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14 Steps Loop Diagram for PowerPoint

The 14 Steps Loop Diagram for PowerPoint is a single-slide to display process cycle of business operation. This diagram is an ideal layout for presenting activities that continue throughout project or business venture. For example, an infinite loop of monitoring and control during project lifecycle. Or, display the quality assurance and control processes for continuous improvements. There are 14 chevron segments in infinity loop and use different colors to show left and right direction of diagram. Further, the diagram includes an additional horizontal chevron line passing through 14 steps loop diagram. It can depict the business term for moving in right direction.

The PowerPoint template of 14 Steps Loop Diagram contains a collection of editable chevron segments. The users can change the colors and size of PowerPoint shapes from solid fill option in drawing format. This infinity diagram template display overlapping typographic symbol for project lifecycles while avoiding deadlocks.

The infinity symbol represents continuity, commonly used in mathematics for indefinite quantities or in computer programming for endless process cycles. Therefore, this diagram is a suitable presentation template for professionals of technology and researches. Alternatively, download SlideModel Infinity Symbol diagram for various Process Flows and Staged Diagrams.

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PowerPoint 2007PowerPoint 2010PowerPoint 2013PowerPoint 2011 MacKeynotePowerPoint 2016PowerPoint 2016 MacOffice 365Google Slides
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