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The slide serves as a front-matter introduction to a BCG report on NYC media.Evaluating NYC media sector · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Situation & Context1 hit
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The slide uses a numbered list format to structure key findings about the NYC media industry.Evaluating NYC media sector · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Situation & Context1 hit
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Evaluating NYC media sectorEvaluating NYC media sector · BCG
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The slide uses stacked bar charts to show the composition of employment and spend across different sub-sectors of the filmed production industry.Evaluating NYC media sector · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Evidence & ProofLoop · Segmentation Split1 hit
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The slide uses a table to show job growth by sector and bullet points to explain the drivers (incentives, TV/reality show boom).Evaluating NYC media sector · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Evidence & ProofLoop · Segmentation Split1 hit
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Evaluating NYC media sectorEvaluating NYC media sector · BCG
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The slide uses stacked bar charts to show growth in spend and FTEs, supplemented by a data table showing the number of shows.Evaluating NYC media sector · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Evidence & ProofLoop · Segmentation Split1 hit
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The chart uses a dual-axis combination (stacked bar for spend, line for FTEs).Evaluating NYC media sector · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Evidence & ProofLoop · Segmentation Split1 hit
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The slide uses a dual-axis chart (bar for spend, line for FTEs) to show trends in two segments of the filmed entertainment industry.Evaluating NYC media sector · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Evidence & ProofLoop · Segmentation Split1 hit
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The chart shows a trend of production-related jobs in NYC, with a note explaining the distinction between direct production-related jobs and broader indirect economic impacts.Evaluating NYC media sector · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Evidence & ProofLoop · Segmentation Split1 hit
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Evaluating NYC media sectorEvaluating NYC media sector · BCG
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Includes a dual-axis chart showing FTEs (stacked bar) and revenue (line) from 2002-2011, with a supporting table for average salary.Evaluating NYC media sector · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Evidence & Proof1 hit
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Evaluating NYC media sectorEvaluating NYC media sector · BCG
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Includes a dual-axis chart (stacked bar for FTEs, line for revenues) and a data table for salary metrics.Evaluating NYC media sector · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Evidence & ProofLoop · Benchmark Gap1 hit
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The chart uses a Marimekko (mosaic) layout to show volume distribution across segments and sender types.US Mail Volumes to 2020 · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Problem & ComplicationLoop · So What Cascade1 hit
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The slide uses a dark green background typical of BCG decks. It presents qualitative evidence to support a quantitative trend.US Mail Volumes to 2020 · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Problem & ComplicationLoop · So What Cascade1 hit
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US Mail Volumes to 2020US Mail Volumes to 2020 · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Evidence & ProofLoop · Benchmark Gap1 hit
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The slide uses a dual-chart layout to demonstrate a causal link between broadband adoption and mail volume decline across multiple countries.US Mail Volumes to 2020 · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Evidence & ProofLoop · Benchmark Gap1 hit
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The chart uses a regression line with an R-squared value of 0.57 to illustrate the relationship.US Mail Volumes to 2020 · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Evidence & ProofLoop · Benchmark Gap1 hit
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US Mail Volumes to 2020US Mail Volumes to 2020 · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Evidence & Proof1 hit
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The slide uses a dark green background typical of BCG decks. It includes a specific callout for the -44% change in First-Class Mail revenue.US Mail Volumes to 2020 · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Evidence & ProofLoop · Scenario Fork1 hit
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The matrix uses a 3x3 grid to show volume outcomes. Callouts provide context for the extreme scenarios (top-right and bottom-left).US Mail Volumes to 2020 · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Evidence & ProofLoop · Scenario Fork1 hit
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Uses a simple binary classification (positive/negative) for various risk/opportunity factors.US Mail Volumes to 2020 · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Evidence & ProofLoop · Scenario Fork1 hit
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BCG branded slide.US Mail Volumes to 2020 · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Beat · Impact & Next StepsLoop · Precedent1 hit
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US Mail Volumes to 2020US Mail Volumes to 2020 · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting 1 hit
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The chart shows a starting volume of 14.4B in 2009 and an ending volume of 11.0B in 2020, with various positive and negative drivers in between.US Mail Volumes to 2020 · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Loop · Waterfall Value1 hit
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The chart shows a net decrease from 8.5B to 4.5B, with various positive and negative drivers.US Mail Volumes to 2020 · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Loop · Waterfall Value1 hit
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The chart uses a waterfall structure to show how various factors (Mail rebound, Organic growth, Autopay, etc.) contribute to the net change in payment volume.US Mail Volumes to 2020 · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Loop · Waterfall Value1 hit
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US Mail Volumes to 2020US Mail Volumes to 2020 · BCG
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The chart uses a grouped bar chart format to compare two categories (bill received in mail vs online) across seven segments of internet experience.US Mail Volumes to 2020 · BCG
Consulting deck Strategy consulting Loop · Voice Of Customer1 hit