Presentation slides for the keynote by Chas Moloney, Ricoh UK Marketing Director, at Systems Technology's Tomorrow's World Events, Kent 30th Nov' and London 7th Dec, 2016.
3. GROWTH THROUGH WORKSTYLE INNOVATION
Tomorrows World
Growth through Workstyle Innovation
1. Workplace Innovation
2. Information Management
3. Technology Infrastructure
5. GROWTH THROUGH WORKSTYLE INNOVATION
The 4G Workplace
More than half of workers say their employers
are failing to meet the needs of different
generations in the workplace
Working Population
52%
Baby Boomers Generation X Generation Y
(Millennials)
Generation Z
6. GROWTH THROUGH WORKSTYLE INNOVATION
6
65%
Agree there are fundamental
differences in how employees
from each generation work.
Face to face
communication
75%
56%
Believe future employers will cater to
their needs
48% 73%
Face to face communication in generational decline
7. GROWTH THROUGH WORKSTYLE INNOVATION
A Workplace of all ages is an asset
88%
The majority of workers
believe that having a
workforce of different ages
is an asset to
a company.
35%
Over a third of older employees
expect workplace tensions to
increase with the arrival of
Generation Z into their companies.
Baby boomers
Gen X
Gen Y Gen Z
Manager
Technology led change
DISRUPTION
Enable and encourage truly harmonious and
productive working across the generations
10. iWorkerFactory Working
Blast to the past
Fixed
Repetitive
Boring
Manage
Design
Control
90% 10%STABLE
Industrial
Revolution
Administration
& Service
13. Use of space
Tex
t
Fixed, owned
’factory
desks’
Group discussions
Presentations
Audio/ video conferencing
Brainstorm sessions
Face-to-face
& virtual collaboration /
communication
Taking a
time out
Focused individual
work tasks
14. Technology
gulf
Why change ?
Maximize efficiency of workforce to focus on customer centricity
Multiple locations
Business
Changing
technology
*89%
EXPECTATIONDELIVER
EXPERIENCE
EMPLOYEE
ENGAGEMENT
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Globally, more people
own a mobile phone
than a toothbrush
Change is constant
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More information
was generated
this year than in
the past 5,000
Change is constant
2016
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Big Data
50%
will grow at around
each year
Data volumes
12 Big Facts about Data
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Big Data
80%
unstructured
of data is
IBM advertising:
From details to desires
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Information overload
91% overload of data
of people we spoke to said an
was the main factor affecting their ability
to manage critical processes…
distracting
from revenue generation
Ricoh Document Governance Report 2016
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Big Data
7.4 hours
is lost per person per week
IDC estimate that
searching for information
…and reformatting data
IDC
31. How does it print?
Source: additively.com
FDM Technology - Fused Deposition Modelling
Support material spool
Build platform
Built part
Part support structure
Extrusion head
Build material spool
X-Y scanning mirror
32. How does it print?
Source: additively.com
SLS
Leveling roller
Powder supply
Build platform
Powder bed
X-Y scanning mirrorLaser beamLensesLaser
Built parts
33. Product Overview
High-end 3D printer with a variety of powders, ideal for end-use
parts and functional prototypes
High-speed modeling and low running cost (Superior level
compared with competitor’s models with the large modeling
area)
Low waste ratio of materials and slight manufacturing labor
without using support materials
Use of PP and PA6 materials (please see Appendix for more
information)