Geoff Connell, Director of ICT, oneSource (on behalf of Havering and Newham councils) talks about: Using customer and demographic data to manage demand and deliver more targeted services at Better Connected Live 2016
This document discusses using a place-based approach to improve outcomes across public services, the voluntary sector, and communities through greater integration and coordination. It recommends developing open platforms to share data and standards, co-producing solutions through collaboration across sectors, and focusing on improving health and wellbeing outcomes for citizens. A high-level representation shows potential platform components, including apps, data sharing across services, digital tools, and infrastructure to connect people and data across the whole system through open integration and standards. Recommendations include taking a whole system view focused on outcomes, adopting common principles, simplifying and standardizing processes, and sharing capabilities rather than trying to do everything.
Exploring a Multi-Trillion Dollar Opportunity
Hosted by Ovum analysts: Camille Mendler Alexander Harrowell Hwee Xian Tan
Slides from Webinar recording : January 2017
BYOD or not to BYOD
Have questions about your organizations current wireless policies? What's all the fuss about BYOD? We have your answers here!
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The document summarizes the Better Connected program, which surveys UK council websites annually to test tasks like paying council tax and reviews sites on accessibility, navigation, and responsiveness. It finds most sites provide a good mobile experience now but some services like registering a business score poorly. The program also examines trends like growth in "my accounts" and social media use by councils. It stresses the importance of considering digital exclusion in local government digital strategies.
Digital Inclusion in the Age of Mobile (Socitm May 2014)Helen Milner
Presentation focused on digital inclusion in the age of mobile. Containing some recent stats on mobile. A great infographic on the digital divide. Information about how to help people to use online public services. Call to action for all Councils to start making the business case for digital inclusion and not to wait. All free to download to accelerate the pace of change for action on digital inclusion.
EMC Corporation is a global leader in data storage and cloud computing solutions. Founded in 1979, EMC provides data storage, backup, security, and analytics services through innovative products to help businesses transform their operations and deliver IT services more efficiently. The presentation discusses EMC's services, trends in cloud computing, big data, mobility and social media, and how businesses are using insights from data analysis to drive key performance indicators and decision making around IT transformations.
This document discusses how wireless technology will change how industry, academia, and governments interact. It notes that wireless solutions can help address challenges like an aging population, the need for companies to get direct customer feedback, and the demand for location-independent services. The document outlines how innovations like mobile devices, video on demand, mobile content, wireless education, remote healthcare, integrated government services, mobile social networking, and wireless payments can transform experiences in areas like training, healthcare, education, and commerce. Organizations that can anticipate these trends and quickly implement mobile solutions may gain competitive advantages around cost reduction and enhanced flexibility, as well as new revenue opportunities.
Geoff Connell, Director of ICT, oneSource (on behalf of Havering and Newham councils) talks about: Using customer and demographic data to manage demand and deliver more targeted services at Better Connected Live 2016
This document discusses using a place-based approach to improve outcomes across public services, the voluntary sector, and communities through greater integration and coordination. It recommends developing open platforms to share data and standards, co-producing solutions through collaboration across sectors, and focusing on improving health and wellbeing outcomes for citizens. A high-level representation shows potential platform components, including apps, data sharing across services, digital tools, and infrastructure to connect people and data across the whole system through open integration and standards. Recommendations include taking a whole system view focused on outcomes, adopting common principles, simplifying and standardizing processes, and sharing capabilities rather than trying to do everything.
Exploring a Multi-Trillion Dollar Opportunity
Hosted by Ovum analysts: Camille Mendler Alexander Harrowell Hwee Xian Tan
Slides from Webinar recording : January 2017
BYOD or not to BYOD
Have questions about your organizations current wireless policies? What's all the fuss about BYOD? We have your answers here!
Find more TEM resources in our knowledge base: http://www1.valicomcorp.com/Knowledge-Base
Request a Demo:
http://www1.valicomcorp.com/Demo-Request1
Valicom
Telecom Expense Management on Your Terms
800.467.7226
sales@valicomcorp.com
The document summarizes the Better Connected program, which surveys UK council websites annually to test tasks like paying council tax and reviews sites on accessibility, navigation, and responsiveness. It finds most sites provide a good mobile experience now but some services like registering a business score poorly. The program also examines trends like growth in "my accounts" and social media use by councils. It stresses the importance of considering digital exclusion in local government digital strategies.
Digital Inclusion in the Age of Mobile (Socitm May 2014)Helen Milner
Presentation focused on digital inclusion in the age of mobile. Containing some recent stats on mobile. A great infographic on the digital divide. Information about how to help people to use online public services. Call to action for all Councils to start making the business case for digital inclusion and not to wait. All free to download to accelerate the pace of change for action on digital inclusion.
EMC Corporation is a global leader in data storage and cloud computing solutions. Founded in 1979, EMC provides data storage, backup, security, and analytics services through innovative products to help businesses transform their operations and deliver IT services more efficiently. The presentation discusses EMC's services, trends in cloud computing, big data, mobility and social media, and how businesses are using insights from data analysis to drive key performance indicators and decision making around IT transformations.
This document discusses how wireless technology will change how industry, academia, and governments interact. It notes that wireless solutions can help address challenges like an aging population, the need for companies to get direct customer feedback, and the demand for location-independent services. The document outlines how innovations like mobile devices, video on demand, mobile content, wireless education, remote healthcare, integrated government services, mobile social networking, and wireless payments can transform experiences in areas like training, healthcare, education, and commerce. Organizations that can anticipate these trends and quickly implement mobile solutions may gain competitive advantages around cost reduction and enhanced flexibility, as well as new revenue opportunities.
1) Digital services are connecting people faster than ever, with over 3 billion people using the internet daily and 3.65 billion unique mobile users globally.
2) Mobile users have their devices near them at all times, with 90% keeping their device within a metre of them 24/7.
3) O2 proposes its new "O2 Gateway" connectivity platform to help businesses keep up with increasing digital demands and the fast pace of technological change through a converged network providing mobile, WiFi and fixed access.
Digital inclusion, housing technology & innovation (July 2015)Helen Milner
With over 4m people who live in social housing also lacking the basic digital skills to live well in today's society, we really do need to work together to do something about it. Closing the digital divide will help people gain jobs, save money, and to feel more connected with family, friends and with their community. Tinder Foundation has over 5 years experience of working with the housing sector and this presentation pulls together key insight as well as examples of good practice.
Pitney Bowes provides multi-channel communication solutions to help local governments transform how they interact with citizens. This includes enabling the digitization and automation of outbound communications, capturing printing and mailing from remote locations, and tracking physical items throughout their delivery. Relay Hub allows governments to centralize printing and mailing, standardize documents, and give recipients more choice in how they receive communications across both physical and digital channels. This improves efficiency, reduces costs, and enhances the citizen experience.
E-commerce refers to conducting business over the internet through activities like online shopping, marketing, and business transactions. It began in the 1970s with electronic data interchange between companies. The growth of personal computers, networking technologies, and the world wide web created a platform for businesses and consumers to connect online. E-commerce provides benefits like increased market access, lower costs, and the ability to learn more about customer preferences for both businesses and consumers. Successful e-commerce strategies include Amazon's international sales and Dell's daily online sales of $6 million. Governments must implement policies around taxation, privacy, and intellectual property to support e-commerce.
The document outlines 3 key trends that will change businesses: 1) Empowering the workforce through new digital tools and flexible working styles to increase productivity. 2) Smarter business through innovating in the as-a-service economy and harnessing tools like cloud, IoT, and analytics. 3) Threats and opportunities of digital disruption as businesses compete in an ultra-fast Gigabit society and customers expect personalized, digital-first experiences. The trends are driven by societal changes, new technologies, and business models that are transforming industries and require adaptation. Vodafone provides solutions to help businesses address these trends through digital transformation and a flexible approach.
Vodafone has a long history in telecommunications dating back to the 1980s when it was awarded the first mobile license in the UK. More recently, Vodafone has moved into unified communications to help customers meet challenges around securing information, simplifying communications, and improving workforce effectiveness. Vodafone's portfolio includes products and services built on its strong network and partnerships to provide tailored solutions for securing information, simplifying communications, getting closer to customers, and improving workforce productivity and customer engagement.
Improving business results through digital transformation Tm forum live! - ...Amit Anand
Findings from McKinsey's Telecom IT diagnostics which shows how performance and investments in certain areas of IT correlates with profit margin of operators.
Technology can enable both benefits and risks in policy-making. It has the potential to make the process faster and more data-driven through tools like statistical analysis and digital design thinking. However, there are also concerns about overly relying on disruptive technology projects to implement major policy changes, as these types of projects often fail or have unintended consequences that negatively impact vulnerable groups. While technology can enhance policy-making when used carefully, it is important not to let it disrupt crucial social contracts or predicate sweeping economic policies solely on unproven technology initiatives. Policy-makers should pursue technology's benefits, like more evidence-based decision-making, but also be cautious of its potential downsides.
Consumers are increasingly relying on technology to enable their lifestyles. While personal computers still dominate for many activities, mobile devices and tablets are gaining ground. Eighty-six percent of consumers prefer browsing the web on a PC, but tablets are increasingly used for reading books, social media, and streaming TV. There is also a device divide, as younger consumers are more likely to use newer devices than older consumers. Consumers express concern over privacy and security of personal information online, but many are still willing to have their online usage tracked by advertisers. Financial institutions are the most trusted online with consumer data, followed by secure payment sites.
ELIDZ Presentation: The Internet Economy in AfricaAndile Ngcaba
The document discusses several topics related to the internet and technology. It provides an overview of how the internet has developed over time, with the introduction of new technologies like printing presses, radio, television, and social media. It also outlines some of the key organizations involved in internet governance and highlights that no single entity runs the internet. Additionally, it discusses technologies like cloud computing, big data, and how innovation hubs can help develop digital economies and skills.
This document discusses enterprise mobility strategy and outlines key considerations. It notes that while mobility provides flexibility, it also poses challenges for IT managers to manage costs, security, and complexity. Effective strategy requires balancing connectivity options, communication methods, employee freedom with control, and wireless networks. The distributed and extended nature of enterprises today adds difficulties, but mobility should still align with business objectives and provide seamless access with proper oversight of usage and spending.
How a new national approach to IT procurement will help to drive innovation , interoperability and data sharing across the public sectors. Success would significantly boost public sector efforts to deliver channel shift, early intervention and workplace transformation.
Managed Mobility from O2. A guide for CIOsO2 Business UK
1. The document discusses mobility management and managed mobility, highlighting key questions around understanding employee device usage, ensuring network robustness, supporting diverse devices, and enabling productivity applications across any device.
2. It notes that device strategy involves selecting appropriate devices for different employee roles, and that most companies adopt a hybrid approach of BYOD and CYOD.
3. The various merits of different mobile operating systems are reviewed for considerations like integration, security, and application availability when selecting a primary system for a business.
South Australia - services with a professional networkMartin Ferguson
Socitm is looking to expand its services to South Australia by offering benchmarking of IT departments, reviews of local government websites, research reports, and professional development opportunities for IT leaders. The presentation outlines Socitm's current offerings and how they could partner with South Australian organizations.
In recent years, the public sector began adopting digital processes and operating models, heralding the dawn of a new digital era. This new era has been made possible by rapid changes in technology.
Foresight 2020 study has been made by utilizing the methodology of future studies complemented with over 100 interviews covering the spectrum of our customers’ industries. See here the industry trends and scenarios.
Bellagio ICT for Development and GovernanceLoren Treisman
A presentation delivered by Dr Loren Treisman at a UNDP conference on Technology-Based Innovation to Strengthen Governance Accountability and Improve Service Delivery for the Poor and Excluded: Sharing of Lessons Learned and Charting the Future. The conference was hosted at The Rockerfeller Foundation Bellagio Center in Italy from 18-22 February 2013.
The document outlines the goals and capabilities of Go ON UK, an organization aiming to make the UK the most digitally capable nation. Go ON UK leads on digital skills, has strong government relationships, and excellent partnerships. It has over 400 local partners, 12 full time staff, and has raised over £20 million in funding. The document also presents Go ON UK's digital skills charter outlining basic online skills, shows the age profile of those with and without basic digital skills in the UK, and provides an example case study of success in reducing non-users in Liverpool from 55% to 18% over 18 months through local partnerships and digital champions.
Digital policing: Transformation through technologyO2 Business UK
At the 2013 Police Innovation days, O2 Managing Partner for Justice and Emergency Services, Steve Norris, presented his vision for the future of digital in policing.
Alberca & Asociados es un bufete de abogados especializado en derecho penal con 25 años de experiencia. El bufete está compuesto por abogados dedicados exclusivamente a asuntos penales y penitenciarios tanto nacionales como internacionales. Alberca & Asociados ofrece servicios de alta calidad en diversas áreas del derecho penal y cuenta con especialistas de otras áreas cuando es necesario.
UNDSS Certificate of Achievement. Advanced Security In The FieldChris Rogers
Christopher Rogers completed the Advanced Security In The Field course on February 29, 2016 as evidenced by this Certificate of Achievement. The certificate was issued on November 26, 2012 and will expire three years after Rogers completed the course.
1) Digital services are connecting people faster than ever, with over 3 billion people using the internet daily and 3.65 billion unique mobile users globally.
2) Mobile users have their devices near them at all times, with 90% keeping their device within a metre of them 24/7.
3) O2 proposes its new "O2 Gateway" connectivity platform to help businesses keep up with increasing digital demands and the fast pace of technological change through a converged network providing mobile, WiFi and fixed access.
Digital inclusion, housing technology & innovation (July 2015)Helen Milner
With over 4m people who live in social housing also lacking the basic digital skills to live well in today's society, we really do need to work together to do something about it. Closing the digital divide will help people gain jobs, save money, and to feel more connected with family, friends and with their community. Tinder Foundation has over 5 years experience of working with the housing sector and this presentation pulls together key insight as well as examples of good practice.
Pitney Bowes provides multi-channel communication solutions to help local governments transform how they interact with citizens. This includes enabling the digitization and automation of outbound communications, capturing printing and mailing from remote locations, and tracking physical items throughout their delivery. Relay Hub allows governments to centralize printing and mailing, standardize documents, and give recipients more choice in how they receive communications across both physical and digital channels. This improves efficiency, reduces costs, and enhances the citizen experience.
E-commerce refers to conducting business over the internet through activities like online shopping, marketing, and business transactions. It began in the 1970s with electronic data interchange between companies. The growth of personal computers, networking technologies, and the world wide web created a platform for businesses and consumers to connect online. E-commerce provides benefits like increased market access, lower costs, and the ability to learn more about customer preferences for both businesses and consumers. Successful e-commerce strategies include Amazon's international sales and Dell's daily online sales of $6 million. Governments must implement policies around taxation, privacy, and intellectual property to support e-commerce.
The document outlines 3 key trends that will change businesses: 1) Empowering the workforce through new digital tools and flexible working styles to increase productivity. 2) Smarter business through innovating in the as-a-service economy and harnessing tools like cloud, IoT, and analytics. 3) Threats and opportunities of digital disruption as businesses compete in an ultra-fast Gigabit society and customers expect personalized, digital-first experiences. The trends are driven by societal changes, new technologies, and business models that are transforming industries and require adaptation. Vodafone provides solutions to help businesses address these trends through digital transformation and a flexible approach.
Vodafone has a long history in telecommunications dating back to the 1980s when it was awarded the first mobile license in the UK. More recently, Vodafone has moved into unified communications to help customers meet challenges around securing information, simplifying communications, and improving workforce effectiveness. Vodafone's portfolio includes products and services built on its strong network and partnerships to provide tailored solutions for securing information, simplifying communications, getting closer to customers, and improving workforce productivity and customer engagement.
Improving business results through digital transformation Tm forum live! - ...Amit Anand
Findings from McKinsey's Telecom IT diagnostics which shows how performance and investments in certain areas of IT correlates with profit margin of operators.
Technology can enable both benefits and risks in policy-making. It has the potential to make the process faster and more data-driven through tools like statistical analysis and digital design thinking. However, there are also concerns about overly relying on disruptive technology projects to implement major policy changes, as these types of projects often fail or have unintended consequences that negatively impact vulnerable groups. While technology can enhance policy-making when used carefully, it is important not to let it disrupt crucial social contracts or predicate sweeping economic policies solely on unproven technology initiatives. Policy-makers should pursue technology's benefits, like more evidence-based decision-making, but also be cautious of its potential downsides.
Consumers are increasingly relying on technology to enable their lifestyles. While personal computers still dominate for many activities, mobile devices and tablets are gaining ground. Eighty-six percent of consumers prefer browsing the web on a PC, but tablets are increasingly used for reading books, social media, and streaming TV. There is also a device divide, as younger consumers are more likely to use newer devices than older consumers. Consumers express concern over privacy and security of personal information online, but many are still willing to have their online usage tracked by advertisers. Financial institutions are the most trusted online with consumer data, followed by secure payment sites.
ELIDZ Presentation: The Internet Economy in AfricaAndile Ngcaba
The document discusses several topics related to the internet and technology. It provides an overview of how the internet has developed over time, with the introduction of new technologies like printing presses, radio, television, and social media. It also outlines some of the key organizations involved in internet governance and highlights that no single entity runs the internet. Additionally, it discusses technologies like cloud computing, big data, and how innovation hubs can help develop digital economies and skills.
This document discusses enterprise mobility strategy and outlines key considerations. It notes that while mobility provides flexibility, it also poses challenges for IT managers to manage costs, security, and complexity. Effective strategy requires balancing connectivity options, communication methods, employee freedom with control, and wireless networks. The distributed and extended nature of enterprises today adds difficulties, but mobility should still align with business objectives and provide seamless access with proper oversight of usage and spending.
How a new national approach to IT procurement will help to drive innovation , interoperability and data sharing across the public sectors. Success would significantly boost public sector efforts to deliver channel shift, early intervention and workplace transformation.
Managed Mobility from O2. A guide for CIOsO2 Business UK
1. The document discusses mobility management and managed mobility, highlighting key questions around understanding employee device usage, ensuring network robustness, supporting diverse devices, and enabling productivity applications across any device.
2. It notes that device strategy involves selecting appropriate devices for different employee roles, and that most companies adopt a hybrid approach of BYOD and CYOD.
3. The various merits of different mobile operating systems are reviewed for considerations like integration, security, and application availability when selecting a primary system for a business.
South Australia - services with a professional networkMartin Ferguson
Socitm is looking to expand its services to South Australia by offering benchmarking of IT departments, reviews of local government websites, research reports, and professional development opportunities for IT leaders. The presentation outlines Socitm's current offerings and how they could partner with South Australian organizations.
In recent years, the public sector began adopting digital processes and operating models, heralding the dawn of a new digital era. This new era has been made possible by rapid changes in technology.
Foresight 2020 study has been made by utilizing the methodology of future studies complemented with over 100 interviews covering the spectrum of our customers’ industries. See here the industry trends and scenarios.
Bellagio ICT for Development and GovernanceLoren Treisman
A presentation delivered by Dr Loren Treisman at a UNDP conference on Technology-Based Innovation to Strengthen Governance Accountability and Improve Service Delivery for the Poor and Excluded: Sharing of Lessons Learned and Charting the Future. The conference was hosted at The Rockerfeller Foundation Bellagio Center in Italy from 18-22 February 2013.
The document outlines the goals and capabilities of Go ON UK, an organization aiming to make the UK the most digitally capable nation. Go ON UK leads on digital skills, has strong government relationships, and excellent partnerships. It has over 400 local partners, 12 full time staff, and has raised over £20 million in funding. The document also presents Go ON UK's digital skills charter outlining basic online skills, shows the age profile of those with and without basic digital skills in the UK, and provides an example case study of success in reducing non-users in Liverpool from 55% to 18% over 18 months through local partnerships and digital champions.
Digital policing: Transformation through technologyO2 Business UK
At the 2013 Police Innovation days, O2 Managing Partner for Justice and Emergency Services, Steve Norris, presented his vision for the future of digital in policing.
Alberca & Asociados es un bufete de abogados especializado en derecho penal con 25 años de experiencia. El bufete está compuesto por abogados dedicados exclusivamente a asuntos penales y penitenciarios tanto nacionales como internacionales. Alberca & Asociados ofrece servicios de alta calidad en diversas áreas del derecho penal y cuenta con especialistas de otras áreas cuando es necesario.
UNDSS Certificate of Achievement. Advanced Security In The FieldChris Rogers
Christopher Rogers completed the Advanced Security In The Field course on February 29, 2016 as evidenced by this Certificate of Achievement. The certificate was issued on November 26, 2012 and will expire three years after Rogers completed the course.
This document provides details on the website content and press releases for a Transparency International Croatia project on integrity pacts. It includes links to pages on the website that explain integrity pacts, related projects and activities, information on an upcoming conference, and press releases announcing milestones of the project. The goal is to promote the use of integrity pacts to prevent fraud and corruption in public procurement using EU funds in Croatia.
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This document discusses the challenges of managing wealth from natural resource extraction industries. It identifies several key challenges:
1. Economic challenges like overdependence on extractive industries leading to "Dutch disease," high unemployment in other sectors, and inflation from increased spending on imports.
2. Social challenges around unequal distribution of wealth causing conflicts over who benefits and corruption. Health issues also arise for workers and communities affected by extraction.
3. Political challenges as different parties have competing interests in controlling resource wealth, often leading to instability and war, as seen in countries like Libya and Iraq.
4. Environmental challenges as extraction negatively impacts air, water and soil, and countries must balance development needs against long-term environmental protection.
A new surgeon's chair called the Standwich addresses issues like arm, neck, back, and lower limb fatigue and pain experienced by surgeons. The Standwich features an adjustable arm/back rest, tilting seat, and internal gear system that allows the chair to transition between a standing and sitting position. This mobility helps promote better posture and reduces strain on the body.
Portfolio = Proposal for A Women\'s Networking GroupLENovak
The document is a proposal for planning future WOAMTEC Confident Women Conferences. It includes recommendations to theme future conferences around topics like "Green, the new gold standard" and to use "mentoring cities" where experienced cities help new cities host their first conferences. It also provides options for theming the current conferences around ideas like "Spring Revival" or "Upgrade" and includes budgets for audiovisual equipment and DJ services.
Best practices of mental health in AsiaMudasir Khan
The presentation cites the best examples of mental health programs from different countries in Asia. It also explains the lessons learnt from these programs for improving mental health services.
1. The document is a project report on thermoelectric refrigeration written by Debasis Ray for his degree examination in physics.
2. It provides background on the historical discoveries of the Seebeck, Peltier, and Thomson effects that form the basis of thermoelectric cooling.
3. Thermoelectric coolers have no moving parts, provide precise temperature control, and can operate in any orientation, making them suitable for applications in electronics, medical, aerospace, and other industries.
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The Four Essential Pillars of Digital TransformationIan Thomas
Based on years of practical experience this whitepaper distils four key pillars we have observed time and again in successful digital initiatives, providing a structured foundation for an orderly, end-to-end digital transformation of the enterprise.
Creating a brilliant digital future_Telstra_March2014Brett Cooper
This document summarizes Telstra's digital transformation efforts to become a highly digital organization. Key points include:
1) Telstra is transforming its business through automation, virtualization, integration and mobilization to improve customer experience and reduce costs.
2) Telstra has implemented a "Digital First" approach across its organization, products, and services to better respond to changing customer behaviors and expectations in the digital age.
3) Telstra's digital transformation is seeing benefits, with nearly half of service transactions now performed digitally and over 6.9 million unique customers visiting Telstra online properties monthly.
Perspective series Strengthening CommunitiesRon Smith
The document discusses how technology can help strengthen communities by raising service quality and building public trust in public services. It finds that healthy populations, community trust in services, and efficient local government are key factors for strong communities, as viewed by public sector leaders. While relationships and trust are improving, more transparency and community engagement are still needed. The document advocates for the intelligent use of technology to provide operational efficiencies that free up time for public servants to focus on high-value community services and engagement. This combined approach of technology and community focus can help rectify current issues and further strengthen communities.
The document provides an overview of the Digital Marketplace Insights (DMI) 2014 report. Some key findings:
- DMI 2014 conducted interviews with leaders from over 100 organizations across multiple sectors to collect views on digital trends, as well as a consumer survey.
- There has been a significant shift towards customer-centricity, with 75% of organizations now having customer representation at board level and 50% using 4+ user experience techniques.
- The concept of a "digital ecosystem" is emerging, where the components of a digital strategy must be treated interdependently rather than as a hierarchy.
- Key areas covered in the report include technology, channels, customers, strategy, and culture. Innovation
The document outlines a Digital Canberra Action Plan for 2014-2018. The plan aims to promote Canberra as a leading digital city by focusing on five key areas: Smart City, Digital Economy, Connected Community, Open Government, and Digital Services. Some initiatives outlined in the plan include rolling out free public Wi-Fi, creating digital spaces in town centers, accelerating business engagement with digital technologies, expanding online learning opportunities, and using digital tools to engage citizens and improve government services. The overall goal is to improve lives through digital innovation and make Canberra a top digital city.
Using the Cloud to Attract, Engage & Retain Your CustomersWainhouse Research
The document discusses how companies can use digital engagement and cloud communications to attract, engage, and retain customers. It provides examples of how government, higher education, transportation, and healthcare organizations are using digital tools like messaging, video, location services, and analytics via the cloud to improve customer experiences. Overall the document promotes the idea that the evolving needs of today's digital customers require companies to adopt new cloud-based communications technologies and services to effectively engage with their diverse customer bases.
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This document discusses the challenges that businesses face in effectively marketing to customers and retaining them in today's digital landscape. It notes that identifying what customers want and better delivering it will be crucial to success, as competitors constantly try to win customers over. The document then outlines Software AG's experience in helping organizations transform digitally to better engage customers through solutions that leverage trends in social, mobile, cloud and big data. It highlights Gartner and Forrester rankings that recognize Software AG as a leader in several product categories.
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Digital Transformation has resulted in fundamental changes in how a business operates and the value they deliver to their customers.
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The Next Normal Digital Transformation In A Post-pandemic FutureSeta Wicaksana
Technology offers businesses across industries incredible potential to engage with people around the world at a moment’s notice. Prior to the pandemic, many organizations were just beginning to see the potential that many of these capabilities offered their businesses. However, when in-person meetings and work were limited in response to Covid-19, they quickly realized just how powerful technology can be. The pandemic helped to accelerate digital transformation and created a landscape that will continue to encourage innovation and technological adoption moving forward. As businesses begin to better understand the capabilities of these types of modern technology, they will also begin to understand the opportunities that lie before them, even after the pandemic is over.
Digital transformation is more necessary during this crisis, not less. But that doesn’t mean it will look the same as it did before the pandemic. Resources—both in terms of talent and money—will likely be constrained. Digital initiatives may need to be reprioritized based on relevance in the current environment. New problems and opportunities may come to light with greater urgency. For some businesses, the forces of disruption may be so great that the long-term strategic vision will need to be overhauled. And any digital transformation roadmap that does not deliver value at every increment will need to be reimagined. The key is continuing to experiment and innovate with digital solutions front and center. With the right approach, businesses can come out of the fray stronger, more agile, and more customer-centric than before. Foremost, digitisation is accelerating. To lead in the post-COVID-19 world.
There will be no “return to normal”. The coronavirus is permanently reshaping the way we live and work. Some of the behaviors developed in crisis—including wide-scale digital adoption—will outlast the pandemic, well after restrictions on activity are lifted. To stay competitive, organizations must respond to these behavioral changes and meet emerging customer demands. Savvy organizations will focus now on leveraging advanced analytics to extract insights from their customer data and continue internal and external data integration efforts to develop a more holistic view. Detecting those signals of change early will be crucial to optimizing the customer experience and redefining customer value propositions in line with evolving preferences and needs.
The document discusses various technologies including microprocessors, the global positioning system (GPS), mobile phones, automated teller machines (ATMs), microfinance, and the internet. It describes what each technology is, its history and development, and common uses. For example, it states that a microprocessor is an integrated circuit that can perform computer processing functions, GPS uses satellites to provide location data to receivers, and ATMs allow customers to access their bank accounts for transactions anytime.
This document discusses how businesses can take advantage of new technologies like superfast broadband, mobile, cloud computing, social media, and data analytics. It recommends that businesses understand these trends, adopt digital technologies, and run "bimodal" operations with both planned and agile components. The Get Up to Speed program provides support and training to help businesses in Devon and Somerset understand and exploit opportunities from superfast broadband.
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This presentation is a curated compilation of PowerPoint diagrams and templates designed to illustrate 20 different digital transformation frameworks and models. These frameworks are based on recent industry trends and best practices, ensuring that the content remains relevant and up-to-date.
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These materials are perfect for enhancing your business or classroom presentations, offering visual aids to supplement your insights. Please note that while comprehensive, these slides are intended as supplementary resources and may not be complete for standalone instructional purposes.
Frameworks/Models included:
Microsoft’s Digital Transformation Framework
McKinsey’s Ten Guiding Principles of Digital Transformation
Forrester’s Digital Transformation Framework
IDC’s Digital Transformation MaturityScape
MIT’s Digital Transformation Framework
Gartner’s Digital Transformation Framework
Accenture’s Digital Strategy & Enterprise Frameworks
Deloitte’s Digital Industrial Transformation Framework
Capgemini’s Digital Transformation Framework
PwC’s Digital Transformation Framework
Cisco’s Digital Transformation Framework
Cognizant’s Digital Transformation Framework
DXC Technology’s Digital Transformation Framework
The BCG Strategy Palette
McKinsey’s Digital Transformation Framework
Digital Transformation Compass
Four Levels of Digital Maturity
Design Thinking Framework
Business Model Canvas
Customer Journey Map
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2. • Anyone can use technology to have a
global, instantaneous impact
• This power shift fuels autonomy and
magnifies the influence of the individual
• Opinions can remain individual or drive
mass collaboration
• Smart organisations embrace this
When technology lets one person
change the world, organisations
need to respect and work with this
shift in power.
9. Safety in numbers?
• Individuals have the power to spark mass
collaboration or cause irreparable damage
to an organisation.
• Norfolk County Council Children‟s
Services department brought all its data
together on one, cloud-based system.
But they needed to ensure it was protected by
the highest levels of security, so they went to
BT. Paul Fisher, Assistant Director, Children‟s
Services (Business and Compliance) said:
“[The whole project was] achieved without
compromising data security. We know at a
technical level that the virtual data centre itself
is incredibly secure.”
Technology is making the world a more democratic place than ever before.In an instant a blog, tweet, or video clip can be seen by millions around the world, and can shift opinions. The power shift drives autonomy – self-service, self-diagnosis, control over when, where and how work is done. The individual now has the power to lead or contribute to mass collaboration.The same technology that’s given them this power is being used by smart organisations to reach out to the masses and interact with customers.The expectations of the individual are being put at the heart of their operations.
Economies are inter-dependent and, even if growth is unbalanced, the rise of one economy presents opportunities for others. The BRIC countries are on a steep curve of growth and as Jim O’Neil, chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management, said: “Unless we are seeing a major collapse of those economies, it’s a huge opportunity for investors.” And hard on the heels of the BRIC countries come the MIST countries of Mexico, Indonesia, South Korea and Turkey; in terms of GDP and fund holdings the MIST nations are already the biggest markets in Goldman Sachs’s N-11 Equity Fund and are out-performing the BRIC countries. These opportunities call for greater interaction, and the organisations that can facilitate international partnerships will be at the heart of that.
Success can ironically have its own pitfalls, and rapid growth can stretch the capabilities of organisations as they suddenly find themselves with a global outlook.Electronics manufacturer, Haier Group, found that rapid growth left it with a wide area network managed by a variety of service providers. Complexity, compatibility and instability all dogged the company as it expanded, and those problems were made worse by the pressure being put on it by its worldwide supply chain.Now with a simple, global network from BT, the group has seen significant improvements in the system, helping it enjoy its growth, and thrive in the unbalanced economy.
The Singapore Exchange (SGX) has an enterprise at the heart of east-west trade, and bridges the gap in the unbalanced economy.It connects investors in the West looking to capitalise on growth in the Far East, and to facilitate those connections, the exchange has invested in a managed connectivity service from BT between its Asian hub and customers in London and Chicago. It is the first Asian exchange with hubs in the US and Europe.Singapore Exchange is a great example of why the fact that growth is happening over there and not here is no reason for panic. Connectivity means opportunity is everywhere, and organisations and their customers can find each other anywhere. It’s technology that helps SGX offer a better customer experience -crucial to increasing customer stickiness; in the unbalanced economy organisations need to make sure all customer-facing activities are as streamlined and efficient as possible.
The Singapore Exchange (SGX) has an enterprise at the heart of east-west trade, and bridges the gap in the unbalanced economy.It connects investors in the West looking to capitalise on growth in the Far East, and to facilitate those connections, the exchange has invested in a managed connectivity service from BT between its Asian hub and customers in London and Chicago. It is the first Asian exchange with hubs in the US and Europe.Singapore Exchange is a great example of why the fact that growth is happening over there and not here is no reason for panic. Connectivity means opportunity is everywhere, and organisations and their customers can find each other anywhere. It’s technology that helps SGX offer a better customer experience -crucial to increasing customer stickiness; in the unbalanced economy organisations need to make sure all customer-facing activities are as streamlined and efficient as possible.
The Singapore Exchange (SGX) has an enterprise at the heart of east-west trade, and bridges the gap in the unbalanced economy.It connects investors in the West looking to capitalise on growth in the Far East, and to facilitate those connections, the exchange has invested in a managed connectivity service from BT between its Asian hub and customers in London and Chicago. It is the first Asian exchange with hubs in the US and Europe.Singapore Exchange is a great example of why the fact that growth is happening over there and not here is no reason for panic. Connectivity means opportunity is everywhere, and organisations and their customers can find each other anywhere. It’s technology that helps SGX offer a better customer experience -crucial to increasing customer stickiness; in the unbalanced economy organisations need to make sure all customer-facing activities are as streamlined and efficient as possible.
Financial restrictions have been a fantastic catalyst for the growth of cloud. Cloud services offer organisations the flexibility and adaptability to expand without risk or large investment in infrastructure. From data-centre services to cloud-based contact centres, cloud helps organisations get the most from their resources in the unbalanced economy.
Technology is making the world a more democratic place than ever before.In an instant a blog, tweet, or video clip can be seen by millions around the world, and can shift opinions. The power shift drives autonomy – self-service, self-diagnosis, control over when, where and how work is done. The individual now has the power to lead or contribute to mass collaboration.The same technology that’s given them this power is being used by smart organisations to reach out to the masses and interact with customers.The expectations of the individual are being put at the heart of their operations.