Management challenges occur in various ways. Wizsm has been used to assist organizations respond these dynamic challenges and changes.
Ranking of a Portfolio of Projects – Showing recommended projects
This 4-Box (BCG Matrix) shows the relationship of ranked business projects (data parameters chosen by group) which are ranked for various business projects. The axes shown in this example compares time-to-implement a project verses the overall project benefit.
Ranking of Projects –
By Cost, Time, and overall Benefit
This chart shows a group of ranked projects using a combination of data attributes: cost, time-to-implement, complexity, and risk) that are parameters chosen by group. Value represents the combination of those parameters and is charted against those projects.
Tracing Source to Target Strategic Relations (Goal-Objective-Measure)
This is known as a DNA chart because it shows the relationships in the various paths of a Goal-to-an Objective-to-a-Measure. A key finding is identifying any hidden relationships that may not have been known previously.
A Visual display communicating the
Alignment of Initiatives to Objectives
This matrix is a heat map showing a comparison of a group evaluating the probability (Remote-to-Probable) to (Low-to-Extreme) consequence associated achieving an objective of achieving revenue growth. Notice the chat box on the right allow for participants to comment about the heat map. These comments are maintained by Wizsm.
Workflow showing the Quarterly Performance Review Process
A visual display of processes and workflows are critical for communicating the way your business operates. Different versions of the process or workflow can be reviewed to understand differences, bottlenecks, and who made the respective changes to the process flow.
Analyze Different Scenarios
with Matrix Analytics
In many cases, a matrix is an easy way to understand the relationship between two items (i.e., list of financial items reporting in various countries since each country has different financial requirements. The row and column totals reflect a total count of the relationships. This matrix information helps in ranking financial areas that need work and those countries with the most regulations.
