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What are linear diagrams and in what scenarios are they most useful?

Linear diagrams are a type of graphical representation used to visualize a sequence of events or steps in a process. They are most useful in scenarios where there is a need to understand the flow of a process, identify bottlenecks, or analyze the steps involved in a process.

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What's the best way to brainstorm and compare business ideas? If you didn't guess it right away, the answer is Venn Diagrams. Venn Diagrams allow professionals to creatively organize data to see the relationships between multiple sets of ideas in the simplest way possible. They were first created in 1880 by mathematician John Venn for logic and philosophy, but some say the roots of Venn Diagrams go back even further, all the way to the 1200s, with the first use by philosopher Ramon Llull of Majorca. Over the years, Venn Diagrams have grown in popularity in the business world as an important tool for brainstorming and strategic planning. They are especially useful for entrepreneurs to show how their products and services match customer demands and to gain insight into what the market wants.

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