One way to do that is with the classic comparison matrix, originated by the Boston Consulting Group, of four quadrants, charting values along the x- and y-axes.

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The introductory video above shows the four quadrants of the logo displaying the different components of the Microsoft brand and then exploding into a confetti of multi-colored squares, lest we think that the static logo was, indeed, static.

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