Gentili signore e signori, cari ragazzi, è per me un grande piacere essere qui tra voi, nella mia città (…) Questo momento di incontro è per me l’occasione per raccontare e condividere con voi le strategie che una grande multinazionale come Siemens adotta per affrontare le sfide imposte dal mondo in cui viviamo e dall’attuale mercato globale, cercando di anticipare i cambiamenti ai quali andiamo incontro.
La Storia nel Futuro Genova, 10 dicembre 2007 Vincenzo Giori, Amministratore Delegato Siemens Italia MEGATRENDS: Come anticipare i cambiamenti “seguendo” il futuro
Our founder, our heritage, our DNA
A world of proven talent, delivering breakthrough innovations, giving our customers a unique competitive edge, enabling societies to master their most vital challenges and creating sustainable value Our vision – Setting the pace
Innovations keep us strong Milestones across the centuries
Innovation is our lifeblood Major R&D investments (worldwide) Major innovations Major R&D investments (Italy)
1.300 R&D employees
8 R&D locations
1.800 active patents
5.7 billion EUR in fiscal 2006*
48,900 R&D employees worldwide
30,000 software engineers
150 R&D locations in over 30 countries around the world
10,410 inventions in 2006
62,000 active patents
Our patent positions (2006):
Germany: No. 1
Europe: No. 2
U.S.: No. 9
Recent breakthroughs:
Inauguration of the MES Expertise Center in Genoa (a new excellence center for the development of specific IT solutions based on Manufacturing Execution Systems, developed together with Microsoft)
Piezo injection (Reduces fuel consumption by 20%)
Somatom Definition (World's first dual source CT)
Combined cycle turbine (World's largest and most powerful turbine; reduces pollutants: 40,000 tons of CO 2 / year)
Velaro E (Europe's fastest train)
Production and delivery of the smart card for Carta Regionale dei Servizi – Lombardia
Global presence of R&D: 48,900 R&D employees at more than 150 locations in over 30 countries Genova Giorgio Cuttica Innovator of The Year 2007
Innovation is a basis for profitability at Siemens
“ Shape the Future”
Innovation drives
Siemens to
SHAPE THE FUTURE
The Most Important Innovation Strategies and their Positioning along the Technology Lifecycle
Pace-setting Technologies:
Determine tomorrow‘s
competitiveness
Key Technologies:
Determine today‘s competitiveness
Basic Technologies:
Basic competence for today‘s business
New Technologies:
Discontinuity
New rules of the game
Maturity Time First Mover „ The early bird gets the worm“ american saying Fast Follower „ The early bird gets the worm but the second mouse gets the cheese“ G. Keillor Trendsetter „ If you‘re in control of wormholes and mousetraps, you get both - the worms and the cheese“ First Mover Trendsetter Fast Follower
Siemens’ innovation strategy: Be a trendsetter in our businesses
“ Pictures of the Future”
Strategic planning: the combination of extrapolation and retropolation leads to the Pictures of the Future
The Pictures of the Future are comprehensive future scenarios for our Business Areas
Picture of the Future Transportation
Why Megatrends?
From the scenario analysis
we understood that
World is influenced by
some Megatrends
Megatrends
Time Horizon
Range
Impact intensity
The Megatrends “Demographic Change” and “Urbanization” change the world dramatically
Megatrends – Global View Trends to watch to be well prepared to master global challenges
Siemens Strategy based on Megatrends Definition of portfolio Prioritization of R&D investments Planning of Competencies
Leading businesses in attractive application fields… Divestment of selected businesses and strategic partnerships… Infineon Sold 4/2006 SBS PRS Sold 4/2006 Dematic Sold 7/2006 VDO Sold H2/2007 Communication Networks JV Nokia Siemens Networks
...To focus portfolio on relevant Megatrends
The Healthcare example Megatrends: provide opportunities for growth
The Healthcare example Our strategy: Improving healthcare efficiency
The Healthcare example Great potential to improve healthcare efficiency
The Healthcare example Innovation leadership in CT: the world’s first Dual Source CT
The Healthcare example Innovation leadership in CT: the world’s first Dual Source CT
The Healthcare example Recent Acquisitions Created the First Integrated Diagnostic Company
The Healthcare example Radical innovation requires systemic approach Workflow Know How Services Diagnostic/ Therapeutic Technologies Healthcare IT Systems Networking Optimization of Workflow in Healthcare
The Healthcare example Workflow: a paradigm shift - Integrated Healthcare
The Healthcare example Workflow: a paradigm shift
How can Siemens implement Workflow?
A set of resources and skills
The team is comprised of healthcare professionals, engineers, IT specialists, business management experts and healthcare economists.
Our strength lies in connecting strategy, process and technology.
Understanding these interactions allows us to work with our customers to develop and implement solutions that have a proven outcome on cost and quality.
Cardiology Oncology Neurology Surgery Radiology Strategy and Management Clinical and Business Process Optimization Technology and Infrastructure Planning, and Integration
The Healthcare example Employee education in clinical workflow
People Excellence and High Performance Culture
To win the future challenges and to reach the best performance
Siemens invests in COMPETENCIES
PEOPLE EXCELLENCE is one of the pillars of our strategy
Our vision is based on the HIGH PERFORMANCE CULTURE
Our PEOPLE must:
Be qualified and aim to a continuous development
Be oriented to reach our goals
Work together by thinking today to tomorrow challenges
People Excellence and High Performance Culture
"Leadership Excellence is a prerequisite for Business Excellence"
Our 445,000 employees are working on the answers to the toughest questions
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