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Examples of Flowcharts, Org Charts and More

ConceptDraw examples covers a broad spectrum of business graphics categories. We separated all the graphic documents on application areas and had produced multiple solutions for each of them. ConceptDraw provides a wide variety of examples such as flowcharts, organizational charts, business charts, UML diagrams, database and ERD, directional map, network diagrams and lots more. Each solution accommodates 10+ examples that shows specific application cases of a diagram. ConceptDraw STORE is an application for downloading solutions with examples, templates and stencil libraries. Please choose any examples you are interested in, alternatively download them for free; you will need to install ConceptDraw to view them. As you will see, ConceptDraw is very powerful, you can use more than 10000 symbols, examples, and many pre-drawn templates, to create your own spectacular flowcharts, business diagrams, network diagrams and lots more, effortlessly, and in no time at all.

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Flowchart Examples

Flowchart is a diagram depicting some process of workflow, showing the steps needed as boxes of different types connected with arrows. Flowcharts are usually classified into four core types: data flowcharts, system flowcharts, program flowcharts and document flowcharts. Flowcharts are a popular tool for interpreting algorithms, usually using pseudo-code. You can also explain a process flow creating a swimlane chart, which is another type of a flowchart. Swimlane chart has horizontal lanes dividing the process flow into several actors.

Organizational Chart Examples. Company Organizational Chart.

Organizational chart is a diagram showing the connection of one employee to another, or others. It clearly shows the company's hierarchy and subordination. Also, it can be created to show the relations within departments or functions of the organization. The principal value of this diagram is that one can show graphically an entire organization in one picture. If the company is too large, the chart can be split into several smaller ones. The brief sample of organizational chart and graphical symbols usually used for designing chart collected in ConceptDraw Solution Park in organizational chart solution. This is an extension of ConceptDraw DIAGRAM software professionally intended for these charts.

Business Diagram Examples

Business Diagram is a broad concept of various diagrams applied for such processes and methods as Problem Solving, Business Process Modelling and Notation, Total Quality Management, or Business Process Management. These diagrams provide visual illustrations, which serve in many cases from researching a problem to data modelling.

Building Plan Examples

Building plan or floor plan is a graphical projection of a premise showing a view from above. This drawing takes into account all the dimensions, all the physical features and the connections between rooms. Some objects, like roof, may be omitted. A building plan could contain both exterior features such as patios or porches and interior features like fireplaces, interior doors and walls. Floor planning is very useful for making a sketch for furniture arrangement.

Network Diagram Examples

Network diagram shows the network appliances and the connections amongst them in a computer network. Identifiable shapes are used to show devices and lines connecting them represent type of connection.

Mind Map Examples

Mind Map is a diagram created to organize thoughts or associations. These diagrams help to analyze facts, order ideas and visualize information in a creative way. Determine one main idea or concept, write it down in a circle, and add branches with major ideas and subbranches with minor thoughts. You can use images, symbols, different fonts and colors to make your mind map vibrant and cool.

Chart Examples

Charts, or graphs represent some data in a graphical way, where data is symbolized by means of lines, bars or slices. Charts can be used to facilitate understanding of large structures, functions, and different numeric data. Graphs have a wide variety of applications and even a wider variety of types: pie charts illustrating numerical proportions as slices, line charts depicting data as a series of points connected by segments, bar charts showing data as rectangular bars.

Project Management Examples

These are examples of diagrams used in project management such as Gantt charts, timeline diagrams, SIPOC diagrams, PERT and Pareto charts. In general, there are many tools used in project management to perform everyday tasks, control the teamwork and plan further actions.

Circular Diagram Examples

Circular diagrams can be used to show marketing ideas or concepts. Such diagram represents a sequence of steps in a cycle, where every step leads to next, finally reigniting the loop.

UML Diagram Examples

Unified Modelling Language, or UML is an open standard modelling language for systems engineering, business process modeling, software development and organizational structures mapping. Two main categories of UML diagrams are behavioral diagrams and structural diagrams.

Geo Map Examples

A geo map is a graphic representation of some geographical point, such as country, state, city or district, which is drawn with accuracy to a scale. Maps can be both two-dimensional and three-dimensional.

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