Key Features

1. Designed by experts, this highly informative PowerPoint template on Problem Analysis is 100% editable.
2. From changing its layout to adding new content, you can truly customize the entire presentation on the go.
3. It consists of different styles of vector-based illustrations. They will make your slideshows more uniform and visually stunning at the same time.
4. You can easily use these illustrations with PowerPoint, Apple Keynote, and Google Slides. It is also based on a master slide for easy customization.
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Save your time and efforts with this entirely editable template and be sure to draft impressive slideshows. You can use these slides to educate your audience the nitty-gritty of this domain. Start by defining the concept to your audience and discuss the various means to do it.

You can also cover the problem analysis steps, major techniques, the overall roadmap, organizational analysis, different approaches to perform it, its benefits, and more. We have also drafted dedicated slides for various analytical models like Fishbone analysis, causes and effects, 5 Whys, Force Field, and more.

Why should you download this template?

From strategists to consultants, every individual who is related to this principle can use this set. It would be highly beneficial for educators, trainers, management experts, analysts, and other professionals who want to educate their audience about the topic. It will help you save your time and let you draft memorable presentations on the go. No prior designing experience is needed to use these illustrations. With just one click, you can edit them as per your needs, and elevate the visual appeal of your everyday slideshows.

What is Problem Analysis?

As the name suggests, It is a stepwise approach that analyzes a problem in different ways, leading to better results. There are different kinds of techniques for this. Some of them are the Five Whys, Fishbone Analysis, Force Field Analysis, Critical Incidence Analysis, etc. Firstly, the background of the problem is studied and various hypotheses are introduced. It is further explored in different dimensions, leading to a program plan, implementation, and monitoring.