Slide presents a tabular data overview of projected work done in residential, commercial, and infrastructure sectors in Australia from FY22 to FY25, under three scenarios.

Bar and line chart presenting venture financing data (deal value and count) in Australia from 2018 to Q3 2024.

Split layout with bullet insights and bar-line graph for quarterly investments in Australia.

Three line charts displaying Australia's y/y real GDP, unemployment rate, and y/y percentage change in CPI from 2005-25F. Moderate complexity, suitable for presenting detailed economic data and trends.

The slide features three line charts illustrating Australia's y/y real GDP, unemployment rate, and y/y CPI from 2005 to 2025. The layout is clear with minimal text.

This slide contains multiple bar charts and textual content. There are three bar charts arranged horizontally, comparing Australia, US, and Indonesia in terms of production costs for lithium. The bar charts are divided into categories like Feedstock, Conversion Costs, Capex, and Tax. Each country's chart is distinguished by a different color and there are annotations and percentage changes highlighted.

Contains comparative data and visual representations, including a column chart and side-by-side comparisons, on CO2 intensity and environmental impacts of nickel and lithium mining in Australia versus other countries. The slide uses distinct colors to differentiate between countries and includes detailed annotations explaining the significance of the data presented.

Includes a table with bullet points and textual analysis detailing Australia's presence in global mining for key battery materials like lithium, cobalt, and nickel.

This slide shows a set of circular charts displaying Australian consumers' top values in healthcare, such as access to care, cost-effectiveness, and relief from pain and anxiety.

The slide contains two line charts. The left chart shows the commodity prices and FX, comparing the commodity price index and AUD/USD. The right chart illustrates short rates and FX with the bond yield spread and AUD/USD.

The slide uses a column chart to depict Australian residential work from FY07 to FY25, showing actuals and projections in three scenarios. It includes explanatory text boxes and scenario legends.

The slide contains two charts: a column chart on ASX 200 earnings per share growth estimates, and a line chart on ASX 200 valuation forward price-to-earnings ratio.

Austrian market breakdown with segmentations and consistent visual format

Venture financing data for Austria shown in bar/line format. Covers 2018–Q3 2024, highlighting fluctuations. No commentary.

Horizontal bar chart with 31-country ranking based on agreement with the statement about needing a strong leader willing to break the rules. Time-based comparison of agreement shown on the right.

Line graph showing regime classification trends from 1972–2022; categorized by liberal/electoral democracies and autocracies.

The slide features two column charts and one line chart, depicting new car registrations in the UK, used car average asking prices, and cumulative BEV registrations and market share.

Features a mix of column charts and a line graph comparing loan and lease originations, revenues, net charge-offs, and macroeconomic factors affecting the auto finance industry.

This slide includes a column chart showing product segmentation in the EU5 auto finance market for 2019, comparing leasing, credit, and cash products.

The slide features a column chart showing market segmentation in the EU5 auto finance market for 2019, with a focus on the decline in vehicle ownership and the shift towards subscription models.

Showcases a pie chart depicting the distribution of media spend in the auto industry, with emphasis on different channels including TV, social, and search.

Left side highlights economic contribution; right side contrasts local production with imports via bar graphs and icons

The slide shows two stacked bar charts representing consumer attitudes towards automated driving (Level 4 and Level 5) in Germany, the US, and China, with color-coded comfort levels.

The slide contains a column chart comparing the importance of on-demand car functions between experts and consumers in Germany, the US, and China, with flags representing each country.

Three bar graphs show projections for fuel use, safety, and driver demand through 2040. Bullet list highlights additional benefits.

The slide includes two charts: a column chart comparing the average risk of automation for different age groups, and another chart comparing the risk of automation for males and females across various age groups. Text sections provide further details.

The slide contrasts manual vs. automated development techniques. It features text on both sides with a central image of a human and a robot shaking hands, symbolizing the collaboration between humans and AI. The design is straightforward, focusing on the comparison.

Grid layout segmented by audience: Residents, Case Workers, Supervisors. Uses icons and callouts with bolded titles and outcomes in purple boxes.

Horizontal layout with three segments (Automation, Augmentation, Innovation), with example applications shown

Two circular infographic metrics with accompanying explanation on right

The slide contains pie charts and a table detailing plans for automation in HCP engagement by company size and the types of software solutions preferred.

Left text and stat box; right side stacked bar chart on tech use in compliance by activity type.

Bar graph shows cost per stage of automation (USD/truck). Table below separates costs by software vs. hardware.

The slide contains a column graph comparing the tasks and resources of Function X today vs tomorrow. It also features a graphic of a robot to symbolize automation.

Horizontal bar chart comparing automation potential by education level, with and without GenAI. Right-side bullet commentary.

This slide features a large circular progress chart showing a 50% reduction, and multiple icons with text descriptions on benefits of automated matching and remote closing.

The slide features a stacked column chart displaying regional employment mix by industry and levels of automation adoption across four regions: West Coast, Southland, Auckland, and Wellington. Each region has columns for low, medium, and high automation adoption industries with percentage values and employment numbers.

Classic split layout with survey bar graph on right in purple; text-heavy left.

Bar chart comparing GenAI vs. non-GenAI automation potential across activity groups (Decision making, Data, Physical work), with German flag indicator.

Line graph comparing early and late scenarios of automation adoption (2017 vs. updated with GenAI); includes a 50% midpoint marker and explanatory callouts.

Bar chart comparing automation potential across occupations with and without generative AI; left panel discusses automation of knowledge work.

Dual-diagram layout with callouts showing automation tech in stores and distribution centers.

The slide is divided into two sections. On the left, bulleted text highlights automation benefits for IBKR. On the right, a column chart with overlaid percentage lines displays cost metrics over three years.

Bar charts showing the share of task hours carried out by machines in selected industries (ICT, financial services, automotive, energy utilities, professional services, health & healthcare) for 2018 and 2024.

This slide presents a detailed table showing industry trends, impacts on factory automation products, and their overall impacts. It includes column charts depicting benefits of IT & OT convergence, cost reduction through XaaS, and market forecasts for AI in manufacturing, smart machines, IoT connected machines, and cobots.

A mix of column charts and illustrations showing the risk of automation for older workers across different countries.

A mix of text and a bar chart, mainly in red and white.

Features comparative bar charts detailing net demand for workers by job category in 2030 under a midpoint automation scenario. It compares changes in job availability and wage impacts across different sectors, with specific focus on managers, technicians, service workers, administrative workers, and manual trades.

The slide includes a scatter plot with orange dots representing different jobs, highlighting 'File clerks' and 'Landscaping workers'. It has a dual-axis showing hourly wage against the percentage of automation potential.

Matrix chart comparing OEM and supplier roles across 4 automation levels; includes two OEM categories (leader/follower)

Bar chart representing the automation potential and adoption scenarios in New Zealand by 2030.

The slide features a scatter plot chart showing the potential risk of automation for older workers in various industries in the UK over the next ten years. A section of bullet points on the right provides additional context and implications.

Table layout with use case types, average impact, and evolution across waves, using yellow impact indicators.

Slide contains three vertical bar charts comparing the focus on outsourcing, automation, and workforce experience among leaders, middle group, and laggards.

Divided into three sections with text and small icons, the slide is utilitarian in design, focusing on the content. Blue highlights are used for emphasis in a clean black and white theme.

Slide shows a central title with three images below, each representing a different report topic: industrial, process, and warehouse automation, with corresponding titles and seasonal indicators.

Purple-themed layout with left text box, icon graphs, and bar charts showing adoption shifts.

The slide features two column charts categorized by business line and account size, utilizing purple and yellow color schemes.

Bar chart showing the changes in the number of jobs due to one additional robot in the manufacturing sector, by income level of country.

Features bar charts and pie charts detailing the savings from automation and challenges faced during its implementation, including a breakdown of ownership across organizational departments.

Includes a bar chart on the left and a pie chart on the right, showing automation levels and savings through RPA.

Infographic showing six automation stages with bullet lists of required features for each. Timeline divided into "Today", "Pending", and "Future".

The slide has moderate visual complexity, featuring an industrial automation technology stack and corresponding companies in each category. The layout is informative, with a balance between text descriptions and graphic representations of the technology levels and companies.

The slide features a series of pie charts and circular graphics depicting consumer preferences for drone delivery, voice-automated ordering systems, and kitchen automation.

Left text-heavy with a quote and explanation; right contains a vertical bar chart comparing bottom and top quartile companies on use of telemetry and predictive analytics.

Column chart showing areas expected to be automated in the next 2-3 years, including cashflow forecasting and FX management

This slide presents a comparison of automation levels from 2013 to 2021 using multiple column charts in purple and gray.

Slide includes horizontal bar graphs in purple, detailing automation levels across different premium segments and lines of business.

The slide contains two columns with bulleted text, a chart titled "FIGURE 2: ROLE CLUSTERS OFFER A UNIQUE LENS ON EVOLVING WORK PATTERNS", and a section with a detailed explanation.

Column chart showing the percentage of time that can be automated in different activities like 'Manage', 'Expertise', and 'Interface', using a color gradient from blue to orange.

Layout features descriptive text and three key trends on the left; right contains two bar graphs: vehicle sales in major markets and NEV sales in China.

This slide uses a blue and white color scheme, with sections dedicated to each industry. Each section contains bullet points and corresponding icons.

A pie chart shows 2020 revenue by customer, detailing the percentage of revenue from various automotive manufacturers. It is accompanied by text explaining customer diversity. Color-coding is used to distinguish different customers.

Pie charts and a mekko chart showing executive profiles and annual revenue distribution specifically for the Auto-OES sector.

Features a bar chart ranking the top outcomes automotive companies target through digital transformation, like anomaly detection and improved supply chain efficiencies.

This slide presents a pie chart analysis comparing the distribution of digital transformation leaders within the automotive sector to other industries.

Incorporates multiple bubble charts showing the value at stake by digital initiatives in the automotive industry. Uses color coding to differentiate between types of value and initiatives.

Contains multiple column charts showing the scaling intensity of digital proofs of concept across various business areas in the automotive industry.

Line chart showing the overall score evolution of top automotive nations from ADR1 to ADR7, highlighting the rising position of the Netherlands.

The slide displays a circular diagram representing different ecosystem domains (e.g., mobility, living, entertainment) and their interconnections. The bottom section lists success factors for ecosystem management.

Vertical stacked bar chart by component (ECUs, software, sensors) with CAGR annotations. Right-aligned title and legend.

Features a bar chart showing employment distribution across automotive-related industries.

Contains bar charts comparing job losses and gains from 2020 to 2030 across various industries.

The slide contains a image of diagram, lists, and a large image of a car display technology on the right. The layout is text-heavy with bullet points and numerical data.

Line chart with US, Mexico, and Canada employment trends split by pre/post-recession CAGR.

The slide contains a diagram illustrating the ecosystem of human-centric mobility needs, surrounded by various life areas such as living, working, and socializing, with an orchestrator at the center.

This slide showcases images of fluid storage systems and a pie chart detailing the revenue distribution between two major product lines. The slide is well-organized, making effective use of space and visual contrast to highlight important elements and data.

Features a purple growth trend line graph depicting revenue growth and market opportunity. Design is simple with clear textual annotations.

Bar chart showing the importance of partnerships for Automotive-OES champions, featuring competitors, suppliers, and academia.

Slide includes multiple column charts showing monthly and regional changes in automotive production growth rates.

Contains multiple column charts showing production volume of passenger cars by region (Global, North America, South America, Europe, South Asia, China, Japan/South Korea). The slide is divided into two sections with text on the left and charts on the right.

This slide is highly graphical, featuring a mix of a cycle diagram and pyramid diagram in bright purple and green, with four data-driven boxes presenting key statistics related to automotive market penetration and behaviors.

This slide displays column charts comparing monthly year-over-year changes in passenger vehicle sales across several countries (US, Germany, Italy, Sweden, China, South Korea, Japan) from January to November. Color coding indicates the degree of change, supplemented by lockdown indicators.

Stacked bar chart breaking software market into ADAS, infotainment, and OS/middleware. Minimalist layout with growth labels.

The slide features three comparison bar charts with accompanying annotations for sales data over two periods, 9M 23 and 9M 22. Design elements include shaded backgrounds for chart areas and color-coded bars for easy differentiation. There is a title at the top, and each bar chart has a label and a brief explanatory note on the right, which analyzes the change in sales and volume. The company logo is at the bottom.

Visual with numbered icons and bullet points describing five trends.

Detailed graph showing the maturity curve of organizational levers in the Automotive-OES sector, featuring elements like social media, cloud, digital sales, and various partnerships.

The slide follows a structured three-column layout describing methodology phases: "Trend analysis," "Market assessment," and "Impact on market players," each with bullet points and icons above the headers. On the right side, a shaded box contains "Sources" with bullet points listing data sources. The background is white with black and grey text. A Roland Berger logo appears in the upper right corner.

Horizontal layout with labeled process steps (Trend analysis, Market assessment, Impact on market players). Icons accompany each phase. Right-side panel lists information sources.

Contains multiple text boxes connected by arrows depicting industry trends, responses, and opportunities.