Amazing Graphs Ideas

As a consultant I need to make it simpler for clients to understand data. I am starting to put togsther graphs that I see in various publications to use them a later time.

Source: http://www.mckinsey.com/Insights/Manufacturing/A_road_map_to_the_future_for_the_auto_industry

The second graph shows evolution / spread of data over years

https://image-store.slidesharecdn.com/04846778-aadb-4380-b164-38d2df518730-original.png

http://www.businessinsider.my/apple-market-cap-infographic-2015-2/#XGpVlbOd82PZVJVr.97

Fewer, Bigger, Bolder

"I am copying/paraphrasing the below text from an article I read. I do this to improve my writing skills. There is no plagiarism. Original article can be found at - http://www.kellogg.northwestern.edu/kwo/fall14/research-initiatives/fewer-bigger-bolder.htm"

Fewer, Bigger, Bolder that's the name of the book Mohanbir Sawhney and Vinod Khosla have put together to guide executives towards mindful business growth, and preclude them from mindless expansion of company products, brands and markets just to gain bigger market share.

Both Sawhney and Khosla have observed unwieldiness of companies, where the complexity of the company grows faster than their revenues. At this time, they believe, the companies need to slow down, take a hard look at their strategy and potentially cut down expansion if they want to further grow. The paradox of growth is that you need to cut back and do less. 

Through this book, Sawhney, a globally recognised professor, consultant and thought leader in marketing partners with Khosla, ex President of Kraft developing market to develop a "Focus 7" framework to help executive realise their growth objectives by making fewer but better bets.