This slide contains a flowchart showing changes in digital activities with icons and directional arrows. The visual elements are moderately detailed.

This slide features text with supporting statistics and a column chart showing increased digital activities. The layout is moderately detailed.

Contains column charts comparing traditional and digital sales interactions among B2B decision-makers.

The slide includes a bar chart comparing the percentage of respondents expressing various concerns about digital health adoption in 2021 versus 2022, such as patient privacy and solution incompatibility.

Scatterplot showing digital adoption levels over time with reference to pre-pandemic and COVID-19 periods. Paragraph on the left.

Multiple sections with text and charts outlining key findings from the survey on digital adoption, cost efficiency, organizational structure, and location strategy.

Includes column charts comparing the implementation of digital technologies like Cloud, BI, RPA, and Cognitive & AI across regions.

Two side-by-side bar charts showing digital service access pre- and post-COVID. Text emphasizes digital channel expansion.

Bar chart comparing percentage of first-time vs regular users intending to continue using digital channels post-COVID-19, categorized by industry

This slide displays percentages and bullet points detailing the increase in usage of digital services like online retail, digital wallets, and streaming services. Each chart is accompanied by explanatory text.

Circular progress charts and grids display digital adoption levels, new digital users, and industries accessed across countries.

Showcases column charts for digital application starts and loan engagement, and a large light blue bar indicating the growth of visitors on the MyHome platform. Annotations provide additional context for the data.

Bullet points and icons create a navigable visual hierarchy. The design is straightforward, highlighting the key imperatives for digital adoption acceleration.

Matrix arrangement of icons representing digital adoption enablers against a grayscale backdrop. Organized and digestible presentation of key elements.

This slide features a heatmap chart showing the percentage of new and increased users of various digital and low-contact services during COVID-19.

Contains a combination of charts and descriptive text blocks, highlighting the impact of digital technologies on procurement processes and strategies.

A comparative slide with a two-column list ranking barriers to adoption by geography, complemented by side notes highlighting regional nuances.

Split layout: left side features a quotation in a large speech bubble; right side contains a horizontal bar chart with ranked adoption challenges in blue.

A line graph depicts the digital adoption curve over time, contrasting metropolitan areas with tier 2 and 3 cities, alongside descriptive texts.

This slide displays a column chart with six sets of bars representing different digital service sectors. It contrasts the incremental adoption in H1 2022 with adoption as of 2021. Annotations provide insights on e-commerce and digital media consumption. Colors vary in shades of blue.

An illustrative slide with two figures and accompanying icons and text boxes, outlining benefits of digitalization in terms of revenue, profit, productivity, and wages.

This slide contains pie charts and bullet points. The pie charts for 2018 and 2027 show the shift from non-digital to digital advertising in Hong Kong compared to global trends. The layout neatly contrasts the scenarios over time with well-labeled charts and supportive text explaining the trend toward digital advertising due to technology advancements and social media influence.

Provides insights into digital advertising strategies with column charts showing growth rates in digital communication spending across different industries, focusing on social media and video platforms.

Features column charts and textual analysis comparing customer use of online and offline channels for different types of purchases, focusing on percentages of usage across various industries.

The slide features a radar chart with multiple parameters like digital mindset, market forecasting, and software-enabled services, alongside financial profile metrics like EBIT and revenue uplift.

The slide contains a radar chart and financial profile metrics like EBIT uplift, revenue uplift, and productivity uplift, similar to other archetype slides.

The slide features a radar chart with various parameters like digital mindset and software-enabled services, along with financial metrics such as EBIT and revenue uplift.

The slide features a radar chart and financial profile metrics like EBIT uplift, revenue uplift, and productivity uplift, similar to previous archetype slides.

The slide includes a radar chart showing capabilities and financial metrics like EBIT uplift, revenue uplift, and productivity uplift, similar to previous archetype slides.

The slide includes a radar chart showing capabilities and parameters, with financial profile metrics like EBIT, revenue uplift, and productivity uplift.

Five sections each with an icon and text: Native tokens, Stablecoins & CBDCs, Governance tokens, NFTs, Tokenized real world assets. Icons represent various digital assets.

Flow chart showing the evolution of digital asset use cases: Store of value, Medium of exchange, Financial services. Icons and descriptions for each phase.

Layout showing a variety of financial service segments and their engagements with digital assets.

A table and a graph showing digital asset engagement in various countries. Highlighting data points and percentages.

The slide features a column chart detailing necessary changes to manage risks associated with digital asset strategies, highlighting risk management and technology-related changes.

The slide combines text with a column chart on the right. The chart lists changes needed in banks to manage risks associated with digital asset strategies.

The slide features text and two column charts. The charts outline elements of digital asset strategy pursued by banks and methods for informing the strategy.

This slide juxtaposes text with icons and diagrams. The left side has bullet points, and the right side displays a flowchart of a digital banking platform ecosystem. The use of space is balanced, with the Macquarie logo at the bottom left.

A Venn diagram centralizes the slide, flanked by bulleted text that presents the bank's criteria, competitive advantages, and value proposition. The layout is engaging, using color to differentiate between elements.

Slide includes a side-by-side comparison of digital platform statistics and a US map showing branch network distribution. It highlights the digital banking platform's features with screenshots and boasts impressive engagement metrics with clean iconography and a blue color scheme to complement the bank's branding.

Dominated by large column charts, this slide visually compares customer, deposit balance, loan/card balance, and revenue growth over a three-year period. The use of contrasting colors highlights the growth in each segment.

This slide is divided into two main sections, with the left side featuring a table with two columns for SMEs and Individuals, and the right side presenting a numbered list of key points about the Santander Global Platform. The table includes logos of affiliated services. There's a significant amount of text, and visual aids like arrows and numbers guide the reader through the content. The color scheme is a mix of red, blue, and white, with the Santander logo prominently placed at the top.

Features column charts and informational text blocks discussing international banking revenue and digital banking.

Vertical bar chart showing digital banking maturity across various countries segmented into digital champions, smart followers, adopters, and latecomers.

Scatter plot showing digital banking maturity against market pressure on the banking sector, segmented into champions, followers, adopters, and latecomers.

Matrix layout comparing consumer digital actions by industry; horizontal bars shaded by usage percentage bands (0–30%, 30–60%, 60–100%)

Dual-column layout showing device usage and tech adoption; clean bar and comparison chart visuals.

Horizontal bar chart with teal and navy split; countries listed; includes "Change likely vs 2023" column

Features a multi-layered area chart depicting cloud, virtual, and physical CPU adoption from 2017 to 2018, accompanied by metrics on computing power and cost efficiency.

Slide includes a clear title, three sets of bullet lists under "Traditional approaches" and "Additional approaches", icons, and a clickable white paper download link.

Dual panel layout with bar charts comparing digital capabilities in 2016 and 2019 on the left and an image of a woman using a phone on the right.

Two large blue panels with text and circular images depicting key areas of growth. Smaller images and bullet points elaborate on core strategies for enhancing digital capabilities.

The slide contains a scatter plot graph showing banks' focus on digitalization and open banking functionalities. Different colors represent digital champions, smart followers, adopters, and latecomers. The slide also includes descriptive text on digital champions' positions.

Text-focused slide with icons and percentages showing consumer use of digital banking channels and the emotional disconnect experienced.

The slide uses a balanced mix of text and simple icons to detail modules for digital commerce. Each module has a corresponding icon, with a two-tone color scheme that enhances readability.

A bar chart showing risk scores across various markets and years, with textual content on the left describing the context of digital commerce challenges and operational difficulties.

Contains two donut charts showing digital payment methods for e-commerce and Point of Sale (PoS). Includes text explaining the rise of digital wallets and real-time payments.

This slide features three column charts comparing maturity stages by firm size, type, and region. Text on the left provides context.

Slide with pie charts and a bar graph, contrasting digital consumer growth and engagement pre and post COVID-19.

Features a pie chart and two column charts with annotations, presenting data on new consumers to internet economy services and their predicted behaviors post-COVID-19 in Singapore.

Consists of three pie charts showing the percentage of new Internet economy consumers, their retention post-COVID-19, and changes in online hours spent, respectively, set against a white background.

A text-focused slide that includes icons representing various product categories to show changes in consumer purchasing trends over time, particularly noting an increase in online grocery shopping.

A data-driven slide with bar graphs, column charts, and a pie chart. High density of information, contrasting colors, and significant textual content.

The layout includes bar graphs, column charts, and a pie chart, mirroring slide 1613 but with Malaysia-specific data. Neatly organized and color-coded for clarity.

Two pie charts and a column chart detail Malaysia's digital consumer growth, continuity post-COVID-19, and online activity.

This slide contains bar charts and graphical representations of consumer growth data, juxtaposed with textual information to provide context.

Uses statistics and infographic elements to discuss the behaviors and preferences of digital consumers across different age groups.

This slide has bar charts and graphs to represent the growth of digital consumers. The layout is balanced with textual information on one side and graphical data on the other.

The slide features a large, bold title in blue at the top, with bar graphs comparing pre-pandemic consumers and new digital consumers across multiple Southeast Asian countries. There's a light blue overlay with text indicating three aspects: Continued adoption, Deepening usage, and New way of life.

A pie chart dominates half the slide, with complementary circular graphics and minimal text for clarity in comparison.

The slide features two pie charts and a column chart showing the growth of digital consumers in the Philippines.

A combination of bar graphs and statistical data showcasing usage intent, media frequency, and adoption rates across various digital services.

Contains a set of blue vertical columns divided into metro and non-metro areas, with country flags for SEA regions.

Features a bar graph and key numerical highlight with color coding to differentiate countries. The design is clean and focuses on data presentation.

This slide features a combination of column charts, a pie chart, and bar graphs arranged neatly alongside corresponding descriptions. It has a clean layout with a mix of blue tones against a white background, and each section is clearly separated by headings. The pie chart is highlighted in green in the lower right corner, providing a visual anchor.

This slide features a bar chart representing digital consumer growth, a line graph, and significant numeric highlights.

A slide with textual content on the left and two pie charts on the right showing demographics of digital consumers in terms of country, tier, age, and gender.

A combination of bar charts and graphs show digital consumer growth and the reasons for using digital services, with a clean layout.

Similar to slide 1631, this one is structured with column charts, bar graphs, and a pie chart, showcasing media usage and service adoption rates in Thailand. It uses a color palette of blue and grey, with green highlighting the pie chart for emphasis.

This slide contains bar charts and graphical representation of reasons for digital service usage, with a clear and simple color scheme.

Two graphs illustrating an increase in time spent online and e-commerce sales, juxtaposed to convey the correlation between digital consumption and retail trends.

Features comparisons and diagrams explaining hyper-personalization in digital consumer experiences, including examples like NIKEiD and Ginger.io.

Full black background with horizontal color-coded bar chart by percentage influence of media types.

The slide includes a pie chart showing the use of technical devices during outdoor activities and a column chart illustrating the types of devices used, such as smartphones and smartwatches. Text sections provide additional context.

The slide includes a pie chart and text highlighting the significance of short and medium-length videos in digital consumption habits.

Two-column layout with diagram on left showing stacked elements (AI, Data, Cloud, Security) under Digital Platforms/Foundations, and descriptions on right.

Split layout with white and black backgrounds. Bar chart on right with company survey results. Text on left defines digital core concept.

Two-column layout with text on the left and a dark-themed infographic on the right. The infographic contains three stacked boxes labeled Digital Platforms, Data & AI Backbone, and Digital Foundation.

Clean white background with large minimal text and three central visual anchor points connected by lines.

Illustrates a conceptual journey from "Exploring" to "Being" a digital company with a line chart and icons representing different stages. Large text box in the center with a detailed explanation.

The slide features a bar chart ranking digital initiatives by their prioritization among telcos, with a focus on 360° customer view and self-serving apps.

The slide features a comparison of digital device usage for holiday shopping, including laptops, smartphones, and tablets, with bar charts for top uses by device.

Slide includes multiple pie charts illustrating daily usage rates for various digital devices, and a photograph of a man using a smartwatch.

Multi-bar layout comparing dissatisfaction rates by shopping mode, generation, region, and product type. Red bars highlight underwhelming experience percentages.

Column chart showing digital discovery rates for OTT, movie studios, and LTV, with a narrative section on prevailing views and consumer reality.

Heatmap chart dominates the right side, showing digital vulnerability levels by business area and industry. Left panel provides context and insights.

The slide has a green-themed background with a digital circuit overlay and white text. It contains icons and a prominent title. The right side has a column chart displaying digital disruption and cybersecurity risks across various regions.

Bar and column charts display the perception of digital disruption across different industries and organization types.

Text on the left discusses digital disruption strategy; right side contains a horizontal bar chart and a quote. Blue and white color scheme.

Depicts a disruption index graph comparing various industries by internet penetration levels, with personal luxury goods highlighted for 2018 and projected for 2025.