Lists four main sections of a report related to metabolic health and strategic planning. Each box provides section title and page range. Provides a clear overview for navigating the document.

The slide is a continuation of the strategic considerations for leaders in quantum technology, detailing the potential benefits of early adoption and the uncertainties involved, aiming to guide decision-making processes.

The slide details year-over-year changes in input costs for different industries as of March 2024 and March 2025. Key inflation drivers such as labor and purchased services remain dominant, while energy and materials costs have declined in sectors like Utilities, Chemicals, and Energy.

The slide discusses the normalization of global supply chain pressures to pre-pandemic levels and identifies potential future risks.

Emphasizes increasing tech investment in compliance, with 82% planning more investment. Training, risk assessment, and monitoring are most common use cases. The chart shows current and planned adoption levels.

Examines how sustainability influences purchasing behaviors across different generations globally.

The slide examines the correlations, returns, and yields of various alternative asset classes over a decade, used for evaluating investment strategies.

The slide discusses how tech-forward companies accelerate strategy cycle times using real-time data. It highlights disruption forces with a chart showing disruption index growth.

Compares North American production plans of major OEMs, showing most intend to keep majority production in the US, though Mexico's share is projected to grow for some brands.

Evaluates the effectiveness of early and strict lockdown measures in controlling the COVID-19 outbreak.

Explores the labor shortage crisis in France, detailing sector-specific challenges and geographic disparities in labor availability, and assessing the impact on industries such as logistics and high-tech.

Outlines the technological solutions available for reducing emissions in key countries, emphasizing the role of innovation and technology in meeting climate goals. Useful for discussions on integrating new technologies in national policies and strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Discusses cross-functional improvements, data integrity, and reduced handoffs in GBS operations.

Evaluates Canadian competitiveness based on talent, leading IP, venture creation, scaling impact, and producing global champions. Provides a framework connecting various stakeholders within the ecosystem and foundation.

The slide explores the role of remote or hybrid work models in the future of GBS location strategy, showing the distribution of preferred models for shared services and outsourcing organizations.

The slide reveals 27% globally worry about unemployment. South Africa tops at 65%. It offers insight into short-term and long-term shifts, with notable concern increases in Singapore and Argentina.

This slide presents six global megatrends projected to shape societal and economic development through 2050, spanning demographics, governance, climate, business, innovation, and healthcare. Each trend is categorized and visually represented.

Lists top public concerns regarding AI (e.g., privacy, bias, misinformation). Visual data shows levels of worry using segmented bar charts to represent varying degrees of concern from "Very worried" to "Not worried". Tied to Ipsos' FAST (fair, accountable, secure, transparent) framework.

This slide tracks how various populations perceive experts’ understanding of citizens' lives. Italy shows a 15 percentage point increase since 2022, signaling a rise in expert distrust or disconnect perception.

The slide explains how steel companies face challenges in digital transformation, highlighting issues in business, organization, and technology.

Highlights global distribution and forecast of skilled workers, focusing on growth in Asia Pacific, Africa, and Latin America.

Generational support for corporate advocacy of LGBT equality is displayed, with Gen Z women showing the highest support (58%). Male support declines slightly with younger generations.

The slide outlines market conditions where the J.P. Morgan US Technology Leaders Strategy tends to perform well or struggle. Favorable environments reward high-growth stocks and fundamentals, while struggles arise in valuation-driven or defensive markets. Examples from 2020 (strong outperformance) and 2022 (significant underperformance) offer historical context for risk sensitivity.

Depicts Indonesian digital merchants' reliance on digital platforms, financial services, and tools, anticipating increased tech adoption.

Describes the methodology used in reducing environmental impacts of ground stations through eco-design, involving multiple stakeholders and solution assessments.