[Forum FAQ] Visio Standard 2013, Visio Professional 2013 template list and common uses

As we know, Visio 2013 has three versions: Visio Standard 2013, Visio Professional 2013 and Visio Pro for Office 365.
Visio Standard 2013:
Easily create versatile diagrams using a rich set of new and updated shapes and stencils.
Visio Professional 2013:
Work as a team to easily create and share professional diagrams that simplify complex information.
Visio Pro for Office 365:
Take advantage of all features in Visio Professional 2013 as an always up-to-date subscription from Office 365.
In my opinion, the biggest difference is business requirements which included product price and EULA. For the price, we could confirm the details from Microsoft store or local provider. In this article, we would
only summarize the templates among the different versions. You also refer to the build-in template tables for better understanding.

Visio 2013 template list (Part 2): 
Item
Template name
Visio 2013 Std
Visio 2013 Pro
MAP
Web Site Map
×

Value Stream MAP
×

Directional Map


Directional Map 3D


Site Plan
×

Floor Plans
Floor Plan
×

Electrical and Telecom Plan
×

Office layout


Home Plan
×

Space Plan
×

Site Plan
×

HVAC Plan
×

Plumbing and Piping Plan
×

Reflected Ceiling Plan
×

Security and Access Plan
×

Plant layout
×

HVAC control logic Diagram
×

Network
Basic Network Diagram 3D
×

Basic Network Diagram
×

Detailed Network Diagram
×

Detailed Network Diagram 3D
×

Rack Diagram
×

SDL Diagram
×

LDAP Directory
×

Active Directory
×

Software:
Wireframe Diagram
×

UML Activity
×

Chen’s Database Notation
×

UML Sequence
×

UML State Machine
×

UML Class
×

UML use case
×

IDEF1X Database Notation
×

UML Database Notation
×

Data Flow Model Diagram
×

Com and OlE
×

Enterprise Application
×

Program Structure
×

Conceptual Web Site
×

Data Flow Diagram
×

Crow’s foot Database Notation
×

Schedule:
Patient medical process


Calendar


PERT Chart


Gantt Chart


Timeline

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    Best regards,
    Greta Ge
    TechNet Community Support
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