The slide includes two column charts comparing respondents' views on public debt and the impact of EU political uncertainties on American companies' investments in France, between 2018 and 2019.

Time series line chart displaying economic uncertainty indices (news-based and Twitter-based) from 2019 to October 2020. Includes key event markers (first COVID case, stay-at-home order).

The slide contains a text box on the left detailing economic conditions, and on the right, a column chart with data comparing managers' and investors' expectations for various economic scenarios.

Shows line charts illustrating economic impact under low and high growth scenarios. Includes text bullet points explaining the benefits and investment impact on the economy.

Horizontal bar chart with value pool by industry; shows impact by time horizon and economic value. Right panel gives insights and forecast impact.

Horizontal bars showing agreement that economic power is more important than military power; bar chart format with comparative percentages and year-over-year change.

Line chart comparing optimism about the U.S. economy over time with annotations highlighting changes influenced by COVID variants and inflation.

Line chart and national flags illustrating expectations for a stronger economy in SEA.

Includes multiple line graphs with a color-coded key, focusing on global GDP forecasts versus baselines.

Stacked bar chart showing global averages of how likely people believe five economic events will occur in 2025, including prices, taxes, inflation, etc.

Deep purple theme with circular and horizontal stats, icons, and headlines. Modern, visually dense.

Left panel with title, global average, and methodology in blue; right side is a horizontal bar chart showing country-level agreement percentages (agree/neutral/don't know/disagree) with 5-year historical trend data on right.

Horizontal bar chart with segmented agreement levels; sidebar with title and average.

Vertical bar chart showing likelihood of four economic events in 2024: prices rising faster than incomes, inflation, interest rates, and unemployment.

Single orange line graph (1999–2025) with annotations for key peaks and troughs (e.g. 2008 crash, 2022 peak); major events labeled.

Color-coded heatmap grid segmented by region and economic categories (services, manufacturing, etc.), with month-wise data.

Split layout: dark blue text panel on the left; right side features a horizontal bar chart comparing concerns (e.g., economy, NHS, immigration) by deprivation quintiles using color-coded bars.

This slide contains a line chart showing trends in U.S. economic optimism from February 2014 to February 2022. It includes labels for each data point, a color-coded key for different economic sectors, and small iconographic elements related to business types. The layout is structured with a clear title at the top and additional insights listed in a separate box on the right.

This slide presents a column chart tracking shoppers' views on the US economy over multiple years, with emphasis on the 2020 outlook. Different colors represent different levels of optimism.

Line chart tracking public sentiment over time; two lines (good vs. bad); minimal text; annotated endpoints.

Full-width time-series line chart with percentage indicators for "Good" and "Bad" perceptions.

Stacked horizontal bar chart showing “Good” vs “Bad” economic sentiment per country; global average is shown first.

Mixed visuals: bar charts by gender, party, social grade, age + regional heat map.

Bright orange theme; uses stacked bar and bubble charts. Demographics broken down by gender, party support, social grade, region, and age groups.

Data visualization slide showing the population of Southeast Asian countries, with a simple map and corresponding data points.

Simple design with a title and subtitle, vibrant blue background with abstract shapes, and the logos of the collaborating companies.

This slide has a horizontal timeline with circular nodes for the years 2016 to 2020, highlighting the progression of the e-Conomy SEA editions. The 2020 node is emphasized with a larger, filled circle. The title and subtitle are at the top, and there's a sponsors' logo section at the bottom.

Timeline layout with key milestones from 2016 to 2021 and descriptions of each report edition.

Line chart (1999–2025) tracking public concern over economic issues with key annotations like elections

The slide features a flowchart with different types of actors in the deep tech ecosystem, including corporations, startups, investors, and governments, connected by arrows indicating interactions.

Network diagram with central Deep Tech node and surrounding ecosystem players categorized by Funding or Enabler

This slide features a circular diagram illustrating the various stakeholders involved in ecosystem collaboration, including governments, ventures, companies, and universities. It uses different colors and text boxes to explain each stakeholder's role.

Contains a circular ecosystem diagram showcasing connections between different roles like Circular Designer, and IT-sharing platform provider, supported by icons and arrows.

Circular flow diagram labeled "Chase MyHome" in the center, depicting the stages Explore, Buy, Manage. Annotations indicate various features and innovations introduced at each stage.

Central donut chart detailing the ecosystem of services and clients, surrounded by benefits listed on the right.

The slide has three donut charts comparing average and champion companies on set-up and governance, value creation, and value distribution. On the left, bullet points explain the importance of these factors for building a profitable ecosystem, supported by visual comparison.

Grid layout listing eight key plays of an orchestrator of ecosystems.

This slide has a five-part comparison with icons and brief descriptions, including 'THE ECOSYSTEM', 'THE ORGANIZATION', 'THE TEAM', 'THE LEADER', and 'THE INDIVIDUAL', with corresponding visual metaphors for each concept.

The slide features text and two column charts. The charts detail the extent of ecosystem or alliance strategies and top drivers behind these strategies.

Split layout with a quote and paragraph on right and a bar chart on left comparing digital ecosystem adoption between top and bottom quartile companies.

The slide features a four-leaf clover diagram, with each leaf representing one of the main dynamics of ecosystems: multi-entity, horizontal and decentralized, dynamic structures, and non-financial linkages.

Slide with three column and icons related to "Ecosystem co-innovation", "Transition support", and "Regional collaboration". Includes detailed actions for regions and sectors to improve sustainability efforts.

Contains a column chart displaying the expected value-add from ecosystem play, with bars in green and gray indicating percentages. The text on the left explains the rationale behind building ecosystems, highlighting benefits like increased sales and focus on core business.

Features images of digital platforms and logos of main partners. A clean, professional layout showcases the integration of services and key statistics highlighting the scale of the marketplace.

Two-column layout; left side has textual insights, right side features a stacked bar chart comparing ECU and DCU market values and domain shares for 2025 and 2030. Color-coded bars indicate different vehicle domains.

Continuation from the previous slide, this one similarly employs a mix of informative icons and text to express key points about the operational necessity of edge computing, showcased against a dark backdrop.

A visually engaging slide presenting a variety of computing methods like device edge, remote edge, and hybrid cloud, illustrated with relevant icons and diagrams, all on a sleek dark background.

This slide is text-dominant with a straightforward layout on a dark background, directing leaders' focus to the benefits and uncertainties associated with engaging with edge computing trends.

Detailed map of Edinburgh highlighting key areas with clusters of high-growth tech companies. Uses color coding to differentiate various types of organizations like universities and tech hubs.

The slide contrasts the adoption rates of EdTech tools pre and during COVID-19 with two circle diagrams and a side text block. The color palette includes grey for pre-COVID and blue for the current state.

Includes a column chart for market size by year, bullet points explaining factors contributing to growth, and a pie chart for market division.

Slide features a clear diagram categorizing various EdTech solutions along the teaching and learning journey, with a side panel listing target audiences. It utilizes blue and grey for text and background contrast.

A dual-colored column chart displays EdTech funding over years with annotations. The layout includes a title at the top and a footnote, with a yellow and blue theme.

Displays a column chart with total deal values in the Edtech sector, accompanied by key insights in a sidebar. The design utilizes color coding to make distinctions between different years and highlights a trend in deal sizes.

The slide includes a column chart depicting edtech funding over time, with annotations and a yellow circle highlighting trends. Text boxes with bullet points are present to explain the chart's context.

This slide is moderate in complexity with a dual-tab layout, one focusing on HealthTech and one on EdTech, with text boxes and color-coded areas indicating various levels of technology adoption during the lockdown.

The slide has three charts: a column chart showing the average number of EdTech tools used from 2017 to 2023, a stacked bar chart of popular EdTech tools in 2023, and a column chart of UK schools with digital education strategies.

Vertical bar chart of 13 challenges, sorted by agreement level. Purple bars with “Highest in” country indicated per issue.

Features column charts comparing graduates in technology-related fields versus business administration across Brazil, the US, Germany, Estonia, and India. Each country's flag is displayed above the respective columns.

Horizontal bar chart displaying whether adults think their country’s education quality has improved, stayed the same, or worsened since their school years.

The slide contains a combination of icon-based bar charts and isometric illustrations. There are three key statistics presented with corresponding icons: a baby carriage, pencils, and desks. Colors are blue, grey, and green.

The stacked column chart illustrates global education and EdTech expenditures from 2019 to 2025, showing the growing share of digital spending within the education sector.

The slide features a title at the top with a subtitle underneath, followed by two column charts for 2022 and 2023, comparing the perceived preparedness of France for future professional challenges in digital and energy sectors. Quotes from various executives provide qualitative insights on the right.

Bar charts show enrollment rates and degree considerations among first-generation and continuing-generation students.

Orange-dominant bar chart with country ranking; education-specific focus.

Four quadrant-style boxes segmented by generation, showing the top three areas lacking space in the curriculum. Each entry includes a percentage.

Two charts—one scatterplot correlating years of education with GDP per capita and another line graph showing changes in global educational attainment over time.

A bar graph highlights the percentage of women enrolled in tertiary education by region for 2018, using different shades to depict each region.

Contains icons and a list of different educational initiatives by governments worldwide to bridge the tech education gap, alongside images of a globe and a person.

The slide features a world map with highlighted regions, specifically Africa. It indicates areas where L.E.K. Global Education Practice has on-ground experience, with a focus on 20+ African countries. The slide uses shading to highlight regions and a callout for additional emphasis.

A column chart depicts the increase in global adult education levels from 1990 to projections for 2050, with separate columns for educational stages. The layout is clear with distinct colors for each educational level.

The slide features a column chart showing global gross value added by sector in trillions of USD, with education highlighted among the top 10 sectors, along with a map indicating sector distribution worldwide.

Similar three-part bar chart showing support for increased, maintained, or decreased government education spending.

Country ranking bar chart with agree/disagree bars. Clear labeling and high contrast for data comparison.

Scatter plot comparing Global Innovation Index 2021 against average PISA outcome 2018, with emerging markets and advanced countries highlighted. Text discusses the role of education in innovation.

Column chart comparing art and design student participation across cities; text boxes with school rankings

The slide features a flowchart with statistical data, grouped under two categories: formal and informal education users. It includes percentage statistics, positive and negative impact highlights, and color coding for clarity (purple and blue). The right side presents a summary block with overall impact statistics.

Column chart showing the number of deals in Africa by education segment and total disclosed deal value.

An illustration of a stick figure writing on a blackboard, with a prominent title and a subtitle in bold purple text on a white background.

Slide features a column chart comparing loan originations across years, with an accompanying bar for forecast data, and textual information below the chart.

Includes a dual-section infographic showing the size of the global private education market and the share of Asia, with color coding and annotations.

Presents a column chart comparing the average weekly study hours of students in Nigerian public schools to those in various other countries, highlighting the educational challenges in Nigeria.

Grid of six statistic-based info-boxes on a dark blue background, each containing a percentage figure and icon, with minimal text explaining educational attitudes and perceptions.

Scatter plot comparing countries’ self-rated education quality against their mean PISA scores, with regions circled to distinguish perception-reality mismatches.

Features multiple column charts correlating the availability of power with the hours spent studying in Nigerian schools, including potential improvements with solar energy adoption.

Contains an octagonal diagram highlighting various aspects of education reform needed to bridge the skills gap due to automation. The diagram emphasizes areas like lifelong learning, employer-informed curricula, integration of stakeholders, and policy development.

Displays pie charts with educational attainment levels of refugees.

A series of column charts compare post-secondary educational attainment across various regions from 2020 to 2050. Each region's chart uses two-tone color bars to distinguish between the years.

Dual horizontal bar chart comparing "teachers/schools" vs. "parents" responsibility across countries; text panel on left and Ipsos branding bottom-right.

Comparative column charts detailing perceptions of ROI on different educational degrees among Gen Z students.

Pink line chart spanning 1999–2025; fluctuations annotated with policy shifts and education reforms (e.g., academies, pledges); visual grid consistent.

Pink line graph from 1999–2025, highlighting key education reforms and concern levels.

A matrix-like table compares characteristics across six different education segments against five attributes. Characteristics are marked with checkmarks, tilde signs, or left blank to indicate presence, partial presence, or absence.

Horizontal bar chart showing predicted likelihood across countries. Visual format consistent with prior slides.

Contains column charts showing the potential increase in study hours per week if solar power were widely implemented in Nigerian boarding schools, along with projected academic benefits.

Compares the weekly study hours before and after solar power adoption in Nigerian boarding schools, using column charts to visualize the data.

Displays comparative data on the average study hours per week for students in Nigerian boarding schools before and after solar power implementation, using column charts for visual comparison.

Bar chart showing education spending per capita (2016–2024) and line showing percentage of GDP. Red theme with emphasis on key insights.

Similar visual to previous slide, showing percentage support by country for increasing education spending (e.g., schools, universities, job training)

Four horizontal bar charts comparing agreement/disagreement with statements on education systems. Highest and lowest agreement countries shown on the right. Dark blue and light purple represent agree/disagree.