Shingo Model Diagram Template for PowerPoint & Google Slides

Leverage this dual-layout Shingo Model template to showcase organizational excellence through two complementary infographic slides. The hub-and-spoke diamond layout centers on “Cultural Enablers,” surrounded by Guiding Principles, Tools, Systems, and Results nodes linked by bidirectional arrows to illustrate interdependencies. The pyramid layout structures these pillars into four ascending tiers—Cultural Enablers at the base, followed by Continuous Improvement, Enterprise Alignment, and Results at the apex—providing a clear hierarchical view of lean transformation.

Both slides employ a vivid theme palette (red, blue, green, purple) with flat vector shapes, crisp sans-serif typography, and generous white space for a modern, professional aesthetic. All components are fully editable PowerPoint and Google Slides vector objects tied to master slides and theme color swatches. Users can swap text labels, recolor shapes, resize arrows, and modify gradients in seconds without losing formatting integrity. Snap-to guides, alignment grids, and drag-and-drop placeholders streamline precise layout adjustments and content updates. Subtle animation presets and detailed slide notes enhance presentation flow and speaker confidence.

Optimized for multiple aspect ratios and retina displays, this template exports crisply to large screens, printed handouts, and PDF reports without resolution loss. Customizable color themes support both light and dark backgrounds. Advanced users can edit vector nodes to add relationship arrows, adjust shape angles, or integrate external graphics. The master layout ensures global changes apply across both slides for unified branding. A built-in help guide assists first-time users in mastering the template’s features, making it ideal for enterprise rollouts and continuous improvement workshops.

Who is it for

Lean practitioners, process improvement consultants, and quality managers will rely on these diagrams to teach Shingo principles and map continuous improvement cycles. Business leaders, organizational development specialists, and technical trainers can use them to align teams around core values and performance goals.

Other Uses

Repurpose these layouts for design thinking frameworks, quality audits, organizational alignment presentations, or strategic planning roadmaps. Rename tiers and nodes to map project stages, compliance checkpoints, or cultural assessment results.