A PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS
Understanding the „Bigger Picture“.
The (corporate) world is becoming increasingly complex. This makes it all the more important to understand and communicate the big picture.
We can help: with a Big Picture of your Company, you can now easily explain your topics in an emotional and impressive way.


That’s how quickly your Big Picture is created.

Comprehensive approach.

Why pictures communicate better.
References: How our customers work with Big Pictures
- Hanseatic City of Lübeck – Three paths to green heat supply and climate neutralityFind out how municipal heat planning, neighborhood concepts and innovative district heating technologies are making the city climate-neutral.
- Complex energy processes explained simply – The big picture for E2MHow E2M uses a big picture to visualize its value chain – from the generation of renewable energies to energy trading and flexibility optimization.
- Living well with us – How the Big Picture brings Stadtwerke Hildesheim to lifeStadtwerke Hildesheim’s Big Picture brings sustainable energy supply, smart mobility and digitalization to life at a glance. A visual and interactive solution for transparent customer communication.
- Network expansion management made easy – Big picture for FASTPLANETHow FASTPLANET makes its complex business model understandable with a big picture. Find out how clear visualization optimizes communication with stakeholders.
- A visual mission statement for a common corporate culture – GRAEF OfficeGRAEF wanted to communicate its corporate values clearly and tangibly so that they could be understood and experienced by all employees. The aim was to create a common understanding of values and to present the cultural core of the company in a vivid form.
- From batch size manufacturer to contract manufacturer – the transformation of KRONE agricultural machinery productionIn order to present the transformation of Krone’s production philosophy clearly and comprehensibly, the entire value creation process was visualized in detail. The aim was to present the new principles and processes in such a way that they would be comprehensible and tangible for employees and stakeholders.
- The CRIF Leadership Model VisualizedTo successfully implement the new leadership model, a workshop was conducted with leaders from Germany and Austria to collaboratively develop the content of the “Big Picture.” Based on the workshop results and a briefing session with the creative team at Big Pictury, the Big Picture was designed. Special attention was given to aligning with the corporate design guidelines from the headquarters, which also defined the illustration style. The illustration team at Big Pictury seamlessly adapted these requirements.
- What HR expects in 2025 – and how Big Pictures can helpEin entscheidender erster Schritt ist die Erkenntnis, dass Unternehmenskultur maßgeblich über den Erfolg oder Misserfolg von organisationalen Initiativen zu Performance, Lernen, oder Zusammenarbeit entscheidet. Tatsächlich scheitern über 50 % der Transformationsprojekte an einer unzureichenden kulturellen Anpassung (Quelle: McKinsey, “Why do most transformations fail?”, 2019).
- Quality of life visualized – WVV’s value proposition in picturesWürzburger Versorgungs- und Verkehrs-GmbH (WVV) uses a detailed Big Picture to visualize its diverse services in the areas of energy, water, mobility, environment and leisure. This chart underlines WVV’s commitment to the Würzburg region and serves as a central element in presentations and customer communication.
Popular roll-out media

Click Picture
So that it clicks: digital knowledge interface with text fields and links

Picture Video
Simply play and let it explain: Video Animationl with explanation

Large Print
The image in an impressive print for use in the room.
Backgrounds: examples as a basis for your Big Picture
– Bernard Krone, Chairman of the Supervisory Board KRONE Group
