The Right (Humanized) Way To Approach Digitalization
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The Right (Humanized) Way To Approach Digitalization
- 1. THE RIGHT (HUMANIZED) WAY TO APPROACH DIGITALIZATION
- 2. KEY TAKEAWAYS 1. New consumer behaviours force organizations to change 2. Mature organizations are not designed for change 3. Digital collaboration is required on enterprise scale for digital transformation to be possible 4. A fast and creative process for learning is key for survival 5. A collaborative culture and platform is the foundation
- 3. WHY CHANGE?
- 4. c OUR LIVES BECOME INCREASINGLY DIGITAL
- 5. ABILITY CONSUMER ORGANIZATION OUR EXPECTATIONS ARE RISING EXPECTATIONS
- 6. EXPECTATIONS ABILITY CONSUMER ORGANIZATION ...CREATING A DISRUPTION GAP OPPORTUNITY FOR DISRUPTION
- 7. How long do I have to wait in this phone cue? What will it cost me? What street address is this? Will they accept card or cash only? Will there be a car available? When will the taxi arrive? Who will be driving?
- 8. VALUE CREATION EFFICIENCY EXTERNAL FOCUSINTERNAL FOCUS Replace human agents with system ordering taxi Tighten the schedule for drivers Increase prices Hire lower paid and less skilled drivers
- 9. VALUE CREATION EFFICIENCY EXTERNAL FOCUSINTERNAL FOCUS Replace human agents with system ordering taxi Select your car Show driver ratings Transparent price Pay automatically The driver will find you Tighten the schedule for drivers Increase prices Hire lower paid and less skilled drivers
- 10. Emerging Technologies NEW WAYS TO CREATE VALUE Disruptive innovations and business models IoT Mobile Social Big data AI VR/ARCloud Wearables Circular economy Digital lifestyle Sharing economy 3D printing Servicification Major Trends A PERFECT STORM IS COMING The long tail Digital co-creation Platforms
- 11. THE FOUNDATION IS SHAKING Growth Existing Value Proposition & Offering Efficiency Business ModelNew or changed behaviors and expectations New technologies and ways to create value Change Change
- 12. THE CHALLENGE
- 13. Conversion of text, pictures, or sound into a digital form that can be processed by a computer. PHASE 1 OF THE COMPUTER AGE: DIGITIZATION
- 14. How can we use information technology to produce the same output in a faster and more cost-efficient way? OUTPUT ACTIVITY ACTIVITY ACTIVITY ACTIVITY PHASE 2 OF THE COMPUTER AGE: BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT WITH IT
- 15. How can we create more/new value and better experiences for people by exploring digital opportunities, thinking digital first? VALUE VALUE CREATION MODELS EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES CREATIVELY IDENTIFY AND EXPLORE PROBLEMS & OPPORTUNITIES BEHAVIORS PATTERNS PHASE 3 OF THE COMPUTER AGE (WHERE ORGANIZATIONS NEED TO BE NOW): DIGITALIZATION
- 16. VALUE CREATION EFFICIENCY EXTERNAL FOCUSINTERNAL FOCUS THE FOUR STAGES OF AN ORGANIZATION Startup Rampup Expansion Maturity
- 17. DUE TO DIGITALIZATION, MATURE ORGANIZATIONS MUST REINVENT THEMSELVES
- 18. Bias towards creativity Balance creativity and efficiency Focus on efficiency As organizations mature over time Adapted from ”Making Innovation Work” Challenge for mature companiesChallenge for startups A KEY CHALLENGE FOR ORGANIZATIONS
- 19. VALUE CREATION EFFICIENCY EXTERNAL FOCUSINTERNAL FOCUS DIGITALIZATION IS CHALLENGING Digitization & business development with IT Digitalization
- 20. VALUE CREATION EFFICIENCY EXTERNAL FOCUSINTERNAL FOCUS MATURE ORGANIZATIONS MUST BECOME LIKE STARTUPS AGAIN Startup Rampup Expansion Maturity
- 21. VALUE CREATION EFFICIENCY EXTERNAL FOCUSINTERNAL FOCUS DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IS NEEDED Current state Digitally transformed organization More productive, innovative, scalable, responsive and agile...ready for constant change Digital transformation guided by a digitalization strategy
- 22. CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE COLLABORATIONVALUE CREATION EMPLOYEE EXPERIENCE KEY DIGITALIZATION FOCUS AREAS
- 24. 1COLLABORATION
- 25. CLOSE TO CUSTOMERS STRONG NETWORKS DARE TO TRY NEW THINGS HIGH ENGAGEMENT Photo credit: Bethany Legg But most importantly, people collaborate spontaneously! SO WHY ARE SMALL COMPANIES MORE INNOVATIVE?
- 26. Use products and services Data & feedback Create insights Innovate offering COLLABORATION GETS THE INNOVATION LOOP WORKING! CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE COLLABORATION VALUE CREATION
- 27. TRIED TO COLLABORATE MOST MATURE ORGANIZATIONS LOOK LIKE THIS
- 28. Purpose is collaboration’s most unacknowledged determinant
- 29. Networking GOAL OR PURPOSE DEGREE OF TASK INTERDEPENDENCE Cooperation Coordination Collaboration LOW HIGH NON-EXISTING SHARED DIFFERENT
- 30. Networking GOAL OR PURPOSE DEGREE OF TASK INTERDEPENDENCE Cooperation Coordination Collaboration LOW HIGH NON-EXISTING SHARED DIFFERENT
- 31. 2LEARNING
- 32. CHANGE IS THE ONLY CONSTANT
- 33. Do you want to try a new way to collaborate? Sorry, no time! I need to deal with my email inbox! YET WE’RE WORKING LIKE IT’S 1995
- 34. Idea or problem Prototype Data and feedback Learn, adjust or pivot Research, design and build Test and measure in reality Customers “The only sustainable competitive advantage is an organization's ability to learn faster than the competition” - Peter M. Senge
- 35. Success Failure Traditional process Iterative process FAIL FAST, FAIL OFTEN, FAIL CHEAP Here? or here?
- 36. BRING PEOPLE TOGETHER TO CO-CREATE
- 37. 3CULTURE
- 39. creativity is an emergent property that bubbles up within communities ”
- 40. culture that encourages new ideas platform to reinforce collaboration ”
- 41. BUILD A CULTURE OF COLLABORATION ConversationTransparency Openness Recognition Participation Source: Oscar Berg, SuperPowering People, Unicorn Titans, 2017
- 42. WITH A DIGITAL PLATFORM TO SUPPORT IT PRAISING COMMENTING AUTHORING RATING JOINING SHARING LINKING TAGGING FOLLOWING CONNECTING ConversationTransparency Openness Recognition Participation Source: Oscar Berg, SuperPowering People, Unicorn Titans, 2017
- 43. New Technologies Existing Technologies Existing Behaviors New Behaviors Paving cow paths Struggling to change Superpowered Status Quo SUPPORT EMPLOYEES TO CHANGE BEHAVIORS
- 44. “Have your workplace close to the real world” Ingvar Kamprad, founder of IKEA A FINAL WORD OF ADVICE