Fishbone Diagram PPT Template and Keynote Slide

Fishbone Diagram PPT Template and Keynote Slide

Fishbone diagram PPT template & Keynote slide is a simple yet inspired template used for steps or stages that are connected together to obtain a single result. Formed in the figure of a fishbone, the template illustration is made of circles, straight lines, and arrowhead. Three circles are illustrated on the spine arrow and each circle has two branches emerging and connecting on both sides of the circle, this pattern is repeated for the other two circles as well. Henceforth, six branches are seen on one side of the bone and six branches on the other side of the bone. You have an option to write content or heading on all branches, a total of 12, and a text box below to write a detailed long description of the same.

Fishbone Diagram PPT template and Keynote slide is available in the black and white background and can be used to represent management hierarchy, a continuous process or departmental divisions; it will surely be a novel presentation idea.  The fishbone design allows customization of the shapes and effects. Users can modify or change the text font and background colours. The template is designed in both PowerPoint and keynote in both the aspect ratio 4:3(Normal) and 16:9 (widescreen).

To exhibit the cause and effect relationship of the theories variables and concepts; the fishbone diagram PowerPoint template and keynote slide is a perfect one. This diagram design is used to classify the facts behind an occurrence. Here, the presenter can give details of different causes and their possibilities to create an effect; the cause and effect relationship between a product and consumer attitude can be analyzed and verified through this three-layered fishbone diagram PowerPoint template. They are generally used in postmortem activities in order to understand which and where the factors made an effect. The structure of the diagram consists of a head, bone, and spine. This is for scientific and theoretically sounded professional presenters.