The slide presents a column chart showing the absolute number of graduates in QT-relevant fields by country. The chart lists the EU, India, China, USA, Russia, and the UK.

Line chart showing trends in QT start-up funding and number of start-ups from 2001 to 2021, with annotations for stealth and hardware players.

The slide displays a column chart comparing the net revenue mix transformation from 2015 to 2018. The design is simple with blue and white colors and clear labels.

Three column charts comparing the portfolio and EM Index on return on equity, EPS growth, and net debt/EBITDA ratios.

The slide compares brand key purchasing criteria (KPCs) for high-end and mainstream users, using text boxes, icons, and a column chart in the center.

Slide features a dual line graph and textual insights.

This slide contrasts the enabling functions of quantum communications versus its classical counterpart. It has a clear, two-column format that lists applications on the left and expands on them on the right. Icons are used to visually distinguish different applications of quantum communications, such as quantum-enhanced cryptography and quantum internet.

The slide features wave graphics and icons to discuss the advantages of quantum communication. The content is arranged in a clear, linear fashion, with color differentiation aiding in distinguishing between the different sections and points made on the slide.

This comparison slide features two columns contrasting classical and quantum computers. Icons and contrasting colors clearly distinguish between the two types, providing an easy-to-follow comparison that is visually simple and effective for educational purposes.

Diagram showing the projected development of quantum computing power with applications and sectors of interest based on the number of physical qubits.

The slide is divided into two columns, with a headline across the top. The left column provides a brief introduction to quantum computing's potential impact, while the right column lists applications with associated icons representing different quantum computing use cases, such as simulation and optimization.

Detailed table and bar chart outlining value by industry and timeline

Line and bar graph tracking expected market size in billions through 2040

The slide provides a straightforward layout with a column of text on the left and a corresponding column with icons and examples of impacts on the right. It utilizes images to represent different industries, which complements the textual information provided and allows for quick visual association.

This slide presents two hypothetical scenarios side by side, using illustrations and bullet points. The graphics include representations of hybrid computing solutions and people discussing around high-performance computers. The clear, side-by-side comparison layout helps in contrasting the current state and future expectations in quantum technology.

A two-column slide listing the advantages and risks of engaging with quantum technologies. Icons symbolize positive and negative aspects on each side.

Grid layout with icons and blue highlight sections; challenges numbered 1–6 and grouped under two main themes: control performance and scalability.

Layered system architecture diagram; arrows indicate flow between components; callouts A–C and summary at bottom-right.

Split-panel layout with icons and bullet points; right section features an illustration and a highlighted quote in a blue box.

Split-screen layout with bullet points and infographic; check and cross icons indicate inclusion/exclusion

This slide contains two column charts comparing the speedup of quantum and classical algorithms. The charts illustrate polynomial and exponential speedup based on problem size. Text descriptions are on the right side of the slide.

The slide provides key figures and statements around the potential impact of quantum technologies. It employs a simple layout with icons to accompany the text, making the statistical data and projections stand out clearly against the dark background.

The slide is divided into two parts, with the left side outlining established quantum technologies like lasers and magnetic resonance imaging, accompanied by descriptive icons. The right side highlights emerging quantum technologies, represented by icons and concise explanations of their potential.

This slide displays a dark blue background with an image of a microchip and quantum circuits, representing quantum technologies. The slide's title is in large, bold white font at the top, with a subtitle "Quantum technologies" and the date "August 2022" in smaller font, both clearly legible.

The slide includes a column chart with vertical bars showing the quarterly reported EPS volatility from 1999 to Q4'19 for various banks. There's a horizontal axis representing net income increase, with banks arranged according to this measure. Logos of the banks are displayed below each bar. The design is clean with minimal text, using shades of blue, red, and gray. The Santander logo is in the top corner, and there's a 'Strength' icon on the right.

This slide is similar to slide 3611 with an updated focus on the latest quarterly data. It has several column charts detailing net interest income by segment and loans by type, along with key metrics, all presented with a clear blue and gray color scheme.

This slide presents a line graph showing the U.S. market podcast ad revenue percentage share by quarter from 2017 to 2022. Each line is color-coded to represent a different quarter, illustrating trends and changes over time.

The slide includes two column charts displaying quarterly PE/VC investments by value and by deal segments. The charts use various colors to differentiate between the segments and quarters.

Layout with bullet points and icons showing strategies and impacts of a US grocery player's efforts to innovate quick delivery models.

The slide is structured into three main sections—financial, strategic, and operational highlights—with each section using bullet points for clarity. The design is visually straightforward with a consistent color theme of various shades of green, and includes Quilter's logo at the bottom. Each section is clearly labeled and provides concise information on the company's performance and strategic moves.

This slide offers a business snapshot of Quilter, juxtaposing textual information and a line graph comparing share price performance. The graph plots multiple companies against time, color-coded for differentiation. There is a heavy text component detailing Quilter's market position. The design includes a blend of green, blue, red, and grey tones with the Quilter logo at the bottom. The right side's graph provides a visual representation of data to complement the text.

Donut chart showing the share of global R&D expenditure by region in 2017, with North America, Europe, and East & Southeast Asia as the major contributors. Text discusses the investment gap between regions.

The slide contains a column chart comparing R&D expenses among top companies in crop science. Key points about the company's R&D capabilities and investments are listed.

Features a block layout with text segments and a flowchart on the right side depicting the spillover effect of R&D. The text sections use bullet points for clarity. The design is straightforward with a color scheme of red, white, and grey. The flowchart uses arrows to illustrate the movement of benefits.

Scatter plot comparing Global Innovation Index 2021 against Gross Expenditure in R&D (GERD) 2019, with advanced and emerging economies highlighted. Text discusses R&D investment's importance for innovation.

The slide includes two column charts: one showing annual public R&D spending in CCUS from 2005-2019, and another comparing 2019 R&D spending across different renewable technologies. Annotations highlight trends and comparisons.

Line graph showing R&D intensity across sectors (2017–2022); pie chart for most innovative industries globally; supportive bullet points

The slide shows a column chart of R&D expenditure per capita among various countries. It also features detailed text on the left discussing the strengths and challenges related to R&D investment in Canada, with an image of researchers.

Circular pipeline breakdown, white and green background with multi-color segments and callouts around the chart.

The slide features a column chart showing the total public energy-related R&D spending in billions from 1974 to 2019, categorized by energy source. The chart includes annotations explaining key trends and changes.

Dual line charts: left for R&D as % of GDP, right for AI project contribution by country over time; comparative analysis.

The slide features a column chart comparing the percentage growth of government-financed R&D in various countries, with China showing a significant increase, contrasted with a decrease in the US.

The slide features bar charts showing different levers in R&D with corresponding activity levels and trends over time.

Layout shows value unlock examples and industry relevance on left; right visualizes product owner’s time usage.

The slide provides information on "Leonardo Labs" and "DAVINCI-1 HPC" with two separate sections, each with bullet points and a map highlighting locations.

Features a centralized image of the R&D center, surrounded by various icons and small images representing R&D activities.

Scatter plot comparing the importance of various criteria for American investors in France between 2011 and 2019.

Left side includes narrative and four key trends; right side features a pie chart on cutting-edge tech areas and a bar chart comparing R&D spending.

Narrative left section with new compliance approaches; bar chart on right comparing culture strength.

Slide with column charts comparing R&D investments and expenditures as a percentage of GDP among various countries, with additional emphasis on EU funding goals and policies.

A bar chart showing the expected changes in European footprint in various business areas, with highlighted percentages and an explanatory text box.

The slide has a title at the top, followed by a column chart comparing R&D and marketing budgets across various percentage ranges, with directional arrows and summary text beneath.

Bar charts depicting the percentage difference between R&D and marketing budgets across different company sizes and industries.

Column chart comparing the percentage differences between R&D and marketing budgets across various segments of companies.

Line chart depicting R&D expenses as a percentage of revenue from 2017 to 2022 across Europe, North America, and APAC.

Structured flowchart of activities across four columns: operationalization, best practice sharing, support, and model. Includes timeline.

A column chart showing the number of surgical robots in various countries with coverage per thousand beds

Icons with brief descriptions of various services offered by L.E.K. Consulting

The slide uses a column chart to show the projected growth of the global installed base of soft tissue RAS systems from 2015 to 2025. Text on the right provides context and details about the projected growth, market expansion, and competitive landscape.

The slide features a line chart displaying 12-quarter rolling correlations between U.S. REITs, direct real estate, and equities from 1980 to 2024. The chart uses blue for REITs and black for direct real estate.

Continuation of the previous slide with another 16-panel grid layout of line charts. Includes industry groups like Transportation, Materials, Media, and Utilities. Each chart notes top 3 stocks in the group with YTD return.

This slide features a column chart showing RES gross electricity production in Italy from 2010 to 2030E. It uses different shades of green to represent various sources of renewable energy (geothermal, biomass, wind, photovoltaic). The layout is visually engaging and provides clear data comparisons over time.

The slide features four circular diagrams, each representing one of the RICE priorities: Responsible, Intelligent, Customized, and Expandable. The design is clean and uses a consistent color scheme to enhance readability.

A slide with text and a line graph explaining required minimum distributions (RMDs) for IRA owners. It includes a table with RMD start ages and example calculations.

Four-panel layout with line graphs: net interest income, non-interest income, ROA, and credit reserve builds/releases. Includes YoY % or bps change in each panel.

Line graph showing pretax ROA for several issuers over time. Barclays shows the strongest YoY gain, while CapOne, Synchrony, and Amex show declines.

This slide features two column charts: one showing ROCE trends from 2012-2016 and another showing industry capex as a proportion of revenues. Text discusses the importance of managing working capital and investing in Industry 4.0.

Slide with bar charts showing the expected and achieved Returns on Digital Investment (RODI) by automotive companies, compared to cross-industry performance.

Continuation of the previous slide, featuring strategy baskets by fundamentals (e.g., ROE Growth, High Quality) and balance sheet quality. Layout mirrors Slide 17978 with 9 line charts labeled with Bloomberg tickers.

The slide contains a column chart showing a path to a ROE target with annotations, using a simple and effective design with a monochromatic color scheme for emphasis on growth levers.

The slide displays a column chart comparing adjusted ROE from 2019 to the outlook in 2021, with annotations for various business drivers. A dark blue and green color scheme is used to differentiate between historical data and outlook projections.

Scatter plot showing return-on-equity (ROE) and price-to-book (P/B) ratios for different markets over the last 12 months.

This slide uses a dark theme with three column charts displaying progress against targets from 2020 to 2022 for metrics like ROE, ROTE, and efficiency ratio. The charts are aligned in a row with descriptive annotations and percentage values. There's a contrasting color for the 2020 bar in each chart to highlight the impact of litigation.

A blue column chart shows the 2019 ROE, followed by incremental changes leading to future ROTE, with blocks indicating contributing factors.

Features a dark backdrop with flow charts and boxes outlining ROE simulation for 2022, including past averages and target ranges, as well as selective levers that impact ROE.

Contains a column chart comparing GBM ROE percentages over time against peer averages, with dark background and dotted lines for comparison.

Includes line and column charts tracking the ROE and capital across various business divisions from 2017 to 2021.

Contains a column chart showing the Return on Equity (ROE) in 2017 and 2018 with contributing factors like revenue, rates, and expenses indicated by arrows and percentages along the bars.

This slide features a medium-term target ROE walk for 2018 with blue column charts displaying the initial value and the end value, and floating bars representing the contributing factors. There's a legend and annotations for clarity. The layout is straightforward with a clear focus on the central graph.

Vertical stacked bar charts showing ROE distribution across financial institution types in 2022; color-coded by ROE range.

This slide features a column chart illustrating the development of ROE (Return on Equity) from 2019 to projected 2023E. The chart is complemented by bullet points summarizing factors affecting the ROE, such as operational efficiency, market activity, and policy rates. The design utilizes contrasting colors to differentiate between past performance and future estimates.

This column chart has a blue color scheme with contrasting green and red markers indicating increases and decreases in ROE from 2018 to 2019. Two large vertical columns represent ROE percentages for each year, with smaller markers above and below the main columns represent contributing factors to the ROE change.

This slide displays a column chart illustrating changes in Return on Equity (ROE) from actual 2019 figures to medium-term targets, with annotations for each change.

This slide presents a cohesive visual narrative with three line charts depicting the revenue, pretax income, and client assets trends, complemented by key financial statistics like ROE, loans, and deposits.

The slide presents a comparative bar/column chart, showing Goldman Sachs' ROE and book value per share growth against a leading peer, using a color contrast of blue and orange for differentiation. The layout is clean and emphasizes the data comparisons.

Two-column layout with text on the left and a bar chart depicting ROI on the right. There is a moderate amount of text.

The slide uses a column chart to display confidence in measuring ROI across different paid channels. The layout is moderately dense, with a mix of text and visual elements.

Mixed layout with text, bar, and pie charts summarizing survey responses about effectiveness, ROI, and differentiation from digital strategies.

Balanced layout with left-aligned narrative text and a bar chart on ROI distribution by percentage

Column charts illustrating high ROI areas for firms and leaders by different categories.

Split layout with bar chart and large ROI multiplier circle; contrasting background on right with key message in green/white.

Full-width layout with a bar chart on the right showing ROI potential of technologies from 2018 to 2023. Left-aligned text describes changes in ROI perception. Technology types are listed vertically with horizontal comparison bars across years.

A series of line charts showing ROIC, CCR, and Net Debt/EBITDA trends over several years. Accompanied by bullet points summarizing key insights and improvement strategies.

Bar chart comparing ROIC of Sysco vs S&P 500 median; text boxes listing drivers like margins, balance sheet, and capital deployment.

Features a column chart with a blue bar highlighting the company's ROIC compared to peers, indicated by a dotted line for average.

Column charts analyzing various purchasing pathways, with a focus on ROPO

This slide showcases a column chart and a graph overlaid with multiple scenario projections. The chart on the left outlines potential risks, while the right-hand side graph illustrates ROTCE projections across different recessionary scenarios, with color-coded lines representing varying intensities of economic conditions.

The slide balances text with a set of illustrative icons. It is organized into four sections, each with headers and bullet points.

A detailed horizontal bar chart showing various processes within Data and Reporting, highlighting levels of RPA adoption (No Response, Currently Using, Considering, Not Considering).

Another horizontal bar chart presenting RPA adoption in finance/accounting processes such as reconciliations, GAAP reporting, and STAT reporting, with levels indicated by colors.