Complex process flowchart symbols decision ppt powerpoint presentation portfolio summary

Description:

The image presents a collection of Complex Process Flowchart Symbols, typically used in flowcharts to represent different stages and actions within a process. Each column is color-coded and contains distinct shapes that indicate various operations or functions.

1. In the first column (green), we have basic flowchart symbols such as "Terminator" (begin/end), "Process" (a step in the process), "Decision" (where a decision is made), "Preparation" (setup necessary before a process step), "Data" (information used or produced), "Subroutine" (a separate sequence of processes), and "Multiple Documents" (several documents).

2. The second column (blue) includes "Connector" (connects different parts of the flowchart), "Merge" (where multiple flows converge), "Display" (information shown to the user), "Stored Data" (information saved for later use), "Manual Input" (data entered manually), "Documents" (a document or report), and "Delay" (a wait or pause in the process).

3. The third column (dark blue) features more specialized symbols like "Manual Loop" (a process that loops until manually advanced), "Loop Limit" (a process that loops until a condition is met), "Collate" (to bring things together), "Sort" (to arrange data), "Database" (a collection of data), and three variations of "Off-page Connector" (used to connect different parts of the flowchart that are not on the same page).

4. The last column includes symbols for "Internal Storage" (storage within the system), "Summing Junction Logical And" (logical AND operation), "Or Logical OR" (logical OR operation), and two additional "Off-page Connectors".

Use Cases:

Now, here are 7 industries where these symbols can be effectively utilized:

1. Information Technology:

Use: To design and document complex software processes and workflows

Presenter: Systems Analyst

Audience: Development Team

2. Manufacturing:

Use: For mapping out production lines and manufacturing processes

Presenter: Process Engineer

Audience: Plant Operations Staff

3. Healthcare:

Use: Streamlining patient care processes and administrative workflows

Presenter: Healthcare Administrator

Audience: Medical Staff and Administrative Personnel

4. Education:

Use: To illustrate decision-making processes and operational workflows within educational institutions

Presenter: Academic Staff

Audience: Educational Administrators

5. Banking and Finance:

Use: For detailing financial operations, transaction processing, and compliance procedures

Presenter: Financial Analyst

Audience: Bank Executives and Operational Teams

6. Logistics and Supply Chain:

Use: To visualize supply chain logistics and optimize distribution networks

Presenter: Logistics Manager

Audience: Supply Chain Staff

7. Telecommunications:

Use: For planning and demonstrating network architecture and signal flow

Presenter: Network Planner

Audience: Technical Operations Team