The slide features textual content on the left detailing Thailand's economic strengths and challenges. Key economic indicators are presented on the right, with a focus on potential economic impacts in the metaverse.

The slide features textual content on the left detailing Vietnam's economic strengths and challenges. Key economic indicators are presented on the right, highlighting potential economic impacts in the metaverse.

Features a set of horizontal bar graphs displaying GDP forecast levels for multiple countries (US, Europe, China, Japan, India) from 2019 to 2021. Each country's forecast is color-coded, and the slide uses a minimalist design to focus on the comparison of economic projections.

A comparative chart showcasing GDP forecasts for various economies with indicators for past and projected levels.

The slide includes multiple column charts comparing projected GDP levels for several countries.

The scatter plot correlates the average years of education completed to GDP per capita PPP across various countries, highlighted by dots labeled with country names.

The slide features a scatter plot showing GDP per capita (PPP) versus tertiary GER (Gross Enrollment Ratio) for various countries in 2017. The data points are color-coded by continent. The chart is divided into three phases of economic growth, with annotations explaining each phase.

The slide features a line graph showing the GDP and employment trends in Canada, illustrating a steep drop-off and recovery.

Contains a combination of maps, column charts, and text blocks. Mainly red color scheme.

Features a line chart comparing the growth indices of GDP, exports, and FDI from 2015 to 2030, with annotations on forecasted trends. The chart is supported by bullet-pointed annotations for clarity.

A slide featuring text on the left side and a column chart on the right. The column chart displays potential GDP gains from increasing female employment rates across OECD countries. The slide is moderately dense.

The slide displays horizontal bar charts with data points and forecast ranges for GDP growth in multiple countries from 2020 to 2021.

Column charts showing GDP forecast levels indexed to 2019 for the US, Europe, China, Japan, and India, with forecast ranges.

This slide features multiple line graphs representing GDP forecast levels for various regions (US, Europe, China, Japan, India) indexed to 2019 values. Each region's graph is color-coded, with different years marked by points and accompanied by percentage values, illustrating GDP changes over 2019, 2020, and 2021. The layout is divided into columns for each region, clearly labeled and with forecast ranges at the bottom. This structured arrangement aids in comparative analysis of economic trends across different geopolitical areas.

This slide displays a column chart with global GDP growth projections from 2020 to 2024 across different countries, including the US, Euro area, UK, Japan, China, India, Brazil, Australia, and South Africa.

This slide combines a line graph and column chart to illustrate the GDP growth from 2011 to 2022, attributing specific portions to the NBN network, with textual annotations for clarity.

Features bullet points and text explaining the potential growth in GDP, exports, and FDI in developed and developing countries. It summarizes growth projections and underlying economic trends.

This slide features a series of line charts and a column chart showing the changes in U.S. GDP, inflation, unemployment rate, and 10-year U.S. Treasury rate from Jan 2023 to Dec 2023.

Two column charts showing GDP % and market capitalization % of world total, with segments for different regions and countries. The design is balanced and data-centric.

Slide includes multiple line graphs depicting real GDP growth for World, Eurozone, USA, and China from Q1 2019 to Q4 2021, with an adjacent table detailing GDP changes and expected recovery quarters.

This slide features two charts: one showing the real GDP level in 2023 Q1 versus pre-pandemic trends for various countries, and another showing real GDP change from 2023 Q1 versus 2019 Q4.

The slide contains a line chart on the left showing private real estate returns and real GDP growth from 4Q78 to 1Q24. The right side features a column chart comparing private real estate returns in different inflationary regimes.

Includes line graphs that project economic recovery trajectories under a scenario of virus recurrence with a strong global rebound, with detailed GDP indexes.

Slide features a pie chart in dark grey background. The chart details share of global GDP among services, emission-intensive industries, and all others.

Includes a line chart showing real GDP growth trends and a stacked bar chart of GDP components for Q4 2023.

Contains a column chart comparing baseline and post-solar deployment MSME sales, projecting potential GDP increase.

This slide contains multiple elements: column charts for GDP share per industry, a table for total NY private sector GDP and incremental UI claims. Each industry's impact on GDP and UI claims is detailed.

A combination of a line chart and a stacked column chart. The line chart shows GDP per capita vs. urbanization. The stacked column chart shows middle-class growth contribution.

Slide features multiple line graphs comparing real GDP growth across the World, Eurozone, USA, and China from Q1 2019 to Q4 2021, with annotations and a side table summarizing GDP changes and recovery times.

The slide presents data with column charts comparing GHG emissions between FY19 and FY22, showing a decrease in total emissions and intensity metrics.

This slide presents a column chart detailing percentages of global GHG emissions by sector for 2017, with color-coded sectors like oil, gas, coal, and different industries and transport modes.

Contains a bar chart comparing greenhouse gas emissions by country in Sub-Saharan Africa, using distinct colors for visual clarity and emphasis.

The slide features a column chart illustrating global GHG emissions per sector in 2010 and the applicability of bioenergies in decarbonizing these sectors, including energy, industry, buildings, and transport.

This slide includes a column chart on GHG emissions per year by source (coal, oil, gas, etc.) and a bar chart showing the remaining carbon budget for the 1.5°C target. Both charts use different color codes for better understanding.

The slide compares GHG emission reduction targets, net-zero commitments, and carbon tax implementations of ASEAN countries, with visual and textual explanations of their progress.

The slide includes text and an infographic explaining the different scopes of GHG emissions (direct, indirect, and other indirect), and their impact on corporate GHG emissions disclosure.

Features multiple stacked column charts showing the breakdown of GHG emissions by sector in Nigeria, with detailed legends and annotations for clarity.

The slide features a combination of column charts and iconography to present data on GHG emissions, renewable electricity sourcing, and environmental performance targets.

This slide features a treemap chart that shows the percentage of global GHG emissions by different sectors. Each sector is color-coded and divided into sub-sectors. The layout is dense with a lot of information compactly displayed.

Includes a projection bar chart of GHG emissions from generators up to 2030, segmented by residential, commercial, and industrial contributions, in a clear and straightforward visual format.

Column chart showing Canada's emissions reduction commitments across various sectors, with a focus on reaching net zero by 2050. Background image includes a bird and nature.

The slide features two prominent column charts comparing projected emissions and sector-wise reductions in Nigeria for 2030. A smaller detailed legend explains conditional targets. Visual elements are clearly structured for easy comparison between 'business as usual' and '2030 targets'.

The slide is divided into three columns, describing the GIMA team, traditional investments, and alternative investments with bullet points and icons.

Contains lists, a block of text defining GPT, and a highlight on the Internet as a GPT. Purple accents are used throughout the slide.

The slide includes bar charts comparing GRI Hotel Performance Index across different Mediterranean countries and hotel categories, with text summarizing key points.

Includes a line graph comparing different entities over time and a sidebar with explanatory text and bullet points for clarity.

Column chart displaying annual sales growth by GTA region, with bars representing different regions such as Toronto, Peel, Halton, York, and Durham.

Contains two column charts: one showing GVA growth in major cities and another showing indexed GVA output for 2022.

The slide is filled with textual information, utilizing bullet points, icons, and colored boxes to distinguish sections. A small chart is present in the top-left corner. The visual complexity is moderate.

The slide features a title with a prominent image of a scenic landscape and a number "1". It includes a column chart depicting GVA growth in UK regions.

A combination of text, charts, and graphics, this slide presents data with a balance between visuals and written content. It includes a pie chart, a bar graph, and numerical highlights in callout boxes. The color scheme is consistent with the presentation theme.

The slide has a text box on the left explaining GVA in manufacturing. On the right, there are two charts: a column chart showing GVA per employee by region and a stacked bar chart showing employment by aggregate sector.

The slide features a column chart on the right side showing the proportion of total industry GVA growth by 2030 associated with physical asset optimization.

Contains a column chart showing indexed regional GVA levels and another column chart showing unemployment rates. Text discusses economic recovery trends.

The slide features two column charts showing the percentages of participants who experienced gains or losses from crypto assets and crypto investment funds.

A two-section slide with a medium level of detail. The top half categorizes industries using Web3 with icons and brief descriptions, while the bottom half lists details for each industry with icons, all against a blue background.

The slide includes a Gartner Emerging Technologies Hype Cycle graph, showing various technologies at different stages of maturity and adoption. Key points about the technologies’ current state and future potential are noted on the right side.

The slide contains two line charts showing the growth of contract value and free cash flow over the years, with key data points marked from 2013 to 2023.

Slide with three pie charts showing 2024 revenue guidance by segment, 2023 gross margin mix, and 2023 revenue by geography.

The slide presents a timeline of Gartner's company history and strategic acquisitions, highlighting key milestones and market opportunities from 1979 to 2024 & beyond.

The slide has three sections detailing growth, margin expansion, and free cash flow, with icons and bullet points highlighting key financial metrics and strategies.

The slide features two line charts showing quarterly revenue and contribution margin trends. Text explains Gartner's research services for executives and their teams.

The slide contains a donut chart showing the subscription mix of Gartner's research revenue. The chart highlights that 92% of revenue is subscription-based.

Two column charts displaying Henry Hub and UK NBP gas price estimates. The charts show bank/broker and consultant ranges from 2020 to 2024.

The slide includes several data representations, such as bar graphs displaying top industry focus and a line chart depicting trend evolution. It also features a list of concepts and tags.

Consists of circular diagrams and percentages focusing on Gen Z's buying habits in the luxury market, with emphasis on sustainability and digital interactions.

The slide includes a main text section at the top, followed by two sets of data visuals. The left visual is a column chart showing the top concerns among Gen Zs, and the right visual for millennials.

Left: pie chart on plans to establish GenAI teams. Right: list of barriers to establishing GenAI teams.

Column chart showing viability of GenAI for full automation over 10 years.

The slide includes column charts showing the level of interest in GenAI by deposit size and the primary drivers motivating banks to implement GenAI technologies, with a large textual summary.

The slide features a combination of pie charts and column charts, along with textual points about the benefits and budget allocations for GenAI solutions in retail and commercial banks.

The slide features column charts identifying the departments across front and back office functions that are expected to realize the greatest time and cost savings from GenAI implementation, with a large image.

The slide has three charts: one showing the mobilization of GenAI teams, another on funding sources, and a third on budget allocation. Text provides additional insights into survey responses regarding GenAI team mobilization and funding.

The slide features two column charts. The left chart shows levels of concern about GenAI governance among various respondents, and the right chart shows the status of governance/risk frameworks among firms.

The slide includes a bar chart rating the impact of GenAI on various functions like client service, marketing, and compliance. Commentary at the bottom provides insights from different financial sectors.

Two bar charts showing average annual capital and total factor productivity contributions to real potential GDP growth from 2020-25 and 2025-33, highlighting scenarios of trend, baseline, and optimistic growth.

Left: column chart on stage of investment by deposit size. Right: bar chart on funding sources for GenAI teams.

This slide contains two bar charts: one showing the stages of investment in GenAI applications and another on the expected timeline for launching GenAI applications. Text explains survey responses regarding investment and launch plans.

The slide features column charts showing anticipated changes in banks' working methods due to GenAI, focusing on productivity, technological capabilities, and innovation.

This slide contains two bar charts showing which departments in asset management expect the greatest time and cost savings from GenAI implementation. Additional text provides context and detailed survey findings.

The slide features two bar charts showing which departments in wealth management expect the greatest time and cost savings from GenAI implementation. Text below provides further context and additional details on survey findings.

The slide includes two charts: one on the number of GenAI use cases identified, and the other on the viability of full automation with GenAI. Text details the survey responses and projections for automation in the next five years.

The slide has multiple charts and diagrams illustrating wealth and asset managers' growing interest in Generative AI (GenAI) solutions. It includes pie charts, bar charts, and text explaining the benefits and investment in GenAI.

Includes column charts showing the expected impact of GenAI on workforce productivity and cost savings across front and back office functions, with a large textual explanation below the charts.

Contains bar charts showing disparities between gender in workplace satisfaction and promotion rates.

This slide presents a narrative scenario with a moderate visual complexity. It uses a balanced text layout to tell a story about gender diversity issues in a professional setting. Red highlights and silhouette icons emphasize key points. The design includes bullet points, two text blocks, and stylized graphic elements.

The slide contains a column chart comparing gender diversity percentages across various professional levels. It includes textual explanations and a footnote defining "women of color."

The slide contains text, a pie chart, and a column chart. The pie chart shows percentages of agreement on gender diversity's impact on business, while the column chart shows progress towards gender equality by 2030.

The slide features multiple bar charts comparing the percentages of people who are out at work based on gender, transgender status, and sexual orientation. The bars are horizontal and color-coded to show levels of openness among colleagues.

Text-heavy slide with bullet points and icons. Discusses the advantages of gender-mixed teams in startups, supported by statistics on fundraising and team formation.

Two-column layout comparing somatic and germline gene editing, detailing the processes, risks, next generation impact, and consensus for each.

This slide contains text blocks, a large percentage bar chart, and icons representing different generations. The layout is colorful with a clear division of sections.

The slide uses a bright yellow background with large text blocks and a column chart comparing generations. Simple illustrations of people are included for visual appeal.

The slide displays a generational breakdown of luxury goods consumers using vertical column charts, showing shifts from 2018 to projected 2035 figures.

Column chart showing the projected growth of Generative AI TAM from 2022 to 2027. Includes segments like BFSI, Consumer, Healthcare, Media, Public sector.

The slide includes multiple circular charts depicting percentages related to challenges faced by D&A leaders with AI-generated synthetic data and a triangular chart showing barriers among sales leaders.

The slide features text and percentage data, along with a column chart with horizontal bars showing the adoption barriers for marketing and supply chain leaders.

The slide contains text, percentage data, and a column chart with horizontal bars showing percentages related to risks and challenges faced by IT & InfoSec leaders and software engineering leaders.

The slide contains text, percentage data, and circular charts showing expected benefits of Generative AI for IT & InfoSec leaders and realized benefits for D&A leaders.

The slide features text and percentage data, along with a column chart showing the potential for replacing personnel and a triangular chart depicting benefits for marketing leaders.