.10 before paragraph spacing. a. Use lower-case alpha characters for footnote references; call-out for footnotes should be 12 point using superscript. Units Units Straight Line Dotted Line Green Line Charttitle comes here Units Units Straight Line Dotted Line Green Line Charttitle comes here

70. Waterfall Chart Units Charttitle comes here Source: The source should be 8-point, non-bold. Punctuate sources: Use semi-colon between sources in the series and always end with a full stop. Note: Text is anchored to the bottom, enabling deletions or additions without having to move the box; box margins 0/.03; 0.10 before paragraph spacing. a. Use lower-case alpha characters for footnote references; call-out for footnotes should be 12 point using superscript.

71. Wave Chart Ease of Implementation Benefits Wave 1 Wave 2 Wave 3 High High Low Low Initiative Initiative Initiative Initiative Initiative Initiative Charttitle comes here Source: The source should be 8-point, non-bold. Punctuate sources: Use semi-colon between sources in the series and always end with a full stop. Note: Text is anchored to the bottom, enabling deletions or additions without having to move the box; box margins 0/.03; 0.10 before paragraph spacing. a. Use lower-case alpha characters for footnote references; call-out for footnotes should be 12 point using superscript.

72. Driver Tree Chart / Dupont Chart Source: The source should be 8-point, non-bold. Punctuate sources: Use semi-colon between sources in the series and always end with a full stop. Note: Text is anchored to the bottom, enabling deletions or additions without having to move the box; box margins 0/.03; 0.10 before paragraph spacing. a. Use lower-case alpha characters for footnote references; call-out for footnotes should be 12 point using superscript. .... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... X -/- -/- Subtitle comes here

74. Moons Subtitle comes here strong weak

75. Traffic Lights Negative Neutral Positive Subtitle comes here

76. Arrows Positive Neutral Negative Subtitle comes here

77. Donuts strong weak Subtitle comes here Company A 00 01 02 03 Company B 00 01 02 03 Company C 00 01 02 03 Company D 00 01 02 03 Criterium .. Criterium .. Criterium .. Criterium .. Criterium .. Criterium .. Criterium ..

79. Value Chains - Loose Arrows ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... Subtitle comes here

80. Value Chains - Touching Arrows Subtitle comes here

81. Interrelated Stages ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... Subtitle comes here

82. Movements ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... Subtitle comes here

83. Circle - Overlapping Arrows Virtuous Vicious Subtitle comes here ...... ..... ...... ...... ..... ......

84. Circle - Integrated Arrows Virtuous Vicious Subtitle comes here

85. Closed Loop .... .... .... .... .... Subtitle comes here

86. Process Ending in a Closed Loop Subtitle comes here

87. Wheel of Fortune Subtitle comes here

88. Puzzle - Four Pieces Fitting Together Subtitle comes here

89. Puzzle - Five Pieces Fitting Together Subtitle comes here

90. Puzzle - Pieces Not Fitting Together Subtitle comes here

91. Puzzle - Pieces Might Fit Together Subtitle comes here

92. Quotes Subtitle comes here

93. Circles of Influence Subtitle comes here

94. Eggs ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... Subtitle comes here

96. Circles - Overlapping Subtitle comes here

98. Cube Subtitle comes here

99. Maps - Netherlands Subtitle comes here

100. Maps - Western Europe, The World [ ungroup to select countries ] Subtitle comes here

101. Life Cycle - Generic Units sold Time since launch Product A Product B Product C Product D Subtitle comes here

102. Life Cycle - Countries Emerging Mature Development Stage Netherlands Sweden U.K. France Italy Germany Subtitle comes here

103. Cost Curve Cost/unit Cumulative Volume ..... ..... ..... ..... Subtitle comes here

104. Downward and upward slopes 1 2 3 Time 3 2 1 Time Subtitle comes here

105. Recognition For Teaching Recognition Of Research

106. Funnels Subtitle comes here

107. Building blocks Subtitle comes here

108. Spectrum ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... Low High Subtitle comes here

109. Balance Subtitle comes here

110. Cross ..... ..... ..... ..... Subtitle comes here

111. Pyramid Subtitle comes here ...... ..... .....

112. History x x x x x 2005 Subtitle comes here

113. Trackers - Place in Top Right Corner of Slide Subtitle comes here

115. Generic Strategy Development Framework - English Environmental Analysis Business Imperatives Business Definition Business Constraints Business Imperatives External Analysis Internal Analysis Key Insights Strategic Options Analysis Strategy Implementation Implement Action Plans Monitor Action Plans Actie-plannen Strategic Options Risk and Reward Strategic Direction Reassess the Business Imperatives Desk Research and Interviews Interviews and Workshops Workshops and Analyses Business Plan Writing Crea-tivity Subtitle comes here Future Industry Scenarios Future Industry Scenarios

117. Strategy Development - The Fish Chosen Strategy Projects & Resources Monitoring Financial Position Strategic Position Capital Market Economic Profitability Growth Commercial Market Market Attractiveness Competitive Position Insight CSFs & KPIs Strategic Issues Scope & Context Creativity Scenarios & Options Subtitle comes here

118. Strategy Development - The Loop CAPITAL MARKET MANAGED PERFORMANCE Strategy Execution Strategy Formulation Dynamic Strategy COMMERCIAL MARKET STRUCTURE & RESOURCES Strategic Position Strategic Position Competitive Position Market Attractiveness Scope & Context Strategic Issues Insight Value Creation Financial Position Growth Economic Profitability Critical Success Factors & Key Performance Indicators Performance Monitoring & Incentive Compensation Organizational Architecture Projects & Resources Chosen Strategy Scenarios & Options Creativity Subtitle comes here

119. Backward Strategic Planning Framework TIME GOAL Actions driven by strategy Where are we now? Mission: Why are we in business? Values: What are our enduring principles and beliefs? Vision: Where do we want to be in 2010? Strategy: How do we get there? Subtitle comes here

120. Incremental versus Dynamic Strategic Planning Framework Versus Incremental Planning Process Dynamic Strategic Planning Process Incrementalism [One reason why companies stagnate] TIME GOAL Where we are now? Actions taken in response to circumstances Where can we be next year? Focus [One reason why companies grow] TIME GOAL Actions driven by strategy Where are we now? Vision of where we need to be five years from now

121. Strategic Disciplines ..... ..... ..... … Subtitle comes here …

122. Activity Map - Generic ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... Advantaged Neutral Disadvantaged ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... Subtitle comes here

123. Activity Map - Very Detailed Geographic markets Distribution channel Customer End use Industry System design /Application engineering Installation Service Customised Standard Sub-systems Food packaging Canning Bottling System Sales force OEM Direct Independent Agent MNC Regional National N.America L.America W.Europe E.Europe Middle East & Africa Asia Japan Australasia Liquid Hybrid Dry Processed Pumps Valves Homogenisers Tubular heat exchangers Food Processing Evaporators Tanks Other Ohmic heaters Freezers & Refrigerators Plate heat exchangers Separators Air treatment Automation Wrapping Dryers Cartoning Systems Subcontractor management 3rd party maintenance Upgrades/ modifications Contract Time/material Own maintenance Conveyer systems Aseptic processing systems Blow moulding equipment Filtration equipment Thermal & energy technology Control systems Sealing Labelling Global Standard Dairy Brewing Soft drinks Juices Cheese Ice Cream Baked Snacks/ Confectionery Cereals Soups/sauces Baby Food Oil/fats/margarines Project management Filling lines New business strengths Installed base strengths Canning Bottling Pumps Valves Homogenisers Tubular heat exchangers Evaporators Tanks Ohmic heaters Plate heat exchangers Separators Wrapping Dryers Cartoning Sealing Labelling Filling lines Convenience food Customer DIY Spare parts Freezers & Refrigerators Automation Conveyer systems Aseptic processing systems Blow moulding equipment Filtration equipment Control systems Strong position Average Weak position No position

124. Activity Map - Competitor Overview ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... Advantaged Neutral ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... Disadvantaged Subtitle comes here

125. Activity Map - Synergy Analysis ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... Advantaged Disadvantaged NM A Average ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... B Subtitle comes here

126. Activity Map - Synergy Summary A B NewCo + = ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... Subtitle comes here Advantaged Disadvantaged NM Average

129. Portfolio Matrix Competitive Position (Returns compared to Industry Average) Market Attractiveness (Industry Average Returns above Cost of Capital) ROCE > CoC ROCE < CoC ROCE = CoC high low low high Charttitle comes here

130. Five Forces Competitors Customers Suppliers Substitutes New Entrants Strong Moderate Weak Subtitle comes here

131. Document Control - For Internal Use Only Version Date of Release Writer Approver(s) (if relevant) Comments on Major Changes from Previous Release 1 26-1-2005 Randy Jagt Vincent Oomes Fonts and colors in new global template 2 30-1-2005 Randy Jagt Vincent Oomes Change of colors Document Title Timesaver 2005 Document Owner Randy Jagt Approver(s) Vincent Oomes, Bert Vries