This Gantt chart shows the steps and timing for a market analysis for internet products and business development.

This plan shows the steps/phases in a combined marketing strategy and data analytics project.

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 slide shows a four-tiered marketing plan for a product or service that has multiple sales channel (consumer, distributors, partners, etc.,)

This graphic list shows nine critical success factors to launching risk/reward models in conducting business.

This “customer relationship management” framework is a top-level icon to match some CRM tactics (in this case, databases) with higher level objectives.

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

This chart shows how financial benefits of data mining projects rise as their costs shrink over time.

This project approach shows how a plan would be developed to create a risk/reward program, perhaps one that a marketing firm and product firm might enter in together. Or a joint venture.

This pyramid graphic shows a two flows of information: one on activities to complete a vision, identity and communication strategy, and the other are benefits derived from the activity.

This 10-step project plan shows the steps required to complete an assessment and analysis phase of a branding project.

This complicated chart shows a map (and within it, a process), that shows how training/knowledge systems gather data, process it, and pass it on to the right user.

This diagram shows how different web or technology roles work together (here shown in orbit like planets or atomic particles). The orbit “delivery management”, which could also be “project management”.