Bar chart showing budget outlook for public hospitals from 2019 to 2026, with actuals and forecasts. Includes surplus/deficit percentages.

A slide with dual charts contrasting public market and tech performance with U.S. venture investment, accompanied by a second chart on key inflation indicators and treasury interest rates. Each chart uses different colored lines for comparison and has annotations for additional context.

A column chart showing the likelihood of enterprise executives using public blockchains in the future, with 75% believing public blockchains are in their future. Accompanied by text explaining the challenges of private blockchains and the advantages of public networks.

A diagram showing a model of siloed private networks and a bar chart displaying the participation in private blockchain networks. It contrasts the traditional isolated networks with emerging trends of openness to public blockchains.

This slide features two column charts depicting "Public Debt", "Budget Deficit", and "Fiscal Weakness". Each chart is labeled with years and financial data in billions and percentage of GDP.

The slide includes two vertical column charts comparing survey responses from 2013 and 2022 in Japan, Sweden, GB, and South Africa.

The slide includes two charts: a line chart on the left showing the number of listed U.S. companies and their market cap from 1991 to 2023, and a column chart on the right depicting the average market value and median age at IPO for different periods. The line chart uses a dual-axis to show both company count and market cap.

Includes column charts and images depicting different sectors like businesses, government, and society, indicating responsibility for leading changes.

Bar chart ranked by country, orange and gray bars showing opinion on increasing public safety funding

Area chart and stacked bar chart illustrating funding sources over time

Three-column layout: sales volume (bar), export price trends (dotted lines), and EBITDA metrics (bar + line); design includes note about normalized inventory.

Line graph showing quarterly purchase volumes from 2018 to 1Q23. Different colored lines represent various issuers. YoY % growth is listed on the right.

Line graph showing factors influencing heavy spender repurchase decisions, from least to most important. Includes supporting text that explains each factor's significance.

Features scatter plots and other visual representations to show various applications of the Purchasing Chessboard® in different contexts.

Contains matrix-style charts showing the usage of Purchasing Chessboard® levers among leaders and typical companies.

A detailed step-by-step diagram explaining the 7-step strategic sourcing process, with annotations for each step.

Features column charts comparing purchasing behavior across different demographics.

Pie chart and column chart showing preferred purchasing channels (brick-and-mortar vs online) and top decision criteria.

Simple design with a title followed by five key themes represented in a row of colored blocks with text labels.

A slide that creatively integrates textual content with imagery, highlighting the company's purpose and core values, alongside an inspiring action shot of an employee.

The slide features column charts and a quote on a purple background. Charts show data on council members' views on corporate activism.

This slide includes a column chart showing the percentage of PwC clients within different industries, using two colors to differentiate between total clients and audit clients. The left side contains a brief description of PwC's involvement in innovation.

Map, pie charts, and segmented lists categorizing industry sectors.

The slide is divided into six sections, each describing different services PwC offers: acquisition strategy, M&A advisory, operational assessment, tax support, post-acquisition support, and value identification.

This slide contains two column charts comparing financial data, one table, and bullet points in key highlights section.

Three-column layout: financial summary, divisional revenue bars, and key takeaways.

Combined table and chart layout showing financial summary, divisional revenues, and key bullet insights.

Split layout with financial summary table, bar chart of divisional revenues, and bullet-point key highlights

The slide features a detailed table comparing financial metrics year-over-year. A sidebar with bullet points elaborates on significant changes.

A column chart depicting quarterly financial results with a focus on revenue and EBIT margin. Accompanied by bullet points on main developments and restructuring programs.

A column chart showing quarterly financial performance for Fresenius Helios with revenue growth and EBIT margins. Main developments are listed in a bullet format.

The slide presents column charts and donut charts breaking down sales and EBITDA pre percentages. Red and grey colors are used to show contrasts.

Dual bar charts showing investment and M&A activity quarterly from 2018 to 2021; purple bars for 2021 H1; clean timeline format

Slide presents a combination of column charts and text analysis, focusing on Q2 financial results. Visual elements are well-organized, with blue tones highlighting key data points, accompanied by concise textual explanations.

Three-column layout: financial results table on the left, bar chart in the center showing revenue performance by business line, and bullet-point highlights on the right. Corporate branding and subdued blue-gray color palette.

Combination of financial table, stacked bar for divisional revenues, and key highlights box on the right.

Two adjacent bar+line charts, Q1–Q2 comparisons across 2018–2021, showing total investment and M&A activity in fintech.

Split layout with tables, bar chart, and bullet points; divisional breakdowns; financial summary on left, narrative on right

Three-column layout with financials table, revenue bar chart, and bullet highlights.

Split layout: left side features cityscape image and text summary; right side has bar charts showing quarterly banking metrics. Clean, corporate design.

This slide features a column chart with vertical bars showing the profit before tax (£bn) for Q322 and Q323, excluding the impact of over-issuance of securities. Financial metrics are detailed on the left side.

Slide with a mix of tables and column charts along with text panels. It shows divisional revenues and key financial statistics like revenues, costs, profits, and balance sheet data. Colors are mainly blue and white, with a clear division of data.

Left: stacked bar charts of income by business line across quarters; Right: table on inorganic activity; blue-themed visuals

Slide includes column charts and a summary section.

Waterfall chart format comparing Q421 to Q422 reported profit before tax, showing contributions from income, costs, and impairments. Left sidebar lists financial metrics and ratios.

Slide includes column charts and data visualizations comparing quarterly financial performance metrics and historical data points to highlight trends and earnings.

The slide features a table showing economic value segments for QC across different industries and a bar chart detailing the incremental impact value of QC in chemicals, life sciences, automotive, and financial services by 2035.

Bar chart showing number of players across five QC value chain segments and their share of start-up funding.

Area chart showing number of QC start-ups founded annually by segment type, excluding China. Emphasizes 2018 as peak year.

The slide includes a cumulative line chart showing the number of QC start-ups founded (2002-2022) and a column chart detailing the number of QC companies founded per year from 2018-2022.

Area graph showing cumulative QC startups by category (components, hardware, etc.); overlay box listing slowdown causes; startup counts by year.

This slide features a column chart showing the number of QComms players by value-chain segment. Segments include equipment/components, hardware, application software, quantum network operators, and services.

Bar chart categorizing QComms players by value chain segments and their share of funding.

Scenario-based market projection; stacked bar charts for value streams; assumption and belief sections at bottom; muted colors and dark theme.

Horizontal bar chart and proportional block layout with white-on-navy theme, showing number of QComms players and startup funding shares across value chain segments.

World map showing number of quantum communications (QComms) start-ups by region (2021 vs. 2015).

Bar chart comparing QC, QComm, and QS funding across 2022 and 2023 with a sidebar for insights

The slide contains a column chart depicting the number of QS players by value-chain segment. Segments include equipment/components, hardware, and application software and services.

Bar chart of QS players by segment with funding share, segmented into components, hardware, and applications.

World map illustrating QS (quantum sensing) start-ups per region in 2021 and 2015, excluding China.

Table-style comparison of market-size forecasts for quantum computing, communication, and sensing

Bar chart showing number of graduates in QT-relevant fields (2019) across countries; dual axis with total graduates and density per capita.

Chart-heavy layout with percentage callouts, key insights box, and year comparison

Horizontal bar chart showing QT investment size by investor type and country (2001–2021).

Horizontal bar chart on dark background showing QT investments by country and investor type; annotations and color-coded segments distinguish investor types.

Horizontal stacked bar chart showing investment distribution by country and investor type

Horizontal bar chart ranking countries by share of quantum patents (2000–2021), with key insights listed on the right.

Horizontal bar chart of QT graduates (thousands) by country, with density metrics per million inhabitants.

This slide shows a series of column charts comparing the share of quantum patents by country and technology type (QT, QC, QComms, QS). Each chart lists countries such as China, Japan, EU, USA, and others.

This slide features two column charts. The left chart ranks countries by the h-index in quantum-relevant publications, while the right chart lists the top 5 EU countries by h-index rank.

The slide features a column chart comparing the number of active job postings and the number of QT master’s degree graduates per year. It also provides a statistic on the annual number of graduates in QT-relevant fields.

The slide presents a column chart showing the absolute number of graduates in QT-relevant fields by country. The chart lists the EU, India, China, USA, Russia, and the UK.

Line chart showing trends in QT start-up funding and number of start-ups from 2001 to 2021, with annotations for stealth and hardware players.

The slide displays a column chart comparing the net revenue mix transformation from 2015 to 2018. The design is simple with blue and white colors and clear labels.

Three column charts comparing the portfolio and EM Index on return on equity, EPS growth, and net debt/EBITDA ratios.

The slide compares brand key purchasing criteria (KPCs) for high-end and mainstream users, using text boxes, icons, and a column chart in the center.

Slide features a dual line graph and textual insights.

This slide contrasts the enabling functions of quantum communications versus its classical counterpart. It has a clear, two-column format that lists applications on the left and expands on them on the right. Icons are used to visually distinguish different applications of quantum communications, such as quantum-enhanced cryptography and quantum internet.

The slide features wave graphics and icons to discuss the advantages of quantum communication. The content is arranged in a clear, linear fashion, with color differentiation aiding in distinguishing between the different sections and points made on the slide.

This comparison slide features two columns contrasting classical and quantum computers. Icons and contrasting colors clearly distinguish between the two types, providing an easy-to-follow comparison that is visually simple and effective for educational purposes.

Diagram showing the projected development of quantum computing power with applications and sectors of interest based on the number of physical qubits.

The slide is divided into two columns, with a headline across the top. The left column provides a brief introduction to quantum computing's potential impact, while the right column lists applications with associated icons representing different quantum computing use cases, such as simulation and optimization.

Detailed table and bar chart outlining value by industry and timeline

Line and bar graph tracking expected market size in billions through 2040

The slide provides a straightforward layout with a column of text on the left and a corresponding column with icons and examples of impacts on the right. It utilizes images to represent different industries, which complements the textual information provided and allows for quick visual association.

This slide presents two hypothetical scenarios side by side, using illustrations and bullet points. The graphics include representations of hybrid computing solutions and people discussing around high-performance computers. The clear, side-by-side comparison layout helps in contrasting the current state and future expectations in quantum technology.

A two-column slide listing the advantages and risks of engaging with quantum technologies. Icons symbolize positive and negative aspects on each side.

Grid layout with icons and blue highlight sections; challenges numbered 1–6 and grouped under two main themes: control performance and scalability.

Layered system architecture diagram; arrows indicate flow between components; callouts A–C and summary at bottom-right.

Split-panel layout with icons and bullet points; right section features an illustration and a highlighted quote in a blue box.

Split-screen layout with bullet points and infographic; check and cross icons indicate inclusion/exclusion

This slide contains two column charts comparing the speedup of quantum and classical algorithms. The charts illustrate polynomial and exponential speedup based on problem size. Text descriptions are on the right side of the slide.

The slide provides key figures and statements around the potential impact of quantum technologies. It employs a simple layout with icons to accompany the text, making the statistical data and projections stand out clearly against the dark background.

The slide is divided into two parts, with the left side outlining established quantum technologies like lasers and magnetic resonance imaging, accompanied by descriptive icons. The right side highlights emerging quantum technologies, represented by icons and concise explanations of their potential.

This slide displays a dark blue background with an image of a microchip and quantum circuits, representing quantum technologies. The slide's title is in large, bold white font at the top, with a subtitle "Quantum technologies" and the date "August 2022" in smaller font, both clearly legible.

The slide includes a column chart with vertical bars showing the quarterly reported EPS volatility from 1999 to Q4'19 for various banks. There's a horizontal axis representing net income increase, with banks arranged according to this measure. Logos of the banks are displayed below each bar. The design is clean with minimal text, using shades of blue, red, and gray. The Santander logo is in the top corner, and there's a 'Strength' icon on the right.

This slide is similar to slide 3611 with an updated focus on the latest quarterly data. It has several column charts detailing net interest income by segment and loans by type, along with key metrics, all presented with a clear blue and gray color scheme.

This slide presents a line graph showing the U.S. market podcast ad revenue percentage share by quarter from 2017 to 2022. Each line is color-coded to represent a different quarter, illustrating trends and changes over time.

The slide includes two column charts displaying quarterly PE/VC investments by value and by deal segments. The charts use various colors to differentiate between the segments and quarters.

Layout with bullet points and icons showing strategies and impacts of a US grocery player's efforts to innovate quick delivery models.