As this was part of a series, the majority of the graphics were recycled from its parent document. Designing this was a bit difficult as it is a static image however, it was important to show a continuous flow from one point to the next. Thus, comparing it to the animated version, I did not have the ease of dynamically morphing unlikely objects together. This meant that I had to be more creative in order to create a sense of flow. Another thing that made it difficult was that with the final graphics, many of them to not link easily together and I was very fixed on following the original concepts religiously. Thus, it was noted that it is fine for me to branch out of the original concept. 

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From the first version, I designed it with a very linear flow and remained closed to the original animation. However, a more dynamic and asymmetrical layout was desired. 

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For the second version, I attempted that using hexagon borders. The borders were to group related content together as otherwise; they would seem unordered. However, it was noted that the borders restricted the flow from one graphic to the next. Meaning that it was more desired that the graphics were able to transition from each other.

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From there onwards, transitions between the graphics were worked on such as from points 2-4. Attempts were a smooth leading line, then geolocation droplets, then parachutes as transitions.

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Another section would be from points 7-10. Originally, 8 and 9 were similar which did not help much for transitions. Thus, 8 was changed into a database graphic to represent the SAP HANA software; with a triangle linkage between them.