It showcases a combination of column charts, star ratings, and graphical icons, using a color palette of blues, grays, and oranges. Each section provides data points and rankings.

The slide includes a column chart showing anticipated challenges for CFOs, focusing on business environment changes and automation.

The slide features a column chart showing less significant expected challenges, including liquidity management and regulatory burden.

A column chart showing the likely increase in various work trends post-COVID-19, such as remote working, AI, and business automation.

A unique spherical image of a cityscape with the title 'Future of Work' atop a stark white background. The slide's visual draws attention with its intricate design and spacing, intended to intrigue and introduce.

A pie chart showing the global distribution of respondents and a column chart showing respondents' activities.

A split design with infographics and key statistics.

The slide uses a dark background with a yellow text box for the quote. Below, there is a question and four circular charts with percentages reflecting future expectations.

The slide uses a dark background with a yellow text box for the quote. Below, there is a question and four circular charts with percentages reflecting future expectations.

The slide features a column chart and a table, with a layout that presents future changes in work and infrastructure impacts clearly.

Features a column chart and a list of themes with percentages showing expected future importance of various issues. It also includes a large image of a hurricane.

Engaging workplace setting with screens displaying virtual participants, yellow accents.

Three-column layout with vertical bar charts and icons for national, regional, and sectoral breakdowns

The slide features two line charts. The left chart displays key policy rates of G4 central banks (US, UK, Eurozone, Japan) over time. The right chart shows market expectations for these policy rates, with forecasted trends.

A series of column charts showing the G7 Index scores over time, comparing different countries.

Line graph showing longitudinal data (2015–2025) across several countries regarding their views on U.S. influence.

Vertical grouped bar chart for G7 countries showing likelihood of five key economic developments; color-coded by country.

Line chart showing agreement % from 2016 to 2025 for G7 countries; legend on right; bold white text on blue background

Multi-line trend chart showing % “very good” or “somewhat good” for G7 countries over time; clean line graph.

Diagram illustrating different ways financial service providers can leverage GAFA platforms for distributing services, funding, selling services, and monetizing algorithms.

A visually balanced slide with a two-part structure; one side discusses the strategic priorities for GBM, while the other shows a column chart illustrating the growth in financing revenues from equities and FICC from 2013 to 2022. The data is easy to interpret with clear labeling and contrasting colors.

The slide contains a bar chart showing the implementation status of various capabilities in GBS organizations, such as RPA and automation, reporting, process excellence, training, analytics, and customer experience design, with percentages for implemented and planned capabilities.

This slide contains pie charts and percentage data, alongside bulleted text describing governance models in shared services. Layout includes a balance of textual information and graphical representation.

The slide features a column chart showing the preparation methods for retained organizations during a shift to a GBS model. Additional text outlines key strategies and percentages of adoption.

The slide includes a series of column charts displaying objectives and achievements in GBS and SSC investments, such as standardization, cost reduction, and driving business value. Additional text highlights key takeaways.

Includes a pie chart and a global map indicating preferred locations for shared services centers.

Presents bar charts showing the percentage of GBS organizations implementing various capabilities like Process Excellence and Intelligent Automation.

Features stacked bar charts comparing centralization of decision support areas between general accounting and strategic support.

Discusses challenges in implementing GBS models with bar graphs (Figure 8) showing challenge ratings.

Features three pie charts illustrating different metrics for chargebacks in GBS across stages: overall, startup, and mature.

Utilizes pie charts and bar charts to assess challenges in customer interactions and current strategies employed by GBS organizations to enhance customer experience.

This slide includes bar charts and lists ranking key digital enablers and their projected focus areas in the next few years, such as automation and ERP systems.

Text-heavy with a column chart (Figure 1) showing the percentage increase in GBS functions.

Contains multiple horizontal bar charts showing the percentage of respondents engaging in various business functions like Finance, HR, IT, and more. There is also a comparative analysis of these functions over the years 2019, 2021, and 2023.

A bar chart ranks key enablers employed by GBS organizations, such as robotic process automation and cloud services, with indicators of rank changes from 2019 to 2021. Additional text provides context and key findings.

This slide contains multiple horizontal bar charts detailing factors in location selection for business services, with bars representing varying degrees of importance.

Pie charts and a column chart illustrating the scope and reporting structure of shared services within organizations.

Text-heavy discussing geographical spread and operational models of GBS with a pie chart (Figure 7) showing operational models.

Utilizes a series of column charts to compare objectives identified in 2021 with those achieved by 2023 across various strategic areas like cost reduction and risk management.

Dense text layout discussing the potential of GBS to streamline operations and enhance performance.

Multiple bar charts show percentages of where GBS services are provided for China, India, Brazil, Japan, and Russia from various countries.

Two-column text-heavy layout with Circular diagram split into four quadrants illustrating skill distribution within GBS roles.

Combines text and an image of a flowchart outlining the phases of implementing a global business strategy with deliverables highlighted in different colors.

Mixed layout with left-side chart comparing optimism levels (global vs GCC), and right-side narrative text with orange highlights. Regionally themed.

The slide includes text blocks with points about GCC countries' potential for CCUS, including geological storage capacity and government plans.

This slide contains graphical elements such as bar graphs, and detailed supplemental text explaining the data presented. The graphs are accompanied by explanatory notes on the right-hand side.

This slide shows a line chart comparing the EM-DM Real GDP Growth Differential and the EMDM Relative Total Return Index in USD from 1988 to 2026. The chart uses two lines to display the data.

Features a table on the left with GDP growth assumptions and two line graphs on the right showing earnings projections and market indices. Predominantly textual with accompanying data visualizations.

Multiple column charts and a line graph displaying real GDP growth, center fiscal deficit, and domestic capacity utilization from FY12 to FY25E.

The slide features a bar chart showing real GDP growth rates from 2000 to 2029 for different regions, and a stacked bar chart showing contribution to global GDP growth by region.

Features a global map with data boxes showing GDP growth rates by region. The design is clean, with a balance of text and graphics, using shades of blue and green for emphasis.

This slide has a dual-axis line chart comparing US growth in nominal GDP (in orange) and M1 money supply (in blue) from the 1960s to the 2020s. Both lines show significant volatility over time, intersecting and diverging at various points.

Features a world map highlighting the GDP PPP growth rates of specific countries and bar charts showing the share of global GDP PPP. Utilizes color differentiation for clear distinction among country groups.

The slide contains two line charts showing GDP size by region from 1992 to 2023, and a bar chart listing the 10 biggest economies in the world by nominal GDP in 2023.

A column chart with varying shades of red, showing potential GDP boost percentages for different countries.

Single large line chart depicting U.S. GDP drawdowns from 1900–2020 with labeled economic crises

Line chart showing world real GDP indexed to 2019 Q4 = 100 across time, with curves for various COVID-19 recovery scenarios (A1, A2, A3, B1, B2) and actual outcome. Light blue gradient arrow represents uncertainty window.

Dual line graphs tracking US and China GDP projections (indexed from 2024); colored lines compare forecast scenarios against IMF baseline.

A dense slide with multiple bar graphs comparing GDP growth forecasts, accompanied by a textual analysis of the economic conditions.

Left side: a multi-line graph comparing global GDP under different scenarios. Right side: scenario-specific metrics (GDP drop, 2020 growth, recovery timeline).

The slide features two line charts, one showing GDP forecasts for different regions and another comparing EM FX and the USD index.

Includes a line chart showing GDP growth rate trends from 2015 to 2024, with annotations.

Bar chart comparison with three periods and technologies, light and dark bars, minimalistic design

This slide features a combined line and column chart comparing "Global GDP growth" and "Change in CEO confidence" from 2008 to 2019. The background is white with a gray overlay on recent years, emphasizing the latest data points.

The slide features a column chart depicting Europe y/y real GDP (2023-24F) for various countries. The data is presented in a comparative format, showing projected GDP growth rates across Europe with textual explanations at the bottom.

The slide contains a bar chart displaying the composition of GDP growth (government spending, investment, private consumption, net exports) and a stacked bar chart showing exports by country and region (U.S., EM ex-China, China, Eurozone, Other).

Includes a landscape photo with a starry sky, two column charts on GDP growth, and a line chart on global economic outlook involving multiple regions.

This slide contains two visualizations: a column chart showing consensus forecasts for real GDP growth and a line chart illustrating Composite Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) for the UK, Eurozone, Japan, US, and China.

Includes a line chart depicting GDP growth rate from Q1 2016 to Q2 2023, with annotations on significant economic events affecting the growth rate.

Bar charts per sector for Q1–Q3 2024 with detailed key insights at right. Dotted border highlights focus sectors.

This slide features comparative column charts that contrast the growth in real GDP per capita against the expenditures on food and beverages from 2015 to 2030 in various regions, including OECD, Western Europe, Developing countries, BRIC, and China. The charts are color-coded to distinguish between the years compared, and each region's data points are clearly labeled to facilitate easy interpretation.

Line graph with GDP growth trends from 2010–2022 by country, accompanied by CAGR data and textual analysis.

Dual panel: left GDP line graph with scenarios; right bar chart of real GDP growth rates from 2020 to 2022

Comparative bar charts displaying GDP growth forecasts against baseline for 2020 and 2021, offering a global perspective with specific focus on major economies.

Side-by-side bar chart comparing GDP in 2022 vs. projected 2050; right-hand text box summarizes key implications; simple layout with bold labels

Bar chart with overlaid line chart. Each bar segment is color-coded to show contribution by GDP component per quarter, from Q1 2021 to Q1 2025. A box summary in top-right shows average contributions and Q1 2025 values.

Column chart comparing GDP growth vs. Net Income growth across different regions (Developed Economies, United States, etc.), bars in red and grey, descriptive annotations.

The slide presents a pie chart comparison for 2020 and 2030 with text annotations. The visual elements are well-arranged, utilizing white space effectively on a purple background.

The slide contains a column chart showing GDP growth from 2019 to 2022 for advanced and developing economies, and a column chart on supply and demand fluctuations in the oil market.

Side-by-side bar charts. Left shows historical GDP growth decomposition. Right shows future productivity gains under GenAI scenarios (global & Norway).

Vertical bar chart showing decade-wise GDP growth since the 1950s. Each bar is split into components: growth in workers and productivity per worker. The most recent bar shows 2020–2025 as a partial period.

The slide features a detailed text summary with color-coded economic indicators. It covers various categories, including consumer, business, macroeconomic factors, and financial markets.

The slide features two charts: a line chart for real GDP growth and a column chart for revenue exposure vs. country of listing.

The slide displays a bar chart comparing GDP growth by country and a line chart tracking the Eurocoin index, with accompanying text on economic performance.

Split layout: left shows GDP line graph; right shows tabular comparison of GDP drop, growth, and recovery timing

Split layout: left section with gradient background and key economic figures in white text; right section features Gartner's 2024 hype cycle graph on a white background.

Dual bar charts analyzing GDP reduction from proposed tariffs, segmented by real income, trade, tax offsets.

Bar graph of GDP per capita and annual % change from 2016–2025f; insights on drop in red box.

Continuation of macro table for UK and US, with added FX and interest rate spread metrics. Mix of bar graphs and tabular comparisons.

This slide includes a line chart showing the GDP distribution among continents from 2015 to 2030, emphasizing the rise of Asia Pacific.

Features a line chart with projections of 'FTE Automation Output' against 'Historical FTE' trends, presented in blue and orange lines. The background is a simple gradient.

Line graph showing historical US GDP changes, with blue shades indicating projected impacts under mild and extreme scenarios. A clear timeline from 1900 to 2020.

The slide contains a column chart showing GDP growth contributions and a line chart depicting Caixin/S&P Global Purchasing Managers’ Indices for services and manufacturing.

This slide presents a column chart showing real GDP contraction over quarters, with colored segments representing different economic sectors. The design is clean with a clear title and a source citation.

The slide contains a combination of text, a column chart showing GDP growth, and a pie chart detailing sector contributions to GDP. The layout is rich with data and visuals but remains clear and accessible.

Slide features multiple line graphs comparing GDP growth scenarios for China, USA, Eurozone, and the world. Clean layout with distinct colors for each region.

Features an evocative night sky image with a barren tree on the left and two bar charts alongside a line graph on the right discussing GDP growth and global economic outlook.

The slide contains two column charts comparing GDP by country and GDP per capita for 2023, emphasizing the US's leading position.

The slide features six column charts side by side, each representing the real GDP forecast for different regions (United States, Japan, Australia, Eurozone, China) from Q1 2024 to Q4 2025. Each bar in the chart is color-coded by quarter.

The slide includes two main visual elements: a column chart on the left showing U.S. real GDP contributions by component (consumption, investment, government, net exports) from Q1 2019 to Q4 2023, and a line chart on the right depicting headline and core CPI from 1999 to 2024.