Focuses on how GenAI can support employees in credit and dispute processes. Shows cross-functional benefits in workflows like underwriting and back-office processing. Medium to high impact predicted.

Focuses on employee-facing GenAI applications over three waves. Wave 1 is basic efficiency use (e.g., debugging); Wave 2 introduces intermediate applications like document detection and code migration; Wave 3 features advanced AI agents acting on behalf of humans. Emphasizes transformation of employee tasks via increasing AI integration.

Highlights the company's human resources, emphasizing world-class engineering and development capabilities, and employee diversity. It can be used to discuss human capital and development within the company.

Displays statistics on employee distribution by company size and ownership status, useful for discussions on labor markets and ownership structures within various industries.

It details the number of employees and the gender distribution in the workforce of companies surveyed, highlighting workforce diversity metrics.

This slide outlines the expansion strategies for Experian's employer services and verification solutions, emphasizing innovation and competition in the market.

Focuses on the kind of support organizations provide to their employees to manage diversity of views and discusses the relatively low percentage of active company efforts in facilitating these discussions, which implies a need for more structured support systems within organizations.

The chart displays the proportion of respondents in each country who believe employers are primarily responsible for reducing inequality. Sweden, New Zealand, and South Africa rank highest.

This slide compares the employment distribution by gender across different sectors, showing that women have higher representation in education and health & social work sectors.

The slide suggests a potential turning point in labor markets as employment growth decelerates across major geographies.

Explores preferred office space arrangements among respondents. Highlights preferences for open-plan spaces, private offices, and designated desks.

Highlights that 64% prefer full-time/permanent contracts. Discusses the appeal of freelancing and consultancy work among younger respondents.

This slide presents the employment rates of 55-64 year olds across OECD countries, highlighting trends and improvements in specific countries. It shows the UK's position relative to other countries and notes significant changes over time.

This slide compares the employment rates of 65-69 year olds across different OECD countries, noting the UK’s position and significant changes over time. It highlights the trends and progress in employment rates for older workers in these countries.

This slide outlines employment and unemployment rates since 2000 by education level. College graduates have gained more jobs and show lower unemployment. The takeaway is that higher education improves job security and access to employment.

The slide illustrates declining employment growth globally, especially in manufacturing. The regional breakdown highlights differing trajectories for the US, UK, Euro area, and China using PMI-based employment indicators.

Presents employment trends in the UK and US, illustrating the impact of temporary and permanent job losses on the market.

The slide shows a steady post-pandemic recovery in nonfarm payroll employment, with figures exceeding pre-pandemic levels by over 3 million. Job openings remain elevated, although slightly declining, indicating persistent labor market strength in the US.

The slide provides an overview of the increasing employment rates of older workers in the UK, comparing them to other OECD countries. It highlights the growing number of older workers and suggests areas for further improvement.

Completes the demographic overview of the survey respondents by detailing their employment type, organization size, and whether they are engaged in full-time work. This information provides deeper insights into the employment conditions and contexts of the surveyed population, aiding in the analysis of broader workforce trends.

The slide details the average number of full-time employees (FTEs) in different functions such as finance, tax, legal, investments, support, and technology within APAC family offices.

This slide compares the employment rates of older workers in the UK with other countries, and discusses potential GDP boosts if employment rates matched those of New Zealand.

Agriculture & Nature emerges as the largest employer sector (~33% of SEA employment), especially in Indonesia and Vietnam. The chart reinforces the sector’s importance for livelihoods and the socio-economic impact of green transitions.

The slide compares potential job losses due to robotic automation in logistics across EU-15 and EU-28, estimating that around 3.6 million jobs could be displaced. It highlights the implications for France, projecting 225,000 direct and indirect job losses.

This slide analyzes consumer trends for 2024, predicting a decline in enthusiasm due to softer employment and cost fatigue. It also suggests positive income growth could support spending, highlighting key economic indicators and their potential impacts.

The slide highlights the employment gap between persons with and without disabilities, noting that the labor force participation rate for persons with disabilities is significantly lower.

The slide compares national perceptions of employment impact due to a shift to renewable energy. While countries like Indonesia and the Philippines show high optimism, nations like Germany and Japan are more skeptical about job creation benefits.

Illustrates that payroll growth has been dominated by public sector hiring (e.g., government, health, education), crowding out private sector job growth. This trend may impact future productivity and inflation, with policy implications depending on political changes.

The slide analyzes employment trends and wage growth across major economies, highlighting the tight labor market conditions and the impact of labor hoarding post-pandemic on wage growth.

This slide explores the empowerment of workers with specialized skills. It compares workers who have specialized training to those who do not, across several metrics such as promotions, raises, and job satisfaction. The data is sourced from PwC's Global Workforce Hopes and Fears Survey 2022.

Highlights the digital solutions used by organizations in Shared Services, like cloud and RPA, and the perceived importance of increasing digital capabilities.

Consumers demand seamless digital journeys that cover post-purchase experiences. The top priority across most industries is enabling end-to-end services, followed by better after-sales support and payment options.

This slide illustrates the superior performance of the multi-asset class endowment model compared to other investment approaches.

Analyzes how colleges allocate endowment funds, showing that only 4.7% is spent annually with a focus on student aid. It highlights the limited reach of endowments and questions sustainability and impact on student support.

The slide outlines six major challenges and needs that Italy must address in its energy sector, including security of supply, environmental sustainability, energy affordability, and others. It uses a trilemma framework to categorize these challenges, providing a strategic overview of the energy sector's critical issues.

This slide presents comparative data on the likelihood of saving energy at home. It includes insights into consumer attitudes and behaviors towards energy conservation across different regions.

The slide details the impact of the energy crisis on business investments and lists the measures companies have implemented to mitigate these effects.

The slide provides an assessment of Greece’s management of the energy crisis, showing positive feedback from respondents. It also discusses the impact of tax policies on investment attractiveness.

This slide provides a deep-dive into the potential of energy crops as a feedstock for energy production, analyzing its total potential by 2060 and highlighting the scalability issues and sustainability constraints associated with its use.

Analyzes regional contributions to the increase in global energy demand, emphasizing the significant roles of China and India. Valuable for regional planning and investment in energy.

Discusses the projected increase in global energy demand, particularly from non-OECD countries, highlighting the growing impact on energy resources. Useful for energy policy and investment discussions.

The slide shows that despite rising renewables, fossil fuels will still dominate global energy use in 2050 under current policies. It breaks down consumption by fuel type and global region and calls for coordinated efforts and innovations to reduce fossil dependency.

Highlights investment opportunities in improving energy efficiency in buildings across Southeast Asia, focusing on emissions data, investment strategies, and financing levers. Includes a case study on CapitaLand Malaysia Trust’s loan tied to sustainability targets, emphasizing the role of automation and energy standards in reducing emissions.

This slide provides an in-depth analysis of the energy-from-waste sector in the UK, detailing the process steps, market information, and the benefits and challenges of utilizing waste for energy production.

This slide examines the stakeholders and regulatory environment of the energy-from-waste sector in the UK, highlighting the value chain, production costs, and key regulations that support and govern waste-to-energy initiatives.

The chart compares funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and the Inflation Reduction Act across key energy themes. It highlights categories like batteries, clean electricity, and carbon capture, underscoring joint federal efforts.

It discusses the projected distribution of energy investments up to 2035, highlighting the continued significant investment in oil and gas sectors despite the growth of renewables.

Compares projected global energy demand and fossil fuel use under different warming scenarios, showing reductions in fossil fuel share needed to achieve the 2°C target.

The slide analyzes energy use across different sectors and their corresponding greenhouse gas emissions, highlighting the sectors contributing most to global emissions.

It provides historical data on energy prices, including oil and natural gas, useful for analyzing trends in energy markets and making informed investment decisions.

Analyzes the impact of rising energy costs on consumer purchasing power, with a focus on various energy sources and their price trends.

This slide forecasts energy consumption within the energy sector, emphasizing the role of bioenergies in decarbonizing and electrifying the sector, and projecting the contributions from biomass, fossil fuels, nuclear, and renewables by 2040.

This slide shows perceptions of regulation in the energy sector across 21 countries. It highlights a global average sentiment that current regulation is mostly appropriate, though several countries like Belgium and Spain show higher concern over too little regulation.

Discusses the challenges faced by governments in balancing energy security, economic stability, and decarbonization goals in the wake of global events.

Illustrates a shift in national and corporate priorities from collective climate action to energy security amid global instability. Also shows waning CEO focus on sustainability relative to other concerns like AI and inflation.

The slide compares various energy solutions and their effectiveness in addressing six key challenges. It uses a tabular format to show which solutions are capable of tackling specific challenges, illustrating the need for a multifaceted approach to overcome the energy sector's issues.

The slide showcases various technological solutions for the energy reset, highlighting options like RES production, PPA, energy storage, and more. It emphasizes the availability of multiple solutions to address energy challenges, providing a comprehensive overview of the technological landscape for energy transformation.

Discusses the future composition of global energy sources, highlighting the continued dominance of fossil fuels and the growth of renewables. Important for energy transition discussions.

The slide compares three key technologies impacting the future of clean energy: battery storage systems, electric vehicle charging infrastructure (EVCI), and smart grids. It highlights the price decline in lithium-ion batteries, the need for extensive EV charging networks, and the benefits of a smart, integrated grid system that offers real-time insights. Aimed at professionals in the energy sector, this slide serves as an informative summary of recent advancements and considerations for integrating these technologies into the energy ecosystem.

Displays cost ranges for energy storage systems based on use case (in-front vs. behind-the-meter) and duration. It compares unsubsidized and subsidized costs, illustrating that storage costs vary widely depending on configuration and subsidy structure.

Details the growing domestic demand for energy storage solutions in Australia, emphasizing strategic opportunities for local industry development and grid stability.

The slide evaluates US energy technologies by cost and carbon intensity, showing a trend toward gas turbines and nuclear SMRs due to reliability, policy support, and low emissions. Carbon capture and rising investment in dispatchable energy sources are central themes, especially under a potential Trump-led administration.

The slide discusses the challenges of capital-intensive investments in the energy transition sector within a high-rate environment, despite significant potential spending under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). It illustrates the performance of various renewable energy sectors and the projected financial support for the industry. The slide is useful for energy market analysis and investment planning.

The slide assesses oil production under three energy transition scenarios, illustrating potential overcapacity or shortfall, and the effect of climate targets on future supply needs.

This slide addresses concerns about energy transition and gas price trends, useful for understanding industry responses and market conditions.

The slide highlights the shift in energy consumption from fossil fuels to renewables and the increasing investments in energy transition technologies.

Unemployment ranks as the fourth top global worry. South Africa leads with 68% concern. The commentary highlights month-over-month changes and notable movements in countries like Indonesia and Colombia.

This slide discusses the rising demand for critical non-fossil minerals driven by the energy transition, focusing on lithium, nickel, cobalt, copper, and neodymium. It includes visual projections of solar, wind, EVs, and electricity networks and their corresponding raw material needs through 2040.

Describes commitment to energy transition, detailing key renewable projects and their contribution to the net order book. Used for strategic communication of company's focus on sustainability.

The slide explores the varied pace of global energy transitions, predicting significant growth in renewable energy capacity and shifts in final energy demand by 2050.

This slide provides an overview of global and regional energy consumption trends. It highlights changes in energy consumption by region and the composition of Asia's energy consumption by type over several decades, indicating shifts in energy sources and usage patterns.

The slide evaluates whether people believe the energy sector operates with good intentions. China, India, and Saudi Arabia receive the highest levels of agreement. The global average is relatively low at 36%, highlighting public skepticism in many regions.

This slide explores global views on the leadership of the energy sector. High trust in leadership is observed in China, India, and Saudi Arabia. Western European countries such as Belgium, France, and Hungary report notably low agreement.

This slide presents a cross-country survey on perceptions of the energy sector's performance. It shows the percentage of respondents agreeing or disagreeing that the sector is good at what it does. China, Saudi Arabia, and India lead in positive perception, while Belgium and Argentina rank lowest.

This slide provides a global overview of fossil energy distribution, highlighting regions like North America, the CIS, Australasia, and the Middle East with respect to their production, reserves, and resources. It identifies which regions have large reserves versus those with significant production capacities, crucial for strategic energy planning.

This slide highlights sector-specific investment trends in Germany's energy startup landscape for 2024. Consulting/Software attracted the most capital (EUR 425M across 26 rounds), followed by Battery/Storage and Production. A table lists top-funded startups like Enviria and 1Komma5°.

This slide showcases Colgate's historical performance in the energy sector, focusing on strategic maneuvers and partnerships that have driven growth.

This slide shows global and country-specific agreement/disagreement percentages about the energy sector being trustworthy if it provides good customer service.

This slide compares public trust in energy companies globally. India, China, and Saudi Arabia top the list for perceived trustworthiness.

Describes the strategic transmission and midstream operations of gas, highlighting supply connections and growth areas.

This slide outlines the engagement objectives and approach for a regional economic recovery analysis, detailing each step from initial mapping to final report development.

Offers a comparative analysis of the tools used by medical device versus pharmaceutical companies for HCP engagement.

Details the levels of engagement in AI tools across different risk management areas within organizations.

The slide emphasizes that engagement strategies with healthcare professionals (HCPs) need to be tailored to their specific practice areas, highlighting varied preferences.

This slide details strategic advantages such as being complete, global, diversified, and scalable. It’s used for outlining core competencies and business strategies.

Focuses on the disconnect between perceived and actual employee engagement, highlighting a gap in frontline workers' information and connection.

Describes the strategic levers JP Morgan Chase employs to drive customer engagement: innovation, loyalty programs, and enriching customer experiences.

Showcasing the European leadership of FCG in engineered fabrics and films, this slide offers a detailed breakdown of company metrics, product categories, and their market spread. It's suited for market analysis, showcasing company strengths, and informing decisions in tech and manufacturing sectors.

Engineered products MES market expected to grow 4.8% annually, with Southeast Asia leading and China facing investment constraints.

The slide maps out user enjoyment against time spent on various nbn™ network activities, highlighting entertainment as a key area.

This slide encourages businesses to adopt agile methodologies and cross-functional teams to enhance AI project outcomes. It outlines steps from initial pilots to full enterprise agility.

As an introductory slide, it sets the theme for a discussion on comprehensive organizational change driven by digital innovation, apt for stakeholders and decision-makers considering transformative strategies for growth and performance improvement within their companies.

This slide introduces a comprehensive strategy model for transforming performance and operations within companies. It could be used in strategic planning sessions to facilitate discussions on the adoption of a technology-centric approach to business growth and operational excellence.

This slide reveals that revenues from new businesses deliver almost double the enterprise value compared to core businesses. It includes sector-wise breakdowns showing variance in contribution to revenue and value.

This slide analyzes the distribution of VC investment across sectors in Europe. Enterprise-focused sectors such as software, commercial services, and transportation attract consistent investment, highlighting sustained sector interest.

Discusses the lasting impacts of COVID-19 on the entertainment sector, focusing on the shift away from traditional movie theaters towards streaming and gaming. It details how consumer habits have evolved and the strategic implications for the industry, including potential areas for growth in digital entertainment.

Discusses the achievements of the Tony Elumelu Foundation's entrepreneurship programme, including its impact on job creation and business development in Africa.

This slide breaks down opinions on refugee entry routes by country. Lithuania and Romania favor current routes, while Nigeria and Kenya strongly support expanded legal pathways. Türkiye and Malaysia show notable opposition to providing authorized entry routes.

The slide assesses global support for refugee entry methods. While 36% believe existing authorized routes are enough, 31% support expanding legal pathways. A smaller portion (14%) oppose providing any authorized routes. Results show divided views on refugee entry legality.

The slide compiles multiple environmental expectations for 2025, including temperature rise, extreme weather, carbon policies, and technological breakthroughs. Each metric is represented as a percentage of global respondents considering it likely.