Provides a framework for assessing RevOps maturity across eight pillars, from alignment and skills to tech stack and data. Each pillar outlines current challenges and the target state for improved performance, collaboration, and integration using Gen AI and standardization strategies.

Outlines the maturity index used by BCG to evaluate how well organizations measure and reduce emissions. Provides a framework for companies to assess their current level and identify areas for improvement.

Evaluates the progress in emissions measurement and reduction across different sectors, noting a slight overall improvement. Highlights leaders and laggards in environmental maturity, useful for benchmarking and setting goals.

Introduces a capability maturity model, showing how companies fall into three AI adoption categories. Uses radar charts to illustrate progress in foundational and new Gen AI capabilities, including LLMOps, data governance, and talent practices. Reinvention-ready firms show the highest maturity across all axes.

The slide discusses a maturity model for organizational inclusion and diversity, ranking each cornerstone from foundational to integrated stages, based on survey feedback.

The slide explains a maturity model for third-party management, portraying the degree of formality and optimization of processes from initial to optimized stages.

The slide depicts the maturity levels of organizations from three years ago, today, and projected for three years into the future. It highlights that only 7% are currently future-ready with 93% aiming to improve.

Compares four tiers of company maturity in the SHoP framework, describing each tier's characteristics.

Companies rated their maturity on 8 dimensions of supply chain management. Transparency and data exchange scored lowest again in 2024. Ratings remained largely unchanged from 2023, suggesting insufficient structural improvement. The diagram and accompanying list define what “best in class” looks like for each area such as network design, skills, and ESG.

Examines how companies vary in maturity across different dimensions such as marketing, loyalty, and tech stack.

Provides a strategic framework for evaluating M&A opportunities, focusing on identifying synergies, assessing risks, and understanding cost benefits to maximize deal value.

The slide shows that M&A continues to be the dominant form of venture-backed exits, with public listings and buyouts significantly declining. An analyst quote underscores the increased scrutiny in due diligence, leading to slower deal speeds and more cautious exits.

Covers how organizations plan to manage M&A deals in the next year, highlighting the use of virtual and hybrid approaches for different deal elements based on survey results.

Assesses mortgage-backed securities (MBS) risk by highlighting the sharp reduction in forbearance rates since the pandemic, valuable for financial risk managers.

Highlights the attractiveness of agency MBS, with higher spreads than BB-rated corporates and strong historical percentile positioning. Demand is projected to rise significantly in 2025 after recent declines, signaling renewed institutional interest.

Explains how McKinsey uses the UN Sustainable Development Goals to drive value in areas like diversity and inclusion, environmental sustainability, and circular economy practices within its business operations and consulting services.

The slide provides a detailed forecast of how MDHD vehicle electrification will impact generation and peak load in major U.S. ISO regions. It quantifies incremental demand and contextualizes it within broader electricity system planning.

The slide categorizes medium and heavy-duty vehicles into four charging location use cases: local low mileage, local high mileage, local heavy-duty, and long-haul. Each segment includes description and applicable charging locations.

This slide provides an overview of the Merchant Discount Rate (MDR) in the payment industry, explaining how fees are distributed among banks, networks, and processors, and highlighting the financial implications for merchants and other stakeholders.

Explores the theory of mean reversion in oil prices, presenting historical data and future projections to explain the expected price adjustments over time.

The slide explores global consumer trends towards reducing meat consumption. It includes comparative data from different countries, providing insights into dietary changes for environmental reasons.

Evaluates the $1.3 trillion potential from digital transformation in media, stressing the role of OTT and personalized advertising.

This slide presents survey data on marketers' confidence in the effectiveness of traditional paid media channels. It highlights the perceived effectiveness of channels like TV, radio, and print for brand building and consumer acquisition.

This bar chart shows opinions across countries on whether media should be responsible for reducing inequality. Indonesia and Peru show the highest support; France and Romania the lowest.

The slide compares the total media mentions of RICE change interventions between top and bottom performers in 2019 and 2020. It shows that top performers are significantly more vocal about these interventions, indicating proactive engagement.

The slide compares population age groups and median age across global, developed, and developing regions in 2015 and 2030. It highlights aging trends, especially in developed nations, and increasing global median age.

This slide provides an analysis of median age trends across different regions and countries, highlighting demographic shifts and their potential impact on economic and social structures.

Compares countries with the youngest and oldest projected populations in 2030 by median age, revealing extreme disparities between nations like Niger (15.7) and Japan (51.5).

Analyzes median deal sizes across VC stages in Asia from 2018–2024, showing recent stabilization. The right chart indicates round valuation trends—up rounds remain dominant, with flat/down rounds steady across years.

The slide illustrates the increasing median time to trial in family law courts, emphasizing the growing backlog problem. It displays a comparative analysis of the time to trial over five years, signifying challenges in case handling and judicial efficiency.

This slide illustrates the fivefold growth of SEA's online media market by 2025, driven by mobile gaming and online ads, with textual details on the contributing factors.

Examines growth projections for various media segments like virtual reality and OTT video, highlighting their leadership towards 2023.

This slide explores where people primarily get information about refugees, revealing traditional media and social media as dominant sources. Lesser-used sources include personal experience and political or religious figures.

Discusses media budget allocation strategies, suggesting optimal spends for TV and digital platforms to maximize ROI.

Provides an industry-wide comparison of media spend allocations, identifying discrepancies between current expenditures and optimal investments.

Examines media expenditure by Canadian firms across various industries, highlighting the proportion spent on digital and traditional media.

Analyzes media investment efficiency in Canada, comparing it to the U.S., and discusses the impact on sales and ROI.

This slide addresses the revenue missed by national brands in Canada due to media spending, quantifying the potential increase in sales.

Suggests strategies for optimizing media spend over the next four years, focusing on the advantageous allocation to TV for maximizing ROI.

Provides an analysis of growth trends in various media segments, with a stark contrast between the robust growth of digital platforms and the decline of traditional media. This slide is used to facilitate strategic discussions on budget allocation, advertising strategies, and preparing for long-term shifts in media consumption patterns.

Analyzes the decline in newspaper revenues in Western Europe, focusing on changes in revenue sources such as print and online advertising. This information is critical for understanding the shifting landscape of the media industry and could influence strategic decisions in media management and business model adaptation.

This slide examines changes in perceived media misinformation across 22 countries. Overall trust in media has declined in many nations, highlighting a growing skepticism toward traditional news sources.

The slide reveals skepticism toward mainstream media, with 67% of global respondents agreeing that media prioritizes money over truth. Japan (63%) ranks above average, while countries like Peru and South Africa show the highest agreement.

Demonstrates that individuals who rely on traditional media (TV, newspapers, radio) trust scientists and elections more than those who use messaging apps or social media for news.

Details the average daily media usage, emphasizing the significant amount of time adults spend consuming various forms of media.

The slide estimates total media exposure value from the event at $38.4M, with New York leading, followed by Texas and Florida. It attributes value to TV coverage, branding, and visual content.

Analyzes changes in Medicaid care management enrollment during 2020, showing growth trends across different eligibility groups and monthly increases in enrollment.

Examines health plan performance incentives in Medicaid care management, showing trends in membership growth for different health plans and the impact of incentives.

Analyzes the impact of performance incentives on health plan market share, showing enrollment distribution changes for various health plans in the Medicaid program.

The slide examines the belief in the future curability of all medical conditions, with significant variation across countries.

Shows how post-COVID-19, hospital management and clinical department heads in SEA have increased influence on medical device purchasing, surpassing clinical staff.

This slide details the expected increase in spending on medical devices across various APAC countries.

The slide highlights the potential for technological innovations to advance medical progress and improve human health by 2050. It plots various medical breakthroughs in terms of their likelihood and impact, emphasizing the transformative effects these innovations could have on eradicating diseases and enhancing the quality of life.

Shows that younger consumers are more likely to choose medical providers offering digital capabilities, with preferences varying by generation.

The slide demonstrates that low-mileage medium-duty electric fleets can rely on overnight Level 2 charging at depots, minimizing infrastructure investment. It also warns that larger depots may require significant service upgrades for power capacity.

Details medium-term growth prospects for major cities, emphasizing sector specialisms and differential growth rates across regions.

This slide ranks the MedTech companies based on hospital solutions' perception in various APAC markets.

Highlights the top three most important criteria when purchasing from MedTech companies in SEA, focusing on diagnostic accuracy, resource optimization, and process efficiency.

Analyzes SEA hospitals' preference for MedTech companies as strategic partners rather than just product suppliers, focusing on services and support beyond products.

Outlines the top three service offerings from MedTech companies valued by hospitals, such as supply chain management, population health services, and clinical IT & analytics, with regional preferences detailed.

This slide presents six key industry-wide changes including megabrand growth, operational scaling, distribution expansion, concerns over product creativity, and CEO reshuffling trends.

Focuses on population growth in major cities, particularly in Asia, to discuss urban infrastructure needs.

Highlights challenges faced by megacities such as energy demand, water scarcity, crime, traffic congestion, and waste, emphasizing the need for sustainable urban infrastructure solutions.

Compares the sustainability scores of major global cities, highlighting that megacities score significantly lower due to imbalance in environmental, social, and economic dimensions.

Tracks annual number of mega-deals by type. 2024 saw only 39, the lowest in a decade. Industrial, technology, and energy sectors dominated. Many were state-owned enterprise-driven, reflecting weak private mega-deal activity.

The slide outlines six major trends that will shape global development until 2050, covering areas such as society, health, environment, economy, technology, and politics. It highlights the importance of these trends for strategic planning and long-term forecasting in various industries.

This slide connects global megatrends to their corresponding new process automation applications and the digital technologies that enable them. It aims to demonstrate how advancing technology responds to and leverages megatrends to innovate within process automation.

Describes six megatrends influencing the automotive industry, including evolved customers, disruptive tech, business models, mobility, and regulation. The CASE framework reinforces strategic shifts in tech integration, customer focus, and infrastructure adaptation.

Provides a synopsis of interrelated global megatrends impacting all sectors, essential for overarching strategic considerations.

Provides an overview of six megatrends projected to impact global development until 2050, including population dynamics, healthcare evolution, and technological advancements, serving as a strategic tool for future-oriented business and policy planning.

This slide outlines six global megatrends—Globalization, War for Talent, Geopolitical Changes, Power of Innovation, Digital Transformation, and Sustainability—that significantly impact corporate headquarters (CHQ). Each trend is described briefly with emphasis on its implications.

Explores the key megatrends shaping the future of business and productivity, such as urbanization, digitalization, sustainability, and changing demography, crucial for trend analysis and business development planning.

The slide discusses the major global megatrends impacting process industries and the challenges they pose. It outlines the areas such as environmental sustainability and health & safety where these industries need to adapt and innovate, offering a strategic perspective on navigating these shifts.

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.

This slide introduces the Roland Berger Trend Compendium 2050, which discusses global megatrends influencing future developments, aiming to incorporate these insights into strategic business planning.

This slide compares perceptions of Melbourne's cultural and creative appeal among Australians and international travelers, using survey statistics and key insights.

The slide presents key statistics about Melbourne's cultural and creative experiences, highlighting the city's strengths in various cultural sectors and its international rankings.

Shows Melbourne's rankings in cultural and creative city indexes within Australia and Asia, demonstrating its status

Analyzes Melbourne's strengths and weaknesses in various aspects of cultural and creative sector performance

Highlights how the company's membership model delivers four distinct competitive advantages: a premium customer base, subscription-like revenue, strong credit quality, and brand loyalty. Visual emphasizes ecosystem of services contributing to this model.

It analyzes the decline in IPOs and proceeds in EMEIA, highlighting the rise in MENA IPO proceeds due to two major IPOs.

This slide depicts the performance of MENA equity markets in 2022, with a line chart tracking various equity indices. It also provides a narrative analysis of market trends, key events, and economic factors influencing the equity performance over the year.

Discusses economic growth prospects in the MENA region, focusing on GDP, interest rates, and inflation trends.

This slide analyzes the MENA economic outlook, highlighting GDP growth, interest rates, and inflation trends for Saudi Arabia and Egypt. It discusses the impacts of oil production cuts, monetary policy, and global economic conditions.

Addresses the stigma surrounding menopause, illustrating the percentage of women who work through menopausal symptoms and their comfort level in discussing these in a workplace context.

The slide presents statistical data on menstrual health challenges affecting women in the workplace, suggesting the need for policy changes regarding paid leave for menstrual symptoms.

Focuses on the challenges of mental health across age groups, emphasizing that younger individuals feel a more acute need to address mental well-being compared to older age groups.

The slide examines the persistent stress and burnout affecting Gen Zs and millennials, identifying groups more likely to experience anxiety and stress.

The slide focuses exclusively on perceptions of mental health as a critical health issue. Sweden, Chile, and Canada top the list. A trend section shows how mental health concern has grown across countries over recent years.

Survey responses are segmented by gender, generation, household income, and education to show varying perceptions of discrimination toward mental health issues.

Ranks countries based on the percentage of people who believe those with mental health conditions face unfair treatment. Portugal and Ireland are highest.

This slide shows the gender-based net difference in selecting mental health as the biggest health concern across countries. Yellow bars represent higher female concern, while green shows male. Poland leads with the highest female-male gap, while Thailand has a higher male concern rate.

This slide presents data on how often different generations seek mental health support, highlighting generational differences in mental health care engagement.

Provides an in-depth look at mental health concerns within younger demographics, using survey data to discuss stress, anxiety, and the impacts of social factors on mental well-being.

Provides a comprehensive overview of mental health trends among younger demographics, offering insights into stress levels, contributing factors, and potential interventions.

Focuses on the underutilization of workplace mental health resources among Gen Z and Millennials, emphasizing the gap between offerings and actual usage.

Highlights the importance of mental health globally, with Nigeria showing the highest agreement. Indicates the global trend toward prioritizing mental health along with physical health.

This slide displays how optimistic individuals are regarding their mental health in 2025 compared to 2024. It breaks down agreement/disagreement percentages per country with a global average.

The slide provides insights into Gen Z and Millennial perspectives on their organizations' focus on mental health. It compares perceptions of organizational efforts with the actual comfort levels in discussing mental health challenges and reasons for taking time off work.

This slide explores changing attitudes towards mental health in America, particularly in light of the pandemic, and highlights the differences in mental health views and coping strategies across generations.