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ExampleA corporate finance department regularly reported expenses of group companies in a Bar Chart, which was then used to help identify improvement opportunities. It was noticed that the company with the highest expenses also had the highest overhead costs. A subsequent project to improve this situation broke down these costs further, using a Pareto Chart. Solutions to the problems were found through the experiences of another group company that had already succeeded in reducing its overheads to the lowest in the group.
Fig. 1. Example Bar Chart
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