Fishbone Diagram Analysis Template for PowerPoint & Google Slides

Product Description

Description

This Fishbone Diagram Analysis Template offers a clear and visually compelling structure for identifying root causes, categorizing issues, and presenting problem-solving insights in an organized way. With its clean, modern gradient color palette and balanced layout, the template helps teams visually map connections between contributing factors and core challenges. Ideal for analytical presentations, it supports data-driven discussions and collaborative decision-making across business, project, and operational settings.

What’s Inside the Template

The template features a horizontally oriented fishbone (Ishikawa) diagram composed of six primary branches, each labeled with a numbered circle for easy navigation. Every branch contains multiple text fields that let presenters break down causes into sub-categories and supporting details. The central spine maintains coherence, while the color-coded sections guide the audience through distinct factor groups. The diagram is spacious, editable, and optimized for both short insights and detailed annotations.

Key Features

Fully editable fishbone structure with six major cause categories
Clean and modern color gradients for visual clarity
Intuitive left-to-right cause-to-effect flow
Ample text space for detailed notes
Easy customization for business, technical, or strategic discussions
Suitable for problem diagnosis, brainstorming, and root cause analysis

Ideal For

Business managers analyzing operational inefficiencies
Project teams addressing recurring project issues
Consultants conducting root-cause assessments
Quality improvement and process optimization initiatives
Strategy teams identifying obstacles behind key challenges

Slide Highlights

The diagram’s symmetrical layout enhances readability, while numbered nodes (01–06) help presenters structure discussions and maintain logical flow. Branches extend from the central axis with clearly defined text placeholders, allowing users to segment information neatly. The head and tail elements of the fish add directional emphasis, reinforcing the cause-to-effect storytelling. The color gradient across branches—from pink to purple to blue—creates a visually engaging progression without distracting from analytical content.