This matrix shows a detailed project plan for completing a web site analysis project.

This slide shows different dimensions (or categories) of information, generally in terms of how you would ‘meta-tag’ information in a database or knowledge management system.

This high-level gant chart variation shows project timing for a modest website development project, from “understand organization” to “identify and build teams, choose vendors”.

This slide is an elaborate list that lists different planning components one would consider for building a new business, division, website or product. The graphic element roughly shows a process or functional structure.

This slide shows what a marketing department (or agency) would have to do on an ongoing basis to implement a marketing strategy/plan.

This generic project plan (or implementation method) stakes the five “D’s” of a system implementation. The five Ds are: define, design, develop, deliver, and direct.

This elaborate project process diagram gives a pretty complete view of a marketing strategy and planning project. The output of this project would be a comprehensive marketing strategy and plan.

This detailed project plan shows 10 steps for completing a brand assessment and analysis project, with each step containing multiple detailed worksteps. The matrix has space to assign project team members and timing.

This slide shows five factors that mark ongoing marketing improvement. They are: ongoing marketing efforts, discontinuous innovation, learning from one effort, size of knowledge support (or decision support), and time.

This large roadmap shows a full first phase technology build out, in this case, a knowledge management system. It has three main stages: assessment and business planning, design and develop, deploy.

This innovative Venn variation shows three intersecting areas of web development firms capabilities: strategy, user experience, and technology. In a third dimension, project phases are layered.