As digital adoption in all categories continues at a phenomenal rate; digital is now the brand touchpoint that most customers engage with first. Digital is no longer the hip love child within the Technology department. Rather digital is the brand. With this shift in focus brands are having to rethink their digital agenda from ownership and organization through to product and service.
In this webinar Kieron Leppard, Director of Experience Design at SoDA member company SapientNitro, will reveal some of the biggest challenges facing rapidly digitizing brands and look at some organizations that are already embracing and thriving on this shift.
Compliance: The Digital Imperative in Financial ServicesAppian
If you think financial services compliance is already too costly, brace yourself. It’s going to get worse…much worse. Regulatory compliance, the demands of KYC (Know Your Customer) and EDD (Enhanced Due Diligence) all continue to be top of mind for every financial service executive, and for good reason.
Learn more about how to meet these challenges while advancing your digital transformation efforts in this Executive Perspective: http://ap.pn/2ekWDnO
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The Rise of Influencer Marketing in B2B TechnologyTraackr
This webinar deck reveals 6 influencer marketing shifts emerging in leading technology companies. Discover key findings from new industry research, brand-new data illustrating how influencers impact B2B organizations, and ways to apply the trends in practice to enable B2B success .
Wpromote's Senior Director of Digital Intelligence, Simon Poulton shares some thoughts on the current state of attribution solutions available, the challenges the industry will face over the next few years, and dives deep into the migration from rules-based to data-driven attribution models.
Compliance: The Digital Imperative in Financial ServicesAppian
If you think financial services compliance is already too costly, brace yourself. It’s going to get worse…much worse. Regulatory compliance, the demands of KYC (Know Your Customer) and EDD (Enhanced Due Diligence) all continue to be top of mind for every financial service executive, and for good reason.
Learn more about how to meet these challenges while advancing your digital transformation efforts in this Executive Perspective: http://ap.pn/2ekWDnO
Online Grammar and Writing Checker To Help You Deliver Impeccable, Mistake-free Writing. Grammarly Has a Tool For Just About Every Kind Of Writing You Do. Try It Out For Yourself! Eliminate Grammar Errors. Fix Punctuation Errors. AI Writing Assistant
The Rise of Influencer Marketing in B2B TechnologyTraackr
This webinar deck reveals 6 influencer marketing shifts emerging in leading technology companies. Discover key findings from new industry research, brand-new data illustrating how influencers impact B2B organizations, and ways to apply the trends in practice to enable B2B success .
Wpromote's Senior Director of Digital Intelligence, Simon Poulton shares some thoughts on the current state of attribution solutions available, the challenges the industry will face over the next few years, and dives deep into the migration from rules-based to data-driven attribution models.
Fitness is changing and technology among other mega-trends are influencing what is the growing market of wellbeing, betterment, and wellness of which fitness is a part. Bryan O'Rourke and the fitness industry technology council share 5 key trends for 2019 and beyond for fitness, technology, wellbeing, betterment, wellness and more. Learn more via www.fittechcouncil.org , listen to the fitness + technology podcast , and please share this content and make comments. Thank you.
The Fitness industry was dramatically impacted around the glob by the CORONA VIRUS. This accelerated many aspects of change creating great adverse impacts while also enabling fantastic opportunities. Bryan O'Rourke explores the future in this presentation.
B2B marketers are charged with finding the needle in the haystack: reaching narrow swaths of an ever-growing pool of social media users. In this session, learn how marketers are using social media to engage their ideal and existing customers using a paid and organic B2B social strategy.
Key Takeaways:
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PRPL's Search Strategist and data-mining extraordinaire, dropped some knowledge about the new age of interpreting analytics across multiple media and what that means for your business.
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Digital First Brussels 14 - Key ingredients to lead generation 2.0 (16/10/2014)Kevin Van den Bosch
3 key elements to succesful lead generation.
Adapt your message & appraoch to the digital body language of your consumer.
Be relevant, personal and easy.
Illustrated with a few examples
How Corporations Drive Innovation Leveraging Silicon Valley. By Tommaso Di Ba...Tommaso Di Bartolo
Tommaso Di Bartolo, serial-entrepreneur with 2 exits, author and investor at Awesm Ventures based in Silicon Valley, an early-stage investment firm that collaborates with corporations in automotive, aviation, maritime, railroad. oil/energy to drive external-innovation and strategic investments.
Every multinational is doing something, somehow with Innovation - but Millions of Innovation Dollars are flushed down the toilet? How can corporations bring a system into the innovation process in order to quantify its results within a period of time?
Tommaso Di Bartolo's Keynote expands upon a strategy on how global corporation can build innovation pipelines. It brings an audience to reflect on the fundamental shift towards data becoming the new oil - and its relevance to creating new customer-centric services!
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Tommaso is a serial-entrepreneur with 2 exits and 18+ years of experience in building tech startups from scratch. His current gig is as the founding partner at Awesm Ventures, a Silicon Valley early-stage investment firms that partners with mobility corporations to drive external innovation leveraging startups. Tommaso is passionate about sharing his lessons learned as a speaker and as an advisor to startup accelerators such as Draper University, Google Launchpad and The Alchemist Accelerator. He lived on 3 continents, speaks 6 languages and blogs actively on www.whatittak.es. His upcoming book www.creativetraction.io helps entrepreneurs get traction. More on www.tommasodibartolo.com or follow him on https://twitter.com/todiba
Tommaso talk was most recently seen on stage in San Francisco, Sao Paolo, Tel-Aviv, Lisbon, Berlin, London, Shanghai, Tokyo. Contact Tommaso to coordinate speaking engagements. Request access to WHATITTAKES, Tommaso's invitation-only group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/be.whatittakes/
Upshot from Financeconnect16 in Dublin
Challenges Facing FS firms
- Acquire new clients
- Regain trust
- Lead with insight
- Grow relationships
- Enhancing customer service
Social media has a purpose throughout each stage
of the financial purchase journey
- Keep up-to-date with current financial trends
- Gather preliminary information about financial products, policies or institutions
- Seek advice/gather information to help make a financial decision
- Re-evaluate a financial decision that has already been made
- Recommend a financial product, policy or service
The 6 Most Important Lessons of Ad Week Europe. and how you can put that thinking into practice on LinkedIn.
The major marketing festivals are always filled with big ideas. There are the lightning rod issues that every speaker and delegate wants to talk about, the big themes that seem to spring from so many sources simultaneously, the new strategies that become buzzwords overnight.
The challenge that every marketer walks away with is what on earth to actually do with all this new thinking once the dust settles. Can you turn it into a game-plan that will deliver benefits to your brand and the bottom line?
We decided to take a closer look at the most high-profile new ideas to come out of one of the biggest marketing events of the year: last month’s Ad Week Europe. Once the dust had settled, what could marketers like us actually do to apply these lessons to their strategy? How should they change their tactics? And how could LinkedIn help?
Fitness is changing and technology among other mega-trends are influencing what is the growing market of wellbeing, betterment, and wellness of which fitness is a part. Bryan O'Rourke and the fitness industry technology council share 5 key trends for 2019 and beyond for fitness, technology, wellbeing, betterment, wellness and more. Learn more via www.fittechcouncil.org , listen to the fitness + technology podcast , and please share this content and make comments. Thank you.
The Fitness industry was dramatically impacted around the glob by the CORONA VIRUS. This accelerated many aspects of change creating great adverse impacts while also enabling fantastic opportunities. Bryan O'Rourke explores the future in this presentation.
B2B marketers are charged with finding the needle in the haystack: reaching narrow swaths of an ever-growing pool of social media users. In this session, learn how marketers are using social media to engage their ideal and existing customers using a paid and organic B2B social strategy.
Key Takeaways:
Master B2B Social Best PracticesLearn Paid and Organic Social StrategyGrasp Setting KPIs and Meeting ROI
PRPL's Search Strategist and data-mining extraordinaire, dropped some knowledge about the new age of interpreting analytics across multiple media and what that means for your business.
Corporate Innovation - Silicon Valley - Intrapreneurship. By corpor8Tommaso Di Bartolo
Aviation Industry, Healthcare, Automotive, Education, Finance, Insurance and other traditional businesses are disrupted by innovative startups. Tommaso Di Bartolo, a serial entrepreneur himself, put together a Silicon Valley network to transform business threads into business opportunities and help corporates shape their future.
Digital First Brussels 14 - Key ingredients to lead generation 2.0 (16/10/2014)Kevin Van den Bosch
3 key elements to succesful lead generation.
Adapt your message & appraoch to the digital body language of your consumer.
Be relevant, personal and easy.
Illustrated with a few examples
How Corporations Drive Innovation Leveraging Silicon Valley. By Tommaso Di Ba...Tommaso Di Bartolo
Tommaso Di Bartolo, serial-entrepreneur with 2 exits, author and investor at Awesm Ventures based in Silicon Valley, an early-stage investment firm that collaborates with corporations in automotive, aviation, maritime, railroad. oil/energy to drive external-innovation and strategic investments.
Every multinational is doing something, somehow with Innovation - but Millions of Innovation Dollars are flushed down the toilet? How can corporations bring a system into the innovation process in order to quantify its results within a period of time?
Tommaso Di Bartolo's Keynote expands upon a strategy on how global corporation can build innovation pipelines. It brings an audience to reflect on the fundamental shift towards data becoming the new oil - and its relevance to creating new customer-centric services!
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Tommaso is a serial-entrepreneur with 2 exits and 18+ years of experience in building tech startups from scratch. His current gig is as the founding partner at Awesm Ventures, a Silicon Valley early-stage investment firms that partners with mobility corporations to drive external innovation leveraging startups. Tommaso is passionate about sharing his lessons learned as a speaker and as an advisor to startup accelerators such as Draper University, Google Launchpad and The Alchemist Accelerator. He lived on 3 continents, speaks 6 languages and blogs actively on www.whatittak.es. His upcoming book www.creativetraction.io helps entrepreneurs get traction. More on www.tommasodibartolo.com or follow him on https://twitter.com/todiba
Tommaso talk was most recently seen on stage in San Francisco, Sao Paolo, Tel-Aviv, Lisbon, Berlin, London, Shanghai, Tokyo. Contact Tommaso to coordinate speaking engagements. Request access to WHATITTAKES, Tommaso's invitation-only group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/be.whatittakes/
Upshot from Financeconnect16 in Dublin
Challenges Facing FS firms
- Acquire new clients
- Regain trust
- Lead with insight
- Grow relationships
- Enhancing customer service
Social media has a purpose throughout each stage
of the financial purchase journey
- Keep up-to-date with current financial trends
- Gather preliminary information about financial products, policies or institutions
- Seek advice/gather information to help make a financial decision
- Re-evaluate a financial decision that has already been made
- Recommend a financial product, policy or service
The 6 Most Important Lessons of Ad Week Europe. and how you can put that thinking into practice on LinkedIn.
The major marketing festivals are always filled with big ideas. There are the lightning rod issues that every speaker and delegate wants to talk about, the big themes that seem to spring from so many sources simultaneously, the new strategies that become buzzwords overnight.
The challenge that every marketer walks away with is what on earth to actually do with all this new thinking once the dust settles. Can you turn it into a game-plan that will deliver benefits to your brand and the bottom line?
We decided to take a closer look at the most high-profile new ideas to come out of one of the biggest marketing events of the year: last month’s Ad Week Europe. Once the dust had settled, what could marketers like us actually do to apply these lessons to their strategy? How should they change their tactics? And how could LinkedIn help?
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The
DIGITAL
BRAND 2.0
imperative
29th February 2016
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the world is changing faster than
anyone could have predicted…
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the world is changing faster than
anyone could have predicted
and for established brands its hard
to keep up…
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the world is changing faster than
anyone could have predicted
and for established brands its hard
to keep up
…let alone lead.
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raised $ 2 5 0 , 0 0 0
in just 4 hours
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valued at
$1 B I L L I O N
in just
12 M O N T H S
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Your new
competition is 25
years old
Had their disruptive
idea yesterday
And will be in market
this time next year.
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of S&P 500 index
companies will be
new by
2027
3
4
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2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2013
1 1 1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2 2
3 3 3 3 3 3
4 4 4 4 4 4
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Technology
Market
Macro-economic
People skills
Regulatory concerns
Socio-economic
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1 0
Chess, like business, is a balance between the
mundane and the unthinkable. Each move
has game changing consequences, sometimes
you must win by doing the right thing each
time. One ill- considered move or non move,
seemingly inconsequential at the time can
leave you hopelessly behind.
But at Grandmaster level we all think 25
moves ahead and are familiar with every
nuance of the game. The only way to win at
that level is to do the unthinkable, something
that explodes the game and upends my
opponent’s thinking.
Garry Kasparov
Chess Grandmaster & World Champion
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Is this the answer?
ACT LIKE A START UP
12. B R A N D 2 . 0 : T H E D I G I TA L I M P E R AT I V E 1 2
a balancing act
STEADY
LOGICAL CONSISTENT
PREDICTABLE
DISRUPTIVE
RISK TAKING
UNPREDICTABLE
13. B R A N D 2 . 0 : T H E D I G I TA L I M P E R AT I V E 1 3
most of us are here
STEADY
LOGICAL CONSISTENT
PREDICTABLE
DISRUPTIVE
RISK TAKING
UNPREDICTABLE
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Established Enterprise
Execute existing business model
Operational excellence
Satisfy existing customer needs
Start up
Establish new business model
Prove profitability
Meet new or unmet needs
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Established Enterprise
Execute existing business model
Operational excellence
Satisfy existing customer needs
Start up
Establish new business model
Prove profitability
Meet new or unmet needs
Follow established processes
Take leadership direction
Good at execution
Break the rules
Question authority
High tolerance for failure
16. B R A N D 2 . 0 : T H E D I G I TA L I M P E R AT I V E
1 6
ESTABLISHED ENTERPRISE
Business as usual
Efficiency & Scale
Known results
START UP
Digital disruption
Exploratory & High reward
Unexpected results
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sweet spot
STEADY
LOGICAL CONSISTENT
PREDICTABLE
DISRUPTIVE
RISK TAKING
UNPREDICTABLE
18. B R A N D 2 . 0 : T H E D I G I TA L I M P E R AT I V E
1 8
digital & agile driving across the organisation
maturity
TECH DIGITAL MARKETING BUSINESS WIDE
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1 9
do you have an agile 21st century mindset?
A
D
A
P
T
Accept change by being flexible to experiment with
organisational structures, process & tech
Dare the status quo by demonstrating leadership to
push for innovation and create new brand experiences
Act continuously by making speed a priority when it
comes to dealing with customers and using new channels
Tear down boundaries by creating incentives for
people to join forces in new ways and empowering them
with tools to collaborate
Participate personally by taking ownership to empower
every person in the organisation to shape solutions
Complacency
Conformity
Analysis
paralysis
Silos of
knowledge
Hands-off
management
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2 0
it is difficult to untangle
agility from innovation.
often they are
intrinsically linked.
“
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2 1
the focus on digital is to
INNOVATE
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2 2
BUSINESS
digitising
your
old thinking
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2 3
BUSINESSTRANSFORMATION
digital
disruption
through
new thinking
24. B R A N D 2 . 0 : T H E D I G I TA L I M P E R AT I V E
2 4
profit
model
network structure process product
performance
product
system
service channel brand customer
engagement
configuration experienceoffering
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2 5
profit
model
network structure process product
performance
product
system
service channel brand customer
engagement
hardest hardharder
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2 6
profit
model
network structure process product
performance
product
system
service channel brand customer
engagement
Start up innovate through the stack
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profit
model
network structure process product
performance
product
system
service channel brand customer
engagement
Established Enterprise
focus on areas easier to change
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2 8
so what are the big challanges?
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2 9
LEGACY TECHNOLOGY
1of
6
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3 0
POWER
STRUGGLE
2
of
6
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3 1
ORGANISATIONAL
SILOS
ORGANISATIONAL SILOS
3
of
6
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3 2
4
of
6
INNOVATOR’S DILEMMA
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3 3
5
of
6
DISRUPTING YOUR
OWN BUSINESS
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3 4
6
of
6
DIGITAL SYNDROME
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3 5
FASHIONISTAS
Transformation Management intensity
Digitalintensity
BEGINNERS
DIGIRATI
CONSERVATIVES
“The Digital Advantage: How leaders outperform their peers in every industry” Capgemini Conculting / MIT Sloan. November 2012
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3 6
so what to do?
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3 7
STRATEGY
PEOPLE
PROCESS
DATA & TECHNOLOGY
4 areas of focus
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DIGITAL MOMENT?have you had your
39. B R A N D 2 . 0 : T H E D I G I TA L I M P E R AT I V E
3 9
DIGITAL defaultby
40. B R A N D 2 . 0 : T H E D I G I TA L I M P E R AT I V E
4 0
D I S P E R S E D
integrating digital
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4 1
D I S P E R S E D CE N T RE OF
E XCE L L E N CE
integrating digital
42. B R A N D 2 . 0 : T H E D I G I TA L I M P E R AT I V E
4 2
D I S P E R S E D CE N T RE OF
E XCE L L E N CE
H UB & S P OKE
integrating digital
43. B R A N D 2 . 0 : T H E D I G I TA L I M P E R AT I V E
4 3
D I S P E R S E D CE N T RE OF
E XCE L L E N CE
H UB & S P OKE M ULT IP L E
H UB & S P OKE
integrating digital
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4 4
F UL LY I N T E G R AT E DD I S P E R S E D CE N T RE OF
E XCE L L E N CE
H UB & S P OKE M ULT IP L E
H UB & S P OKE
integrating digital
45. B R A N D 2 . 0 : T H E D I G I TA L I M P E R AT I V E
4 5
F UL LY I N T E G R AT E D
D I S P E R S E D
CE N T RE OF
E XCE L L E N CE
H UB & S P OKE
M ULT IP L E
H UB & S P OKE
maturity model
46. B R A N D 2 . 0 : T H E D I G I TA L I M P E R AT I V E
4 6
CE N T RE OF
E XCE L L E N CE
GOVERNANCE & CONTROL
FOCUS, EMPHASIS & CLARITY
CONSISTENCY, EFFICIENCY & SCALABILITY
LACK OF INTEGRATION IN ACTIVATION
BARRIER TO WIDER SHARED LEARNING
POOR FOCUS ON DISCRETE NEEDS
ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
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4 7
balancing
digital
disruption
70:20:1070%
HORIZON 1
KnowledgeofMarket
Knowledge of Digital & Technology
Optimisation,
Enhancement and
Cost reduction
Existing
Market
we serve
Existing Technology
we use
48. B R A N D 2 . 0 : T H E D I G I TA L I M P E R AT I V E
4 7
balancing
digital
disruption
70:20:1070%
HORIZON 1
KnowledgeofMarket
Knowledge of Digital & Technology
Optimisation,
Enhancement and
Cost reduction
Existing
Market
we serve
Existing Technology
we use
20%
HORIZON 2
Next
generation
products
Adjacent
growth
Existing
Market we
don’t serve
Existing Technology
we do not use
49. B R A N D 2 . 0 : T H E D I G I TA L I M P E R AT I V E
10%
HORIZON 3
New category
products & services
Exploration
with new
technologies
Exploration
into new
markets
New
Market
New
Technology
4 7
balancing
digital
disruption
70:20:1070%
HORIZON 1
KnowledgeofMarket
Knowledge of Digital & Technology
Optimisation,
Enhancement and
Cost reduction
Existing
Market
we serve
Existing Technology
we use
20%
HORIZON 2
Next
generation
products
Adjacent
growth
Existing
Market we
don’t serve
Existing Technology
we do not use
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4 8
acceleration through labs
FAST TRACK DIGITAL INNOVATION
OPERATE OUTSIDE CORE BUSINESS
PUSH R&D IN STARTEGIC AREAS
MAINTAIN STARTUP CULTURE
ATTRACT TOP TALENT
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4 9
acceleration through labs
CLEAR FOCUS FOR INNOVATION
DEDICATED RESOURCE
ABILITY OPTIMISE & ACCELERATE
NEEDS SENIOR SUPPORT
RELIANT ON EXTERNAL BUDGET
RISK OF ISOLATION
ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
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5 0
lean teams
SMALL
MULTIDISCIPLINARY
EMPOWERED
FOCUSED
COMMUNICATIVE
FLEXIBLE
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5 1
B R A N D 2 . 0 : T H E D I G I TA L I M P E R AT I V E
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5 2
what a lab team looks like
Physical
Digital
Touchpoint API
Business Model
Transformation
Innovation
Lead
Artificial
Intelligence &
Machine Learning
Emerging Tech &
Tends Scout
Machine to Machine
API
Logisitics
Lead
Customer
Experience
Maker / IoT
Data Mining
& Intelligence
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5 3
Prepare for digital invaders
Create a panoramic perspective
Be first, best best or be nowhere
preparing for disruption
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THINK BIG
ACT SMALL
LEARN FAST
a philosophy to follow
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TRIAGE
making ideas a reality
DESIGN
THINKING
SPRINT
RAPID
PROTOTYPING
ACCELERATE
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the Beta principle
SKIP PERFECTION
LAUNCH EARLY&
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CAPTURE INTERPRET ACT
data enabled digital strategy
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how mature is the thinking from the top?
UNCONVINCED
01
CONVINCED.
LOW KNOWLEDGE
02
GOOD KNOWLEDGE.
ENGAGEMENT
03
FULLY INTEGRATED
04
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UNCONVINCED
01
CONVINCED.
LOW KNOWLEDGE
02
GOOD KNOWLEDGE.
ENGAGEMENT
03
FULLY INTEGRATED
04
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making digital disruption happen
CONFUSION
ANXIETY
REASSURANCE
FRUSTRATION
SUCCESS
FALSE STARTS
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ACTION PLANRESOURCESSKILLSVISION
ACTION PLANINCENTIVESSKILLSVISION
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the
potential
of technology
TECHNOLOGY LITERACY
the
integration
of technology
the
application
of technology
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customer centric
technology literate
visionary
adaptive & agile
data driven
continually learn
commercially minded
innovative & entrepreneurial
open
TO LEAVE TODAY THINK ABOUT
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thanks… questions?
kieron leppard
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