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Efficiency Effective Diagram
Efficiency and effectiveness matrix diagrams can be designed using EdrawMax or EdrawMax Online. Instead of an Efficiency and Effective template from scratch, use the EdrawMax predefined Matrix template and share it among your colleagues. As the image suggests, efficiency is defined as the ability to accomplish something with the least amount of wasted time, money, and effort or competency in performance. Effectiveness is defined as the degree to which something is successful in producing a positive result. It should be noted here that efficiency is the ability to do tasks quickly regardless of whether or not they are essential. At the same time, effectiveness is the ability to choose and do the most relevant tasks to your goal.
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Efficiency Effective Template
Efficiency and Effective matrix diagram is a way to understand the two most important factors that come while completing a task. As the matrix template suggests, efficiency refers to how well something is done, and effectiveness refers to how useful something is. Business organizations usually seek to increase and improve the efficiency of their operations and sales processes. For instance, traveling in a car is a very effective way, but it is not highly efficient due to the rise of fuel’s cost. Instead of an Efficiency and Effective template from scratch, use the EdrawMax predefined Matrix template and share it among your colleagues.
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Affinity Diagram Matrix
The Affinity Diagram organizes a large number of ideas into their natural relationships. An Affinity Diagram Matrix is used to generate, organize, and consolidate information related to a product, process, complex issue, or problem. As shown in the below Affinity Diagram Matrix diagram, the matrix is a quality management tool used for project management as it is the easiest and least complex modern quality tool to begin the problem-solving journey. An Affinity Diagram Matrix is often used to analyze feedback from the Voice of the customer findings as this tool allows them to be grouped and studied by topic. The Affinity Diagram process is essential for grouping data gathered during research or ideas generated during brainstorming sessions.
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T- Shaped Matrix for Companies
This diagram is a T-type shaped matrix. It is the combination of two L-type matrices joined by a single list. There are three groups of items where group A is related to both group B and group C. But group B is not connected to group C. This matrix chart is used to analyze the relationship between three factors with direct or indirect relationships. For example, focusing on model B shows that it is produced in large volume at the Mississippi plant and in small volume at the Arkansas plant. Zing Corp. is the major customer for model B, while Arlo Co. buys a small amount. Focusing on the customer rows shows that only one customer, Arlo Co., buys all four models. Zig Corp. buys just one. Time Inc. makes large purchases of A and D, while Lyle Co. is a relatively minor customer. For more examples, please check out our edrawMax template gallery.
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X-Shaped Matrix for Relationships
This is an X-Shaped Matrix diagram. A basic X-Shaped Matrix diagram typically shows the critical relationships of four groups of items in a kind of circular flow. In this example an X-shaped matrix diagram is used to illustrate the relationship between the Plant, the Supplier, the Product, and the Type of Customer as a function of whether the technical requirements of production are “high” or “normal”. . For more examples, please check out our edrawMax template gallery.
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Y-Shaped Matrix for Financial Firm
This is a Y-Shaped Matrix diagram. The basic Y-Shaped Matrix Diagram typically shows the critical relationships of three groups of items in a kind of circular flow. In this example, the Y-shaped matrix diagram is used by a financial services firm that specializes in managing the investments of relatively small investors (that is, less than $10 million). The managing partner wants to illustrate the firm’s internal metrics compared to the customer’s expectations compared to the groups involved in the service delivery. For more examples, please check out our edrawMax template gallery.
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T-Shaped Matrix Diagram for Human Resources
This is a T-shaped matrix diagram. A T-type matrix is the combination of two L-type matrices joined by a single list. There are three groups of items where group A is related to both group B and group C. But group B is not connected to group C. This matrix chart is used to analyze the relationship between three factors with direct or indirect relationships. . In this example a T-shaped matrix diagram is used by the program manager for allocating human resources to multiple improvement projects. As it allows two sets of data to be compared with a third one. For more examples, please check out our edrawMax template gallery.
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L-Shaped Matrix for Making Tea
This is an L-Shaped Matrix diagram. This matrix chart is a two-dimensional diagram and the most common form of matrix diagrams. The purpose of this matrix chart to compare and analyze the relationship between two sets of data. One set of data is represented in the left side column. And the second set of items are listed in the top row column. Numbers or symbols can be used to illustrate the relationships between the intersecting cells. This diagram presented here shows the various factors that need to be considered for making a better cup of Tea. For more examples, please check out our edrawMax template gallery.
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X-Shaped Matrix Diagram
This is an X-Shaped matrix diagram. This matrix is a combination of four different types of L-shaped matrices and it can also be considered as an extension of a T-type matrix chart and is used to compare two complementary sets of data. Here, each axis of the matrix chart is related to the adjacent axis but not to the axis across it. Each group is related to two adjacent groups in a circular pattern. This Example shows the X-shaped diagram comparing four groups of items like Manager, Engineer, Location, and Feature. For more examples, please check out our edrawMax template gallery.
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T-shaped Matrix Diagram for Tasks
This is a T-shaped matrix diagram. A T-type matrix is the combination of two L-type matrices joined by a single list. There are three groups of items where group A is related to both group B and group C. But group B is not connected to group C. This matrix chart is used to analyze the relationship between three factors with direct or indirect relationships. In this example, a T-shaped matrix is used for comparing three groups of items like Employees, Tasks, and Shift. For more examples, please check out our edrawMax template gallery.
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Y-shaped Matrix Diagram
This is a Y-shaped matrix diagram. The Y-shaped diagram relates three groups of items that are all related to each other and exist in a circular flow. Here group A, group B, and group C are connected and related to each other (i.e., A ← → B ← →C← →A). These relationships are depicted in a circular diagram. Use the Y-shaped matrix when you need to compare three closely related groups. It can also be used as a practical simplification of the C-shaped matrix. The below example depicts the relation between 3 such groups (i.e. Tasks, Shifts, and location). For more examples, please check out our edrawMax template gallery.
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Roof Shaped Matrix
This is a C-shaped matrix diagram. This matrix compares and analyses three sets of data from different lists. A C-shaped matrix chart is not a circular flow but a three-dimensional cube diagram. When three types of lists have to be analyzed simultaneously, a C-type matrix chart is the usual go-to. The roof-shaped matrix is used with an L- or T-shaped matrix to show one group of items relating to itself. It is most commonly used with a House of Quality, where it forms the "roof" of the "house." This example provides four variations of the House of Quality Business Tool used in the Quality Function Deployment (QFD) technique. The House of Quality is a diagram that resembles a house, used for mapping the relationship between customer needs and product capabilities. It is a tool used as part of the Quality Function Deployment (QFD) and it uses as a basis a planning matrix to relate what the customer wants to how a producer meets those needs.
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X-Shaped Matrix for Plants
This is an X-Shaped matrix diagram. It is a combination of four different types of L-shaped matrices and it is also an extension of a T-type matrix chart and is used to compare two complementary sets of data. Here, each axis of the matrix chart is related to the adjacent axis but not to the axis across it. Each group is related to two adjacent groups in a circular pattern. X-type matrix chart typically shows the significant relationships of four data sets. In this example, an X-shaped matrix is used to show the relation between Plant, Model, Supplier, and Deliver service in a Car manufacturing plant. For more examples, please check out our edrawMax template gallery.
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T-Shaped Matrix for Projects
This is a T-type matrix diagram. This matrix is a combination of two L-type matrices joined by a single list i.e, compares the two data sets with one main list. There are three groups of items where group A is related to both group B and group C. But group B is not connected to group C. This matrix chart is used to analyze the relationship between three factors with direct or indirect relationships. In this example, a T-type matrix diagram is used for comparing the individual skills on different project and project execution performances. For more examples, please check out our edrawMax template gallery.
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C-Shaped Matrix Diagram for Materials
This is a C-shaped matrix diagram. This matrix compares and analyses three sets of data of different lists. A C-shaped matrix chart is not a circular flow but a three-dimensional cube diagram. When three types of lists have to be analyzed simultaneously, a C-type matrix chart is the usual go-to. The roof-shaped matrix is used with an L- or T-shaped matrix to show one group of items relating to itself. It is most commonly used with a House of Quality, where it forms the "roof" of the "house." In the example, the customer requirements are related to one another. For example, a strong relationship links Purity and Water, while Viscosity is unrelated to any of the other requirements. For more examples, please check out our edrawMax template gallery.
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X-Shaped Matrix for Comparisons
This is an X-Shaped matrix diagram. It is a combination of four different types of L-shaped matrices and it is also an extension of a T-type matrix chart and is used to compare two complementary sets of data. Here, each axis of the matrix chart is related to the adjacent axis but not to the axis across it. Each group is related to two adjacent groups in a circular pattern. In this example, the product models are related to the plant sites and to the customers, but not to the freight lines. For more examples, please check out our edrawMax template gallery.
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C-Shaped Matrix Example
This is a C-shaped diagram. Similar to a Y-type matrix, a C-shaped matrix also compares and analyses three sets of data of different lists. Unlike the Y-type matrix, a C-shaped matrix chart is not a circular flow but a three-dimensional cube diagram. When three types of lists have to be analyzed simultaneously, a C-type matrix chart is the usual go-to. For more examples, please check out our edrawMax template gallery.
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Y-Shaped Matrix for Customer Requirements
This diagram is a Y-shaped matrix. In a Y-shaped matrix, all three lists present are related to each other and exist in a circular flow. Here group A, group B, and group C are connected and related to each other. This matrix chart is used when three closely related lists are to be compared. Due to this chart being circular, all elements are interconnected. This example shows the relationships between customer requirements, internal process metrics, and the departments involved. The different symbols show the strength of the relationships: primary relationships, such as the product availability and production capacity; secondary relationships, such as the link between purchasing and inventory levels; minor relationships, such as the distribution department’s responsibility for order lead time; and no relationship, such as between the purchasing department and production capacity. For more examples, please check out our edrawMax template gallery.
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C-Shaped Matrix Diagram
This is a C-shaped matrix diagram. A C-shaped diagram compares three sets of data. This matrix relates the three groups simultaneously in a three-dimensional cube diagram and also compares and analyses three sets of data of different lists. The C-shaped matrix is used when three types of lists have to be analyzed simultaneously. The example below shows a comparison of the Task, Location, and Shift in a factory. For more examples, please check out our edrawMax template gallery.
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Brand Integrated Marketing Model
Brand integrated marketing refers to the use of all contact points between the brand and the company as information transmission channels, with the goal of directly influencing the purchase behavior of consumers. This template is a diagram of the brand integrated marketing model for reference.
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Karajek Supply Relationship Matrix
According to the importance of purchasing, different business needs have different priorities for purchasing decisions. Divide the company's procurement portfolio according to priority. Suppliers are relatively strong; The product price has little impact, you can prepare more inventory. Price is the main factor. Usually a single suppliers maintain long-term strategic relationships. This template is Karajek's supply relationship matrix for reference.
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Customer Value Matrix
Customer value matrix to share everyone! Marketing experts use consumption frequency and average consumption amount to construct a customer value matrix, and divide customers into consuming customers, best customers, uncertain customers, and frequent consuming customers. It can explain the customer structure and help the company recognize the current customer size and whether the market is large enough. The specific content is visible in this template, let's learn together!
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Grid and Matrix Example
This is a gird and matrix example for showing the student A planned his work and his plan in the future. Matrix Grids are a special type of data grids used in the input and results pages of the Time Step Simulation tool. Grid and Matrix diagrams are effective graphic organizers for teaching and learning.
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T-Shaped Matrix Diagram
T-type matrix is the combination of two L-type matrices joined by a single list. This matrix chart is used to analyze the relationship three factors with direct or indirect relationships.
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