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4DX Method PowerPoint Template

With our 4DX PowerPoint template, you'll receive all the integral information about the four disciplines and a wide selection of templates to introduce the 4DX in your company. Present the 4DX method to your team using our vivid graphics and help them execute strategic goals. Bringing your team on board is the only way to sustainably achieve your strategic goals.

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What are the 4 Disciplines of Execution (4DX)?

Developed by Sean Covey, Jim Huling and Chris McChesney, the method helps team leaders, and their teams, achieve an organization's strategic goals. The four disciplines provide a roadmap that shifts the focus from theoretical strategy development to actual execution. The four disciplines are:

1. Focus on the wildly important.

2. Act on the lead measures.

3. Create a compelling scoreboard.

4. Create a cadence of accountability.

From theory to practice

When setting and developing strategic goals, team leaders often have a wealth of knowledge. But when it comes to concrete plans and implementation, they face greater challenges and lack pertinent methods. This is where the 4DX method steps in by focusing solely on executing the most important strategic goals – the WIGs (Widely Important Goals).

These are then used to derive smaller team goals that team members can contribute to by completing one or two influential tasks. Focusing on just a few employee tasks makes it easier to strive for strategic goals, even during the whirlwind of day-to-day business.

Team members: the key to success

Implementing your corporate strategy is more than just working through a list of tasks. More often than not, it takes employee commitment and a willingness to change behavior. Team members need to be involved in planning and be convinced of the strategic goals and behavioral changes they require.

The 4DX method has an answer for this as well. By using scoreboards and establishing a cadence of accountability, team members will be motivated to perform and continually improve. The scoreboards make the performance of teams or individual team members visible to all.

Everything about the 4DX method in one set

This PowerPoint template contains all essential information about the 4 Disciplines of Execution, with clear diagrams and graphics, so that you can present the method to your company and convince your team members. Numerous templates also allow you to implement the 4DX process in your company. In addition to templates for creating your WIGs, you'll receive a variety of scoreboard templates to motivate your employees and keep them on track to achieve their goals.

With the 4DX template for PowerPoint, you can

• present the 4 Disciplines of Execution in a clear and understandable way
• achieve your strategic goals more quickly
• enjoy visually compelling templates and diagrams to convince your team members and implement the 4DX method in your organization

This PowerPoint template includes:

• The 4 Disciplines of Execution
• The development of 4DX
• Categorizing goals
• Conflict with day-to-day business
• Resistance to change
• Advantages of 4DX
• Comparison of 4DX and OKR
• Classifying 4DX among other goal-achievement methods
• Supplementing 4DX with OKR
• Discipline 1: Focus on the wildly important
• Setting WIGs
• Rules for setting WIGs
• Testing WIGs
• WIG template
• Discipline 2: Act on lead measures
• Lead and lag measures
• Types of lead measures
• Defining lead measures
• Testing lead measures
• Lead measure template
• Discipline 3: Create a compelling scoreboard
• Scoreboard principles
• Creating a scoreboard
• Scoreboard design options
• Designing a scoreboard: Checklist
• Building and updating a scoreboards
• Discipline 4: Create a cadence of accountability
• Principles of WIG sessions
• WIG session process
• WIGS and WIG sessions
• Team members’ commitments
• Honoring commitments
• Measures for a successful WIG session
• WIG session agenda
• Diagrams and templates for the 4DX process
• Realizing the 4DX method
• Implementing the 4DX method
• 4DX scoreboard templates
• Using a 4DX scoreboard
• Trend lines
• Status board
• Gauge chart
• Leading team leaders
• Characteristics of the primary WIG
• 3 mindsets for effective engagement
• The execution performance score (XPS)
• XPS evaluation grid

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4DX PowerPoint Template

Present business strategy features using our customizable 4DX PowerPoint Template . The 4DX refers to the 4 Disciplines of Execution methodology. It provides a formula for executing strategic plans properly while carrying out routine business duties and activities. The 4DX model helps professionals implement the corporate strategy in an organized way to transform the plans into actions. It is considered a recipe for success and helps organizations achieve their objectives and goals. You can download our 4DX PPT template for employee training presentations and motivate them to execute their project duties diligently. Sean Covey, Jim Huling, and Chris McChesney collectively devised the disciplines of execution framework for companies to aid them in business planning and directed execution.  

The 4DX PowerPoint Template consists of three slides with creative layouts for depicting the attributes of this execution methodology. The first slide shows a speedometer diagram with pink, yellow, and green colored meter lines. The pointer indicates the progress level of the corresponding lead measures like sales, customer satisfaction, etc. There are four horizontal rows for displaying four lead measures. An inverted arrow above the bar illustrates the score of the success of the business in a specific lead measure. In the next slide, four rectangular shapes can help presenters describe the factors or disciplines of the business strategy. Once all the steps are defined, you can execute the plan in the company. These four points are:

• Focus on what’s wildly important
• Act on your lead measures
• Keep a compelling scoreboard 
• Create accountability

In the next slide, large square text boxes in a horizontal order with a progression line on top describe the same four sections. Presenters can use this engaging template in performance management, project management, or other team meetings. They can modify the slides’ components to fit their needs and theme. Customize the 4DX slide diagram template and make visually attractive presentations today!

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Inside 4DX: Meet the Masterminds Making Movie Theater Seats Shake, Spray, Wobble and Roll

By J. Kim Murphy

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When audience members take their seats to watch “ Bullet Train ” in a 4DX auditorium this weekend, they will be greeted with a choice. Within the armrest lies a small button that allows viewers to toggle between two options: “Water On” and “Water Off.” The device serves as a harbinger – and, to 4DX novices, perhaps a warning — of the full-tilt sensory experience that is about to unfold as Brad Pitt fights for his life against an army of opposing assassins.

With streaming and other at-home entertainment competing for consumer attention, 4DX employees see the format as an extra incentive to lure audiences to movie theaters. Korean parent company CJ Group first conceived of the technology as an answer to the question of how to innovate the moviegoing experience and make it more essential in the public’s eyes.

Over the course of “Bullet Train,” Pitt will get socked, stabbed, chucked and chased as he untangles a complicated web of conflicting hit jobs. Those who decide to see the film in 4DX will experience each movement onscreen as a motion in their seats, which shake and wobble to the rhythm of the action.

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“We have what we officially call the three degrees of freedom — our chairs move with the pitch (a forward-and-backward rolling motion), the yaw (a left-and-right turning motion) and the heave (an up-and-down elevating motion),” explains Paul Kim, SVP of content and production at CJ 4DPlex . “Then there’s the vibrations and then we have 21 different effects across all of our equipment.”

The bells and whistles of a 4DX auditorium include wind machines, strobe lights, snow simulation (it’s foam), smoke scents and a device inside the seats that thrusts into the shoulders of audience members.

“I checked with our artists. They don’t call it a back puncher. They call it ‘the back kicker,’” Kim laughs.

With so many instruments inside each auditorium, it might be easy to simply crank everything up and put the room on full blast. But a 4DX experience isn’t a matter of sensory overload. Instead, each one is meticulously curated through a weeks-long process in Korea to align with and enhance the content on the big screen.

Each year, the group creates 4DX experiences for more than 30 American productions, along with 40 more titles from China, Korea and other local markets. Once a 4DX experience is finalized, the encoded instructions are wirelessly distributed to the company’s auditoriums around the world. They are then run off local servers within each location.

“There are two teams in Korea. Motion team takes the first stab. That takes about two weeks to finish. Then the effects team comes,” says Duncan MacDonald, head of worldwide marketing and theater development in the Americas at CJ 4DPLEX. “They work very closely with one another. This team has been doing it for so long and it’s really fascinating how they take a movie and they add the 4DX to it. It’s a very certain, specific talent.”

“I think a lot of people assume that this is done through an automated process. It’s not,” Kim adds. “They really sometimes go frame-by-frame to make sure that every effect, every motion, every vibration is correctly transmitted according to what you’re seeing on the screen.”

As MacDonald describes, “Bullet Train” is “a great fit” for 4DX. The film’s abundance of rock-em-sock-em fight scenes sends seats jolting back and forth. Heavy blows activate the “back kicker” in each seat. As bullets whizz by, gusts of air fire off near the side of attendees’ heads.

But the use of 4DX extends beyond underlining the violence in “Bullet Train.” Some comedic moments get unexpected emphasis, such as when the image of an erupting bidet triggers a spray of water from the nozzle in front of each seat. Additionally, the film’s setting calls for its own environmental flair, from the occasional blast of wind to a more consistent light seat rocking that aligns with the sway of train cars.

Some filmmakers have become more invested in how 4DX is implemented with their work. CJ Group is happy to invite them into the process. Earlier this year, “ Top Gun: Maverick ” director Joseph Kosinski, “Lightyear” director Angus MacLane and “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” editor Bob Murawski visited the company’s Hollywood screening room, providing notes that were then sent back to teams in Korea to tweak the experience. The office even welcomes writer-director Kevin Smith, who will occasionally swing by the screening room to watch new releases.

“We work with filmmakers or studio representatives to make sure that the quality is there,” Kim shares. “We worked directly with director Joseph Kosinski on ‘Top Gun: Maverick.’ He was in our theaters, in our screening room, testing and making sure everything is to his vision on how the film should play.”

By inviting parties closer to the filmmaking process to collaborate, 4DX teams can better achieve the objective they set out for — immersion.

“If the seats are moving the entire two hours of a film, I don’t think it really takes advantage of what 4DX is,” Kim says. “4DX helps the audience feel that much more absorbed in a film. We want to make sure that it’s the right scene and we want to make sure that it makes sense when we use particular effects.”

After new releases leave theaters, 4DX auditorium instructions remain archived within CJ Group, in case films are rereleased down the line. The company also continues to explore opportunities to implement 4DX with older movies; Joe Dante’s “Gremlins” was released in the format over the 2019 holiday season.

The first 4DX auditorium opened to the public in 2009, with a venue in Korea welcoming moviegoers to see James Cameron’s sci-fi epic “Avatar” in motion seats. In the years since, the entertainment branch of CJ Group has dramatically expanded the format’s global footprint, with 57 theaters in North America and 783 worldwide. The company has also focused on another premium format — ScreenX, a panoramic auditorium that projects images around audiences with 270-degree screens.

While the COVID-19 pandemic proved to be a tumultuous period for the theatrical industry at large, CJ Group notes that studios and consumers have shown more intense interest in 4DX as lockdowns have lifted. “Top Gun: Maverick” surpassed $50 million in box office sales across 4DX and ScreenX auditoriums — the highest grossing release yet across the formats.

“People just wanted to come out and experience something different,” MacDonald says. “4DX is something you can’t get at home. It is so different than a regular moviegoing experience. I think people were searching that out after the pandemic. We get our exit polling after every big title and there’s a huge positive sentiment as far as it being a fully immersive experience. Nothing too much. Not too many back punches — just the right amount.”

As popular legend goes, the 1890s audience first viewing the Lumière brothers’ “The Arrival of a Train at La Ciotat” was so alarmed by the image of a locomotive barreling toward them that the room erupted in panic. Now, more than 125 years later, auditoriums are instead immersing viewers inside the on-screen train, as Brad Pitt sends it flying off the rails.

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