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Emerging technologies
and how they will
impact the business
and marketing landscape
Jason Heller, Partner, McKinsey & Company
October 5, 2017
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What’s going on in
the world economy is
“no ordinary disruption”
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What can happen
in 10 years?
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Rapid technological advances in digitization, data, and analytics have been
reshaping the business landscape, supercharging performance, and enabling the
emergence of new business innovations and new forms of competition
3x
higher wage
growth
faster profit and
margin growth
2x
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Many of these top
performers are digital
natives, but perhaps
more impressive are
the smaller set
of incumbent
companies
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Almost all occupations have some activities that could
be automated.
5%of occupations could be
100%automated.
60%of occupations could be
30%automated.
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One-third of new
jobs created in
the United States
in the past 25
years were types
that did not
exist, or barely
existed
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Three factors are driving
this acceleration:
machine-learning
algorithms
computing capacity data
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AI is finally starting to
deliver real-life benefits
to early-adopting
companies.
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Marketers already use
AI in more ways than
they may realize
marketing organization technology organization
+
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A key emerging example is
the Customer Data Platform.
Marketer-Controlled
System
Persistent
Cross-Channel
Customer
Data
Marketing
Execution
Internal ecosystem
External ecosystem
▪ Website analytics
▪ Mobile site analytics
▪ SEO analytics
▪ UX analytics
▪ Combines 1st and
3rdparty data
▪ Enrich targeting
▪ Look-a-like models
▪ Media analytics
▪ Attribution
▪ Social analytics
▪ Consumer insights
▪ CSAT
▪ Ratings & reviews
▪ Social listening
Marketing activation data
Customer data
▪ CRM
▪ Revenue / LTV
▪ Propensity models
▪ Churn modelsSales
3rd
party
data
Paid &
managed
channels
Offline
channels
Digital
platforms
voc
▪ Call center
▪ Stores/branches
▪ Partners
The
customer
CDP at the core
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One of the most
powerful uses of data
and machine learning
is micro-segmentation
based on behavioral
characteristics
of individuals.
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IoT will enable new
products, and new
business models from
both startups and
incumbents.
New
Products
New Business
Models
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The IoT gives brands
“permission” to create an
additional value exchange
and augment the
relationship between
brand and customer
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An IoT strategy requires
a new set of capabilities,
technologies, and ways
of working
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The economic
value of creativity
and innovation
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Science of marketing Art of marketing
+
90%
not loyal to
chosen
brands
60%
will switch
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1
2
3
4 Adapt and
iterate quickly
Hardwire into
daily practices
Become
customer
fanatics
Feed the need
for speed
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VR and AR represent a level of
immersive creativity that we
have never seen before
generated
$1 billion
in just over
6 months
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Virtual Reality is
shaping up to be the
most immersive and
emotive story telling
platform yet
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VR has the
potential to
become the next
big computing
platform
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Augmented reality is
about to move into the
mainstream mass
market
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Immersive and real time
experiences where data and
content are integrated into
the real world in real time
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Leaders should embrace the transformation and
performance opportunities already available to them
Testing,
experimenting,
learning, and
scaling fast
Reimagining
business models
and business
processes
Digital assets and
capabilities as the
“new balance sheet”
Staying calibrated
and investing
accordingly
A new focus on human capital,
including integrating workers
and machines
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This is a transformation journey
Mobilize cross
functional leaders
around the
opportunities
Get creative
about navigating
the legacy
Walk
before
you run
Prioritize
lighthouse
projects
Let data
activation drive your
operating model
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You can’t wait for
inspiration, you
have to go after it
with a club.”
—Jack London
“
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Stay connected
Jason Heller
Partner
Global Lead, Digital Marketing Operations & Technology
@JasonHeller
linkedin.com/in/jasonheller
Emerging technologies and how they will impact the business and marketing landscape

Emerging technologies and how they will impact the business and marketing landscape

  • 1.
    Confidential and proprietary:Any use of this material without specific permission of McKinsey & Company is strictly prohibited Emerging technologies and how they will impact the business and marketing landscape Jason Heller, Partner, McKinsey & Company October 5, 2017
  • 2.
    2McKinsey & Company What’sgoing on in the world economy is “no ordinary disruption”
  • 3.
    3McKinsey & Company Whatcan happen in 10 years?
  • 4.
    4McKinsey & Company Rapidtechnological advances in digitization, data, and analytics have been reshaping the business landscape, supercharging performance, and enabling the emergence of new business innovations and new forms of competition 3x higher wage growth faster profit and margin growth 2x
  • 5.
    5McKinsey & Company Manyof these top performers are digital natives, but perhaps more impressive are the smaller set of incumbent companies
  • 6.
    6McKinsey & Company Almostall occupations have some activities that could be automated. 5%of occupations could be 100%automated. 60%of occupations could be 30%automated.
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    7McKinsey & Company One-thirdof new jobs created in the United States in the past 25 years were types that did not exist, or barely existed
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    8McKinsey & Company Threefactors are driving this acceleration: machine-learning algorithms computing capacity data
  • 9.
    9McKinsey & Company AIis finally starting to deliver real-life benefits to early-adopting companies.
  • 10.
    10McKinsey & Company Marketersalready use AI in more ways than they may realize marketing organization technology organization +
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    11McKinsey & Company Akey emerging example is the Customer Data Platform. Marketer-Controlled System Persistent Cross-Channel Customer Data Marketing Execution
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    Internal ecosystem External ecosystem ▪Website analytics ▪ Mobile site analytics ▪ SEO analytics ▪ UX analytics ▪ Combines 1st and 3rdparty data ▪ Enrich targeting ▪ Look-a-like models ▪ Media analytics ▪ Attribution ▪ Social analytics ▪ Consumer insights ▪ CSAT ▪ Ratings & reviews ▪ Social listening Marketing activation data Customer data ▪ CRM ▪ Revenue / LTV ▪ Propensity models ▪ Churn modelsSales 3rd party data Paid & managed channels Offline channels Digital platforms voc ▪ Call center ▪ Stores/branches ▪ Partners The customer CDP at the core
  • 13.
    13McKinsey & Company Oneof the most powerful uses of data and machine learning is micro-segmentation based on behavioral characteristics of individuals.
  • 14.
    14McKinsey & Company IoTwill enable new products, and new business models from both startups and incumbents. New Products New Business Models
  • 15.
    15McKinsey & Company TheIoT gives brands “permission” to create an additional value exchange and augment the relationship between brand and customer
  • 16.
    16McKinsey & Company AnIoT strategy requires a new set of capabilities, technologies, and ways of working
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    17McKinsey & Company Theeconomic value of creativity and innovation
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    18McKinsey & Company Scienceof marketing Art of marketing +
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    20McKinsey & Company 1 2 3 4Adapt and iterate quickly Hardwire into daily practices Become customer fanatics Feed the need for speed
  • 21.
    21McKinsey & Company VRand AR represent a level of immersive creativity that we have never seen before generated $1 billion in just over 6 months
  • 22.
    22McKinsey & Company VirtualReality is shaping up to be the most immersive and emotive story telling platform yet
  • 23.
    23McKinsey & Company VRhas the potential to become the next big computing platform
  • 24.
    24McKinsey & Company Augmentedreality is about to move into the mainstream mass market
  • 25.
    25McKinsey & Company Immersiveand real time experiences where data and content are integrated into the real world in real time
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    26McKinsey & Company Leadersshould embrace the transformation and performance opportunities already available to them Testing, experimenting, learning, and scaling fast Reimagining business models and business processes Digital assets and capabilities as the “new balance sheet” Staying calibrated and investing accordingly A new focus on human capital, including integrating workers and machines
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    27McKinsey & Company Thisis a transformation journey Mobilize cross functional leaders around the opportunities Get creative about navigating the legacy Walk before you run Prioritize lighthouse projects Let data activation drive your operating model
  • 28.
    28McKinsey & Company Youcan’t wait for inspiration, you have to go after it with a club.” —Jack London “
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    29McKinsey & Company Stayconnected Jason Heller Partner Global Lead, Digital Marketing Operations & Technology @JasonHeller linkedin.com/in/jasonheller