Template Type: Symbols

The symbol of things typically represents the physical or digital assets that are involved in the ecosystem. These assets might include products, services, infrastructure, and other resources that are used or consumed by the businesses and stakeholders in the ecosystem.

For example, in an e-commerce ecosystem, the things symbol might represent the products that are sold online, the warehouses where they are stored, or the delivery trucks that transport them. In a transportation ecosystem, the things symbol might represent the vehicles, roads, and other physical infrastructure that are used to move people and goods.

The stakeholder symbol represents an individual or group who has an interest or concern in the project or initiative. The symbol is usually positioned within a larger diagram or model that represents the project or initiative and its various components, such as its goals, objectives, scope, risks, and deliverables. The position of the stakeholder symbol within the diagram reflects the level of interest, influence, or impact that the stakeholder has on the project or initiative.

The “Project” symbol typically represents a discrete initiative or effort that has a defined scope, budget, and timeline.

The Project symbol can be used to represent a wide variety of different types of projects, such as new product development, process improvement, IT system implementation, or organizational change. It can also be used to represent projects at different levels of scale, from small, departmental-level initiatives to large, enterprise-wide programs.

In a Manufacturing Routing Network, the symbol of a production line represents a sequence of workstations, machines, and other resources, arranged in a linear fashion, to perform a specific manufacturing process or produce a particular product.

Each workstation or machine in the production line performs a specific operation or task, and the work-in-progress moves from one station to the next until it is completed.