A line chart showing changes over time in the percentage of people who find online shopping more difficult than traditional shopping, with a significant rise post-COVID-19.

A bar chart with horizontal bars displaying the percentage of people who agree or disagree that online shopping is more difficult than traditional shopping across various countries.

Features a vertical bar chart detailing the investment priorities related to in-store/omnichannel and e-commerce technologies.

Features percentage data with bar charts and icons to emphasize the increase in online shopping for essentials, particularly groceries, in Southeast Asia.

Slide features a mix of text and bar graphs, with a focus on the increase in consumers purchasing groceries online across different markets. Clear presentation of data trends with the right amount of textual explanation for context.

Column chart showing online vs in-store shopping preferences across various product categories.

The slide contains three circular icons, each representing a different shopping behavior (research online and make purchase in store, research in store and make purchase online, buy online and pick up in store). Each icon has a corresponding percentage below it.

The slide shows a line chart comparing the share of spending online versus in-store from 2015 to 2019. It includes average spend values for both channels.

Contains multiple column charts comparing the market share of different retail channels for luxury goods from 2014 to 2025, with an emphasis on the growth of online sales.

Bold title with a line graph below showing the rise in online shopping hashtags, and a quote on the right side.

Features a large bar graph with color-coding to denote the digital consumer population growth across Southeast Asian countries, contrasting 2019 and 2020 data.

Contains multiple bar graphs comparing platform usage over two years across different Southeast Asian countries, with a clear legend and annotations.

This slide features a pie chart and a series of color-coded bars, showcasing the distribution and average online spending of different types of online spenders along with the categories they spend on.

A slide with a dual focus on textual explanation and bar charts, predicting the future online spending in Southeast Asia and comparing it with past forecasts.

Featuring horizontal bars, this slide contrasts the user base numbers in 2017 with the estimated figures for 2020E across multiple sectors, highlighting the expected growth.

An informative slide with numerical data displayed in a tabular form on the left and a large blue textbox on the right. The slide is visually balanced, contrasting the factual data with a persuasive textual message.

The slide is a vibrant mix of textual content and complementary visuals, including bar graphs and stylized illustrations. It's divided into segments showing statistics and user activities.

Features several bar graphs, a large numeric callout, and additional textual explanations. The slide is data-intensive with a focus on specific metrics.

Bar chart on the left, depicting online travel GMV (Gross Merchandise Value) across three segments with forecast for 2025. Right side text describing the online travel trends, recovery signs, and the growth of online penetration.

Comprises of column charts with future projections for online travel subcategories, and bullet points explaining the data.

A column chart exhibits the SEA travel GMV ($B) across airlines, hotels, and vacation rentals. It includes growth percentages and CAGR data. The slide's blue and white theme aids in data clarity.

The slide shows a comparison of subscriber growth between two consecutive years with a large blue circle indicating a substantial increase. Key points about market penetration, local content, and pricing innovations are provided to give insights into the strategy for SVOD services' expansion.

A bubble chart showing the growth and CARG (2020-2025) of different IT services, categorized by 'Run,' 'Build,' and 'Design.' Each bubble represents a service category with varying sizes indicating their market impact.

The slide includes two donut charts showing how organizations are operating (on-site vs. hybrid) and plans to restructure work locations. The design is moderately dense.

Features stacked column charts comparing the revenue of digital and physical OOH advertising from 2019 to 2025.

The slide is split into two main sections: one with a line chart showing OPEC crude oil production and oil prices, and the other with a line chart showing the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve. Descriptive text supports each chart.

The slide has a combination of text and a bar chart at the bottom. It outlines regulatory impacts and opportunities within the financial sector, particularly focusing on open banking and data privacy.

A structured diagram outlining Fresenius' operating companies and investment companies. Simple color coding distinguishes different business units and platforms.

Bar chart shows operating cost savings per mile due to automation. Highlights major savings in driver and fuel costs.

Composed of multiple column charts and key financial metrics, this slide illustrates changes in operating expenses and the cost structure over several quarters and fiscal years.

The slide contains a column chart depicting group operating expenses (£bn) excluding the impact of over-issuance of securities from Q322 to Q323. It includes details on cost reductions and operating expenses for different divisions.

This slide comprises column chart comparing efficiency ratios, a detailed table of financial results, and a list of highlights. It has a moderate level of visual complexity with a structured layout.

The slide shows a column chart illustrating operating expenses progression in USD mn from 3Q16 to 2019 targets, with simple color coding.

The slide features a vertical column chart showing operating expenses for 3Q23, highlighting a reduction.

A column chart illustrating the reduction in operating expenses in millions, with percentage changes and explanatory side notes.

Waterfall chart showing changes in underlying operating expenses with callouts; cost/income ratio noted.

Column charts depicting operating expenses over three years, alongside metrics on digital transformation and branch closures.

Column chart showing changes in operating expenses from 9M21 to 9M22 with text explanations of cost factors.

The slide features three column charts showing adjusted revenues, operating expenses, and pre-tax loss progression over several quarters. Text details the strategies and outcomes related to operating expense reductions and portfolio valuation risks.

Slide with a column chart depicting underlying operating expenses for 4Q23, including annotations on specific expense categories.

A column chart representing income statements for various operating groups, paired with a text block describing key drivers. The layout is clean with contrasting colors for easy differentiation.

Donut chart progression showing operating lease share from 1990 to Sep 2024, with 52% share noted for 2024.

Bar chart showing operating expense as % of revenue in 2017, 2019, and 2023

Features two sets of column charts, one showing the reduction in total expenses per account and the other showing productivity across business segments. The slide includes iconographic elements for context.

A line graph correlating TCE increases with EBITDA gains, alongside a column chart of yearly EBITDA, illustrating financial leverage across a fleet.

Vertical bar chart over five years showing revenue and expenses with percentage of revenue annotated.

Three-bar clusters showing YoY changes in revenue, expenses, and profit; supporting KPIs listed on right.

Slide includes a table with different metrics like 'Revenue' and 'Expense' plotted over three years, supplemented with trend arrows and brief annotations.

Bar chart detailing the changes in operating margin from FY 2021 to FY 2022, with factors such as COVID-19 impact, gross margin, payroll, and overheads contributing to the changes.

The slide features a column chart showing the growth in operating margin over several years, depicted in varying shades of pink, with the year marked below each column.

Two-column layout with a column chart on the left showing half-year operating margins and a comparison with full-year margins on the right. Uses callouts for emphasis.

Four columns with text and icons, highlighting key aspects of the operating model: Complete, Global, Diversified, At Scale.

Includes a table comparing medium-term trends across different financial sectors, with icons indicating trend directions and notes on the side.

This slide presents a three-pillar plan with icons and text in a horizontal layout. Each pillar has a different icon—chart, gear, and mobile phone—representing operating performance, capital allocation, and digitalisation respectively. The slide is visually simple, with a grey and blue color palette and uses the Santander logo at the top. The slide footer includes a confidentiality notice and a slide number.

Contains two column charts comparing operating profit by region, by division, and over time with annotations for specific changes in percentages.

Contains bar charts comparing practices of high- vs. low-outcome organizations. Uses shades of green.

Stacked bar chart with R$/t cost components for 2024 and 2027, including effect categories (FX, inflation, etc.).

This slide features a line chart showing operational demand data across different scenarios, with a simple white background and minimal text explanations.

Bar chart comparison of 2027 previous vs. current estimates, with inflation, FX, and operational effects marked.

Similar structure to previous slide. Includes a bar graph with stacked categories, explanatory text, and leader quotes. Green-highlighted callout box on left.

Diagram listing the top 10 levers for operational efficiency, including product portfolio, R&D, procurement, production, logistics, sales & marketing, and service & after-sales.

Bar and column charts, text breakdown, three-column layout.

Bar and column charts comparing current costs and future goals with benchmarks.

This slide includes column charts comparing operational costs and volumes in various financial services from 2017 to 2022.

This slide contains column charts and infographics depicting the operational efficiencies achieved by investing in digitization and automation. The design is clean, with icons that help explain the concepts discussed, such as AI digital assistants and modernized operations platforms.

This slide includes multiple triangular diagrams illustrating the impact of technology, process, data, and talent on operational maturity. The visuals are effectively used to compare the influence of each factor.

A pie chart showing the percentage of resources that could be saved by improving closing procedures. Segments represent different levels of potential savings

Bar chart showing various categories of government operational expenditures, including personnel, services, and interest payments. The values are provided alongside each bar.

Presents a bar chart categorizing various government operational expenditures such as personnel, subsidies, and interest payments, with monetary values in NS '000.

The slide displays a detailed breakdown of operational expenditure in different categories such as Personnel Expenditure, Goods and Services, and Interest Payments, represented through a bar chart. Each category is color-coded, and the values are clearly annotated.

Standard Ipsos layout with ranked country responses; agree/disagree distribution displayed clearly; question and title on the left, with Ipsos citation below.

Contains bullet points summarizing operational highlights and growth strategies, accompanied by a column chart of revenue growth with recurring and non-recurring figures.

Displays a multi-layered diagram categorizing operational maturity into four levels: Stable, Efficient, Predictive, and Future-ready. Each level is described with respect to technology, process, data, and talent.

A column chart showing operational maturity levels across various industries, with detailed text explanations.

A content slide with text on the left and a column chart on the right. The chart shows important skill sets required over the next five years.

The slide includes multiple column charts showing priorities for operational resilience enhancements over the next three years, categorized by overall, G-SIB, and non-G-SIB responses.

The slide features column charts depicting additional operational resilience requirements expected from regulators in the next two years. The layout is clear with well-labeled charts.

Image of a man working on a laptop. Column chart illustrating additional operational resilience requirements expected from regulators in the next two years.

Image of a man using a tablet in a server room. Column chart showing priority levels assigned to various areas of operational resilience.

A gauge diagram in a gradient from orange to yellow, indicating a balance between operational and strategic focuses, with a pointer set at 'Balanced'.

Minimal text with four distinct blocks each containing a strategic focus area, supported by icons.

An intricate network diagram on a dark background illustrates client and personnel connections, with color-coded dots and sector labels demonstrating operational strategies.

The slide presents a complex, color-coded matrix graph showing the frequency of deployment versus complexity of operational value creation levers.

The slide features a large image of an hourglass against a calendar background on the left. On the right, three column charts show firm operation years for total, hedge fund, and private equity.

The slide features a mix of text and bar charts with segmented pie charts displaying data on respondents' functions and industries.

The slide includes icons and key facts related to the Operations Efficiency Radar, summarizing survey scope, participation, and data points.

The slide includes a bar chart depicting expected changes in operations volume across various teams over the next three years.

The slide features a flow chart with icons and arrows detailing steps from 'Insight Generation' to 'New Product/Offerings Development' including intermediary processes.

This slide combines text blocks and a color-coded text blocks illustrating transitions from stable to efficient, and efficient to predictive, up to future-ready stages, highlighted in purple and pink tones.

Contains lists and categorizations of risks such as Product, Supply base, Manufacturing, etc., alongside icons illustrating different types of impact.

Features column charts showing the shifts in focus on flexibility, resilience, and business continuity versus cost reduction, customer service, and speed for the next years.

Matrix chart segmented by operational areas with icons indicating types of AI use (engagement, synthesis, etc.)

Chart identical in structure to 19953 but includes change indicators since Mar-Apr 2022.

Reversed logic compared to other slides—lower percentages indicate higher tolerance. Sweden and India top the list.

A monochromatic background with a central, bold statement in orange. There's a list of three key opportunities and challenges related to digitization.

A flowchart depicting a typical enterprise procurement process with steps from proposal to payment receipt. Accompanied by bullet points explaining the reasons for starting with procurement and its suitability for blockchain applications.

Same structure. Final panel shows cost minimized with properly fitted regression line matching analytical solution.

This comparative slide is divided into two sections contrasting what has been done with what is left to do regarding the company's optimisation efforts. It's a visually simple design with checkmarks for completed tasks and bullet points for planned tasks.

Bar chart with country rankings on optimism for 2024; includes % change from 2022.

Bar chart with three global statements on 2024 optimism: resolutions, optimism for better year, and global economy strength.