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The document provides an overview of China's largest tech companies, known as BATX (Baidu, Alibaba, Tencent, Xiaomi). It summarizes their business structures, including revenue sources, market capitalization, and key business units. It then analyzes how the BATX emerged due to the "Great Firewall of China" blocking major Western tech companies like Google and Facebook, and how the BATX have grown to inspire the West with their innovation approaches like business Darwinism and leveraging big data.
Check out our presentation on South by Southwest 2017 as we aim to bring you the breakdown of startups at the event. Get your dose of inspiration and innovation!
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Global Technology Trends & Top Ten Startup Hubs 2016Bernard Moon
The document discusses various technology, mobile, and investment trends in 2016. It provides statistics on topics such as global IT spending, smartphone shipments and market share, mobile data traffic, wearables shipments, and crowdfunding volumes. It also examines investment trends in areas like artificial intelligence, augmented/virtual reality, and early-stage deal sizes. Finally, it lists the top ten startup hubs in 2016 as Silicon Valley, New York, London, Berlin, Stockholm, Seoul, Tel Aviv, Beijing, Los Angeles, and Boston.
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Digital disruption is around us, many current market leaders across industries had not been exist yet 10 years ago, this phenomenon leaves 2 options for any business that what to system : TO DISTRUPT OR BE DISRUPTIVE
Either way, it is inevitable for companies to start building disruptive leaders who are able to do business not as usual in order to thrive current and future disruptive challenges.
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SparkLabs Group has been active in deep tech, or frontier tech, since our inception in 2013. We have invested in a broad definition of deep tech which includes blockchain, VR & AR, transportation, industrial IoT, artificial intelligence, health & wellness (sensor related, genomics, and advanced biotech technologies), and space. Under this definition, 25% of our overall portfolio (38 out of 155 companies across our investment entities) were deep tech investments.
The document provides an overview of China's largest tech companies, known as BATX (Baidu, Alibaba, Tencent, Xiaomi). It summarizes their business structures, including revenue sources, market capitalization, and key business units. It then analyzes how the BATX emerged due to the "Great Firewall of China" blocking major Western tech companies like Google and Facebook, and how the BATX have grown to inspire the West with their innovation approaches like business Darwinism and leveraging big data.
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The document discusses various technology, mobile, and investment trends in 2016. It provides statistics on topics such as global IT spending, smartphone shipments and market share, mobile data traffic, wearables shipments, and crowdfunding volumes. It also examines investment trends in areas like artificial intelligence, augmented/virtual reality, and early-stage deal sizes. Finally, it lists the top ten startup hubs in 2016 as Silicon Valley, New York, London, Berlin, Stockholm, Seoul, Tel Aviv, Beijing, Los Angeles, and Boston.
We have spent the last three months speaking with over 40 leading Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) companies in Europe and Israel to gain detailed insight and understanding of the development of the market and the future direction
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Digital disruption is around us, many current market leaders across industries had not been exist yet 10 years ago, this phenomenon leaves 2 options for any business that what to system : TO DISTRUPT OR BE DISRUPTIVE
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This episode of Vetica Digital Talk will evoke the questions on “How To Build Digital Disruptive Leaders” and provide the success stories for companies who are either digital-born or transformed to be digital.
SparkLabs Group Deep Tech Sector Overview 2017Bernard Moon
SparkLabs Group has been active in deep tech, or frontier tech, since our inception in 2013. We have invested in a broad definition of deep tech which includes blockchain, VR & AR, transportation, industrial IoT, artificial intelligence, health & wellness (sensor related, genomics, and advanced biotech technologies), and space. Under this definition, 25% of our overall portfolio (38 out of 155 companies across our investment entities) were deep tech investments.
Think Digital Transformation, Think Design Emi Kwon
The digital world thrives on inspiration and innovation, and creativity drives disruption, change and transformation. Digital Transformation without design, however, is like having a space shuttle that we don’t know how to use. This visual-storytelling explores the intersection between Digital Transformation and Design Thinking -- it will inform you about how to harness the power of Design Thinking to deliver your unique digital transformation by driving human-centric design.
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SparkLabs Global Ventures is a new seed-stage fund founded by entrepreneurs. We are a global fund that
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In this edition of the Digital Transformation Review, we examine how organizations can create sustainable and successful innovation strategy, drawing on our global panel of industry executives and academics.
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Which digital innovations should be on organizations' radar screens?
How should companies promote innovation and embed it into their culture?
What lessons can we draw from organizations that are stand-out innovators?
What is the role and impact of innovation centers, including the Capgemini Consulting-Altimeter Group report, "The Innovation Game: Why and How Businesses are Investing in Innovation Centers".
Innovation processes over the last 30 years.
What is changing fast now?
Exponential Tech
Ubiquitous Connectivity
Urbanization/Ageing
Digital Healthcare
How to prevent being disrupted?
What do you need to change?
Options for the new innovation set up
Impacts on the company/functions
A solution, e.g Bus Model to suit your company
Ideation/New Concepts/Portfolio generation
Team effectiveness, trust, productivity, results
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Global Rollout/Portfolio mgt
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Strategies for the Age of Digital Disruption #DTR7Capgemini
Since 2000, 52% of companies in the Fortune 500 have either gone bankrupt, been acquired or ceased to exist. These are challenging times for companies as the speed, volume and complexity of change intensify. Disruption can happen at any time, in any sector, and its effect on traditional organizations can be fundamental. This is why we chose to dedicate our seventh edition of the Digital Transformation Review to digital disruptions. How can organizations survive and thrive in the age of digital disruptions? We posed this very question to a panel of industry leaders, academics, startup founders, analysts and technology gurus from three different continents.
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Overview of SparkLabs Group (www.sparklabsgroup.com), a network of startup accelerators and venture capital funds across the globe. SparkLabs Global Ventures, a leading seed stage fund; SparkLabs Ventures, a localized early-stage fund (Series A & B) in South Korea; SparkChain Capital, early-stage investments in blockchain related startups.
SparkLabs accelerator network consists of SparkLabs Korea (Seoul), SparkLabs Beijing, SparkLabs IoT & Smart Cities (Songdo, South Korea), SparkLabs Taipei, SparkLabs Cyber + Blockchain (D.C., SparkLabs Energy (Oman), and Ping An Cloud Accelerator Powered by SparkLabs.
Our goal is to build each startup investment vehicle to be independently successful while still leveraging the synergies across each team, network and portfolio of companies.
Insights Success has shortlisted, “The 20 Most Admired Tech Companies to Watch 2018”, We introduce you to 20 such avant-garde companies which have adopted new and advanced techniques and are the frontiers of a new era of business.
Digital Transformation - Effects on the World of Work and EmployeesPeter Vogel
The world of work has undergone some massive changes as a result of the digital transformation. Cloud computing, mobile technologies, social networks, among many other trends, have and continue to transform our personal and professional lives.
What are the effects of this digital revolution on the world of work and on the employees? What do companies have to do in order to cope with this transformation?
Global Technology Trends & Top Ten Startup Hubs 2019Bernard Moon
Update report by SparkLabs Group (www.sparklabsgroup.com) that provides an overview of general technology trends, global venture capital trends, and startup trends around the world. Snapshots of the top 10 startup hubs in the world: Silicon Valley, NYC, London, Stockholm, Shanghai, Tel Aviv, Beijing, Seoul, Boston, and Los Angeles.
101 Digital Transformation Statistics (2016) Jake Hird
The document provides statistics related to digital transformation from various reports published in 2016. Some key findings include:
- Around 33-47% of companies have not fully embarked on digital transformation or do not have a comprehensive strategy.
- 50-55% of companies say developing new skills and changing culture are major challenges of digital transformation.
- Around 57-88% of companies cite that implementing new technologies such as cloud, mobile, and data analytics is critical to digital transformation efforts.
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The document discusses how digital transformation is impacting the beauty industry and L'Oreal's strategy. It highlights that digital is changing how consumers research and make purchases, with nearly half of sales now digitally influenced. L'Oreal sees digital as an opportunity to strengthen its brands, better support customers, increase sales through online channels, and power innovation through customer feedback. In response, L'Oreal's CEO named 2010 the "Digital Year" and the company is taking aggressive steps to capitalize on digital opportunities through its marketing, sales, research and other functions.
Unlock Your Organization Through Digital TransformationDigital Surgeons
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Digital Transformation
Design Thinking
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KEEP UP WITH THE PACE OF INNOVATION AND CONNECT!
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The French Chamber, in partnership with Agorize, is organising an Open Innovation Forum to enhance collaboration and experience-sharing between all key stakeholders in Hong Kong’s innovation ecosystem.
Think Digital Transformation, Think Design Emi Kwon
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#DTR8: The New Innovation Paradigm for the Digital Age: Faster, Cheaper and O...Capgemini
In this edition of the Digital Transformation Review, we examine how organizations can create sustainable and successful innovation strategy, drawing on our global panel of industry executives and academics.
We focus on four key themes:
Which digital innovations should be on organizations' radar screens?
How should companies promote innovation and embed it into their culture?
What lessons can we draw from organizations that are stand-out innovators?
What is the role and impact of innovation centers, including the Capgemini Consulting-Altimeter Group report, "The Innovation Game: Why and How Businesses are Investing in Innovation Centers".
Innovation processes over the last 30 years.
What is changing fast now?
Exponential Tech
Ubiquitous Connectivity
Urbanization/Ageing
Digital Healthcare
How to prevent being disrupted?
What do you need to change?
Options for the new innovation set up
Impacts on the company/functions
A solution, e.g Bus Model to suit your company
Ideation/New Concepts/Portfolio generation
Team effectiveness, trust, productivity, results
Transformation execution
Global Rollout/Portfolio mgt
Technology and Business Innovation in China: Presentation and Discussion at S...Mark Mueller-Eberstein
Technology and Business Innovation in China: Presentation and Discussion at Seattle University with the Graduate MBA students on opportunities and challenges for entrepreneurs, investors, organizations, education and society.
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Experiences from Beijing, Singapore, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Hangzhou, Suzhou, Hong Kong from TEDx speaker Professor Mark Mueller-Eberstein
Strategies for the Age of Digital Disruption #DTR7Capgemini
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Working with our global panel, we have built a detailed picture of the digital disruption phenomenon, probing the key questions that organizations need answers to:
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• Why are we seeing so many disruptions?
• How can organizations respond to disruption?
• What shape are these disruptions taking?
• Which startups are likely to emerge to disrupt sector value chains over the coming years?
We hope this edition of the Digital Transformation Review has helped increase understanding of the disruptive and challenging times we live in. Join the conversation on twitter #DTR7
Overview of SparkLabs Group (www.sparklabsgroup.com), a network of startup accelerators and venture capital funds across the globe. SparkLabs Global Ventures, a leading seed stage fund; SparkLabs Ventures, a localized early-stage fund (Series A & B) in South Korea; SparkChain Capital, early-stage investments in blockchain related startups.
SparkLabs accelerator network consists of SparkLabs Korea (Seoul), SparkLabs Beijing, SparkLabs IoT & Smart Cities (Songdo, South Korea), SparkLabs Taipei, SparkLabs Cyber + Blockchain (D.C., SparkLabs Energy (Oman), and Ping An Cloud Accelerator Powered by SparkLabs.
Our goal is to build each startup investment vehicle to be independently successful while still leveraging the synergies across each team, network and portfolio of companies.
Insights Success has shortlisted, “The 20 Most Admired Tech Companies to Watch 2018”, We introduce you to 20 such avant-garde companies which have adopted new and advanced techniques and are the frontiers of a new era of business.
Digital Transformation - Effects on the World of Work and EmployeesPeter Vogel
The world of work has undergone some massive changes as a result of the digital transformation. Cloud computing, mobile technologies, social networks, among many other trends, have and continue to transform our personal and professional lives.
What are the effects of this digital revolution on the world of work and on the employees? What do companies have to do in order to cope with this transformation?
Global Technology Trends & Top Ten Startup Hubs 2019Bernard Moon
Update report by SparkLabs Group (www.sparklabsgroup.com) that provides an overview of general technology trends, global venture capital trends, and startup trends around the world. Snapshots of the top 10 startup hubs in the world: Silicon Valley, NYC, London, Stockholm, Shanghai, Tel Aviv, Beijing, Seoul, Boston, and Los Angeles.
101 Digital Transformation Statistics (2016) Jake Hird
The document provides statistics related to digital transformation from various reports published in 2016. Some key findings include:
- Around 33-47% of companies have not fully embarked on digital transformation or do not have a comprehensive strategy.
- 50-55% of companies say developing new skills and changing culture are major challenges of digital transformation.
- Around 57-88% of companies cite that implementing new technologies such as cloud, mobile, and data analytics is critical to digital transformation efforts.
Digital transformation review no 1 capgemini consulting - digitaltransforma...Rick Bouter
The document discusses how digital transformation is impacting the beauty industry and L'Oreal's strategy. It highlights that digital is changing how consumers research and make purchases, with nearly half of sales now digitally influenced. L'Oreal sees digital as an opportunity to strengthen its brands, better support customers, increase sales through online channels, and power innovation through customer feedback. In response, L'Oreal's CEO named 2010 the "Digital Year" and the company is taking aggressive steps to capitalize on digital opportunities through its marketing, sales, research and other functions.
Unlock Your Organization Through Digital TransformationDigital Surgeons
Digital Transformation allows you to be disruptor, not the disrupted. See what you missed from our workshop at the Carnegie Mellon Engineering and Technology Innovation Management (ETIM) program’s 10th Anniversary Summit with senior leaders from academia and industry. Learn how to digitally optimize your business with principles of human-centered design that put the heart of the consumer at the center of business model innovation.
Digital Transformation
Design Thinking
Digital transformation review no 2 dtr - capgemini consulting - digitaltran...Rick Bouter
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The document announces an event called the Smart SMEs Innovation, Collaboration, Acceleration conference to be held on August 17-18, 2016 in Singapore. The event aims to help small and medium enterprises (SMEs) innovate, collaborate, and accelerate their businesses to cope with the changing global business landscape. The keynote will feature the Deputy Prime Minister of Singapore. The event will include sessions on international trade opportunities and challenges, partnering with the government, harnessing smart technology, digital transformation strategies, and workshops on leadership, retail innovation, and social media.
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The document summarizes an upcoming conference on the digital economy and e-commerce in Malaysia. The conference will explore how Malaysia can maximize its digital infrastructure and capitalize on opportunities in the digital economy. It will involve industry and policymakers in discussions on topics like public policies to support economic growth, challenges and opportunities around Malaysia's new Digital Free Zone, preparing the workforce for digital jobs, and best practices in e-commerce. The one-day conference organized by the Asian Strategy & Leadership Institute will include presentations from government and industry leaders.
The document discusses the growth of the start-up ecosystem in India. It states that the number of start-ups in India increased by 40% within a year and is expected to exceed 4,200 by the end of 2015. Total funding for Indian start-ups is estimated to reach $5 billion by the end of 2015. Start-ups are playing a major role in technological innovations in India through their flexibility in adopting new technologies like cloud, mobile, analytics and social media. The growth of the start-up ecosystem has been boosted by increased funding from investors and acquisitions. It is making India a global start-up hub and generating many employment opportunities.
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Governments and ministries around the world is looking for ways to accelerate national transformation. The answer is building and scaling Innovation Supercluster for large-scale national transformation.
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Robotics, Smart Home and Internet of Things rule... But where are the designers?
Again this year, a lot of robots, devices to make your home, car, pet (?) smart, but after seeing dozens of replicas and variations, I can't help to feel a bit disappointed by this top trend of the CES 2015 edition.
The design of most of these sexy automated things is nonexistant. Interfaces are clumsy and cluttered. Who has the time to check 50+ trigger for a smart home?. Robots are probably the worse, looking like they escaped a second range sci-fi movie. If we are to embed these technologies in our home, and we won’t be changing them too often, it has to be designed for users, not for nerds or for the sake of whatever alliance of partners is backing the whole thing.
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A first level of non-interoperability lies in the technology used to connect all the devices of the Smart Home. Z-Wave, Zigbee, Home Automation or Open Home are 4 different alliances which had booths and stand at the Consumer Electronic Show.
Each ecosystem has its own norms, startups, features, which are rarely compatible with the other alliances.
It makes zero sense from a user perspective, and likely not much more from the brands' either. These forced friendships do sometime list a lot of partners, but it's hard to see one work better than the other as there's no key difference.
The CES is for consumers, and few startups think of B2B
It’s half a surprise. As we work at Innovation is Everywhere with companies who are looking for startups to work with, we often face a complete lack of B2B culture (or even roadmap) with startups we meet and talk to.
The CES 2015 is no exception: most startups are not ready at all to deal with big B2B customers, which is really surprising. Selling to consumers is a traditional fantasy of startups, even though it’s a tough market, with high acquisition costs.
On the other hand, it takes as much time to get one B2B client, but it would then buy a lot more units of the technology sold. From smart locks to thermal cameras and even to smart mattresses, we rarely found anyone ready to test and try their product on, say, 20 hotels and see how to scale up from there.
Beyond the CES itself, Las Vegas is an amazing startup city
We took some time to visit the startup ecosystem of Las Vegas, well known since Zappos is headquartered there.
The document provides an overview of Nigeria's startup ecosystem, including:
- A brief history of Nigeria's insulated economy until recent decades and the roles of Nollywood and South African companies in opening it up.
- Social innovation is seen as more important than technology given issues with education, patents, and brain drain. The Co-Creation Hub was a key early player.
- Mobile West Africa is now a prominent tech conference gathering the community.
- Nigeria faces challenges of infrastructure, kleptocracy, and preparing for a population that could reach half a billion by 2050.
- The ecosystem has pros of a large growing market but cons of issues like corruption, lack of middle class, and over-
How come a fishing village can turn in 30 years into one of China's most innovative and productive city? Who are the people making Shenzhen something more than just a huge factory? What startups emerge from a city which mixes a lot of immigrants, an entrepreneurial mindset, and a fondness for shanzhai, China's creative piracy and geekery?
We've been attending the Shenzhen Maker Faire in April 2014, and were amazed by both the biggest exhibition of tinkerers and hardware geeks, and the quality of speakers in the conference.
We've also spend a day with the teams from HAXLR8R, a proeminent hardware startup accelerator based both in Shenzhen and San Francisco.
Follow our journey and discover how the startup scene of Shenzhen has been progressively built, what makes it different from Shanghai or Beijing, meet its key people and events, and do remember the name of this city as it's evolving into an epicenter of tech innovation, both for hardware startup and life sciences with BGI.
Maker cities in Asia, Middle-East, Europe and America, by Innovation is Every...Innovation is Everywhere
Cities are the future of mankind, with 60% of the world population expected to live there by 2030. In these cities, makers could be the key to innovation, as local agent with expertise and community power to change things. This is, in a nutshell, the basis of the Institute For The Future (IFTF) project MakerCities. While in Shenzhen for the Maker Faire, the team delighted us with a series of 11 short speeches from as many cities represented by one of their makers.
Of course, you can't expect Beirut to sound exactly the same than Kathmandu or Singapore, but still, it's pretty interesting to compare how all these tech activists are organizing their communities and try to hack the city for the better.
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If you want to know more about the project, just connect to MakerCities.net, designed as an open-source platform where you can also push content about how your own city is a maker city in its own way, small or big, arty or techy, as we suspect that makers, maybe more than the usual software engineer, is one of the keys to reactivate participation in political and local life with a meaning.
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In this presentation, we share the milestones of Malaysia as an innovation ecosystem, we identify their best practices (in particular the neat organization of the Global Entrepreneurship Summit in Kuala Lumpur) and assess their strengths and weaknesses.
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Reach us at: martin@innovationiseverywhere
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LEARNING FROM THE MOST INNOVATIVE ECOSYSTEMS IN ASIA: FOCUS ON SINGAPORE AND SHANGHAI AND HOW TO HELP YOU ORGANIZE A LEARNING EXPEDITION THERE?
1. How a LEX in Asia Can Help Accelerate Your Business Goals
Asia’s Laboratory of the Future
2. Who are we?
2
- Trends report on technology & new
behavior in Asia
- Startup sourcing for partnership or
M&A
- Benchmark of innovation strategies
(MNCs, local tech giants)
INNOVATION IS EVERYWHERE
- Inspiration for decision-makers
- Roadmap building for operational
teams
- Advisory Boards
LEARNING EXPEDITION ASIA
- Track startup proof-of-concepts
- Accelerate innovation projects with
your teams
MYSRM
> Our three brands are your guides in the transformation journey:
3. KEY QUESTIONS TO BE
ANSWERED
1.How has Asia leaped ahead of Silicon Valley?
1.Who are the key innovators in Asia?
1.How can a LEX deliver on your business
outcomes?
4. 4
- WeChat’s 8.08 billion
transactions at only Chinese
New Year in 2016 exceeded
PayPal’s full-year transactions in
2015 by 65%!
- Mobile payment platforms like
WeChatPay and AliPay capture
over 90% of China’s payment
market.
China’s WeChat beats
PayPal
- Over 90% of India’s population
have fingerprint and iris
recognition on the Aadhaar
database.
- Aadhaar is used in everything from
banking to government aid.
India’s Aadhaar has over 1
billion users
- 60% of the population in Muslim
majority countries like
Indonesia are under 30.
For comparison, just an estimated 11%
of the world’s population is under 30.
- Millennial Muslims are one of the
most plugged-in religious
communities.
Singapore-made MuslimPro
is World’s No.1 Muslim App
What You Must Know from Asia
5. 5
What You Must Know from Asia
INDIA
Wal-Mart buys Indian e-
commerce startup Flipkart for
US$16B.
SINGAPORE
Ride-hailing startup Grab
acquires Uber’s operations in
8 Southeast Asian countries
for less than US$100M
CHINA
Alibaba, one of China’s BATX
companies made US$25.3B in
sales on 11.11
JAPAN
Softbank launches US$100B
Vision Fund in 2017, the size of
the entire VC industry
INDONESIA
All-in-one Go-Jek raises
US$1.5B from Google, Tencent
and more.
6. China
India
Indonesia
Japan
South Korea
Singapore
Asia is Growing Faster
6
35% of global unicorns are
from Asia (2018)
Unicorns in China grew the most
significantly from 14% in 2014 to
27% today (in contrast, US unicorns
went from 61% globally to 49%
today).
35%
Source: CB Insights
8. Asia is more Tech-Savvy
8
with respectively 69% and 52% Fintech
adoption rate, compared to 33% in the US.
Source: EY 2017
China and India are leaders in
Fintech adoption
58% of South Korean bought something online via a phone
in the past month, compared to 36% in the US.
Source: We Are Social 2018
7 out of the 10 countries leaders in M-
commerce adoption are in Asia
9. Advanced Intermediate Emerging
9
Disruption comes from everywhere - there are many Silicon Valleys
INDIA
#FRUGAL INNOVATION
#BOP
VIETNAM
#TECHHUB
#OUTSOURCING
MALAYSIA
#IOT
#SMARTCITIES
THAILAND
#FOODTECH
#AGTECH
SINGAPORE
#CORPORATExSTARTUPS
#ECOSYSTEM
CHINA
#NEW RETAIL
#FINTECH
JAPAN
#ROBOTICS
#SILVER ECONOMY
PHILIPPINES
#SOCIALIMPACT
#GOVERNMENT
SOUTH KOREA
#R&D
#MOBILE
INDONESIA
#SHARINGECONOMY
#NEW ECONOMY
10. Where can you start discovering Asian innovation?
10
SINGAPORE
Asia’s corporate innovation hub
enables companies to advance
business transformation through :
- internal capability building
- external partnerships.
SHANGHAI
Asia’s gateway to China offers
businesses the opportunity to :
- identify new behaviours
- analyse emerging technologies
Recognising the varied opportunities available
across Asia, we decided to focus on two cities
that enable corporates to kickstart their
journey and achieve quick wins :
➔ Singapore
➔ Shanghai, China
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Your daily life on one platform :
- WeChat
- AliPay
- Meituan-Dianping
Super Apps
Data-driven customised experiences :
- Hema Xiansheng
- BingoBox
New Retail
AI for everything :
- Facial Recognition
- Machine Learning
- Natural Language Processing
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
KEY TRENDS TO SEE IN SHANGHAI China
12. 12
New Retail : Hema Xiansheng Supermarket
RETAIL / FMCG FOCUS
China
#O2O #TRACEABILITY
#FACIAL RECOGNITION #MOBILE
PAYMENTS
#HYPERLOCAL #LOGISTICS
#CUSTOMER FIRST #PERSONALISATION
13. 13
Fintech : Onchain, a Blockchain Startup
FINTECH FOCUS
China
#BLOCKCHAIN #PAAS
#ASSET DIGITALISATION #ECOSYSTEM
14. 14
- China’s strongest spending
power
- Idea Trendsetter
NEW YORK
OF THE EAST
- HQ for global companies
- Easier navigation than Beijing
& Shenzhen
FOREIGNER-
FRIENDLY
- Less than 2h by train to Hangzhou
(Alibaba HQ)
- Less than 3h by flight to Beijing,
Shenzhen (Tencent HQ) & Hong
Kong
HUB
FOR CHINA
BENEFITS OF A LEX IN SHANGHAI
Shanghai is :
China
15. 15
SINGAPORE’S INNOVATION EDGE : A STRONG ECOSYSTEM
Digitally Evolved Economy 20+ Corporate Innovation Labs
Home to Asia’s
Top 2 Universities 30+ Startup Accelerators
Singapore
17. 17
Corporate Innovation : Unilever LEVEL3
RETAIL / FMCG FOCUS
#OPEN INNOVATION #CORPORATE
PARTNERSHIPS
#ECOSYSTEM
Singapore
➔ 40+ startups in the space
➔ 5+ partners, e.g. WPP, MUFG Bank, Syngenta
➔ Works with Unilever’s 400+ brands
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Corporate Innovation & InsurTech : Axa Data Innovation Lab
CORPORATE INNOVATION / INSURTECH FOCUS
#DATA ANALYTICS #UX/UI #CUSTOMER FIRST #ECOMMERCE
Singapore
#NEW BUSINESS MODELS#PROOF-OF-CONCEPT
#R&D
➔ Customers gave AXA an average of 4.3 stars for their
online purchase experience.
➔ PoC generated an estimated S$1M (more than
€600,000)
19. 19
Smart Cities : CETRAN & Virtual Singapore
CORPORATE INNOVATION / INSURTECH FOCUS
#AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES #TESTBEDS #PUBLICxPRIVATE #DATA ANALYTICS
Singapore
#R&D
➔ Autonomous vehicle testbed
➔ Living Lab Approach
#DIGITALISATION
➔ 3D copy of Singapore
➔ Open technology for easy access via
internet
20. 20
Corporate Innovation & Fintech : VISA Innovation Center
CORPORATE INNOVATION / FINTECH FOCUS
#CUSTOMER JOURNEY
#IOT #NEW WAYS OF PAYMENTS
Singapore
#NEW BUSINESS MODELS#CORPORATE COLLABORATION
➔ Co-Creation Hackathons in less than 3 days
➔ 20-30 Proof-of-Concepts free-of-charge annually
21. 21
Real-life experimentation
➔ MAS Fintech Sandbox
➔ FoodInnovate Foodtech Sandbox
➔ Autonomous Vehicle testing sites
SANDBOX
LAB
Support to work together
➔ Best Universities
➔ Fortune500 Companies
➔ Collaborative Government
Agencies
ALL-IN-ONE
ECOSYSTEM
Jumpstart in the region
➔ Easy access to knowledge about
neighbours
➔ Localised accelerators
◆ e.g. muru-D, a Singapore-
based accelerator is backed
by Telstra - Australia’s
leading telco
MINIATURE
S.E.A
BENEFITS OF A LEX IN SINGAPORE
Singapore offers :
Singapore
23. “I recommend Innovation Is Everywhere for the excellent
Learning Expedition they delivered for our company in
Singapore, the relevance of the visits and the quality of their
facilitation on the ground”
Dominique Rémy
Deputy CEO of Natixis Insurance
CASE STUDY
Challenge
● What can enrich the strategic vision and innovation
roadmap to improve operational efficiency and customer
experience?
● Where are new business model opportunities for Natixis?
Methodology
● Visits with 20 startups and 4 accelerators as well as
sharing sessions with 5 innovation labs of other banks or
insurance players
Outcome
● 502 ideas generated on topics like culture, operational
efficiency and customer experience
● Awareness on critical digital capability (UX, use of data, AI,
blockchain…) and new ways of working (lean, POC…)
● Presentation of key learnings and actions to the Executive
Committee to get their support
24. “ The workshop went beyond our expectations.
The keynotes and speakers were very interesting,
the workshop / brainstorming was very good ”
Emilie Couton
Vice President Digital Marketing Asia Pacific at Accor
emilie.couton@accor.com
REFERENCES
Challenge
● How to get new ideas to drive more downloads and
increase engagement for AccorHotels’ flagship booking
app in APAC?
Methodology
● A benchmark of 20 best practices in app marketing in
APAC (including China / WeChat ecosystem)
● A one-day co-creation workshop with 4 startups
(gamification, social media, wechat, growth hacking)
Outcome
➔ Roadmap of 14 new projects selected by the teams and
follow-up session 6 months later to assess impact
➔ +15% downloads YoY for AccorHotels booking app in
APAC
25. “ Martin's work (and its team's) on our Learning Expedition in
Singapore was really great. It offers us a 100% personalized experience
with an interesting approach, a deep knowledge of the ecosystem and
its players and lots of positive energy. We'll definitely work together
again! ”
Julien Guillaume
Open Innovation Manager, VINCI Energies
julien.guillaume@vinci-energies.com
Challenge
● How can VINCI Energies address the energy transition
disruption?
● How can the energy industry undergo digital
transformation?
Methodology
● Planning of a 4-day LEX with more than 20 meetings with
companies such as Singapore Power and VISA
Outcome
➔ Decision to invest in a specific industry
➔ Use of Singapore as a test-bed for their innovation
processes
CASE STUDY
26. “very efficient methodology to organize relevant meetings with
different departments of AXA”
Frank Desvignes
CEO AXA Lab Shanghai
Challenge
● How to understand the startup scene in China?
● How can AXA identify technologies that help to develop
disruptive business models?
Methodology
● 2-day LEX at CES, meeting with Chinese tech giants and
tech startups
Outcome
➔ Identification of potential partnerships
CASE STUDY
27. “ Innovation is Everywhere managed to organise this
Learning Expedition on a key topic, in a short time. They
delivered ”
Connie Ang
General Manager, Danone Dumex Malaysia
connie.ang@danone.com
Challenge
● How to help the Danone Dumex CoDir stay relevant in a
VUCA world and practice unfuckwithability in China, the
most challenging business ecosystem?
Methodology
● 2-day LEX with 4 visits (HTC Vive, Tencent, China
Youthology, F&B Accelerator) + debriefing & commitment
taking workshop
Outcome
➔ Knowledge of key technology trends (VR, Big Data/AI)
➔ Prioritization of digital and innovation topic to address the
following year by CoDir
FMCG /
RETAIL
CASE STUDY
28. Challenge
● Understanding how Shenzhen prototypes in 6 weeks vs.
Silicon Valley’s 6 months for Korian’s management team
Methodology
● 4-day LEX with visits of Sanofi, Parrot, HAX,
SeeedStudio, Open Innovation Lab Shenzhen, WeChat,
and debriefing workshop
Outcome
➔ Identification of prototyping partners for one client in
healthcare to build a connected ward as a test
CASE STUDY
“ I was quite happy. We achieved both our objectives, look at
new innovations and assess new needs, as well as find
people who could help us develop and prototype ”
Nathalie Lunqvist
General Manager at Korian Germany
29. “Innovation Is Everywhere is very customer oriented and
provide a very high level workshop that have a strong and
deep impact for teams”
Jean-Christophe Galland
Innovation Lab Director
Challenge
● Leveraging digital to improve operational efficiency in
Solvay’s innovation lab
Methodology
● 1-day of visits, a half-day of keynotes and a 1-day workshop
for 40 innovation lab employees
Outcome
➔ Awareness of new methodologies at work (Lean Startup,
Design Thinking, Agile)
➔ Connections with new disruptive providers
CASE STUDY
30. 30
- Understand Opportunities
- Overcome Challenges
A-HA! MOMENT FOR
YOUR TEAMS
- Plan for the Future
- Take Action Today
ROADMAP
2020
- Mergers & Acquisitions
- Vendors & Partners
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
Business Outcomes of the LEX
31. 31
- Open Discussions
- Fresh Ideas
- Prototyping
EXPERIENTIAL VISITS
& MEETINGS
- Business-Driven Focus
- Efficient Agenda
TAILORED
PROGRAM
- Shared Insights
- Outcome-Driven
Workshops & Reflections
- Fostering of New Ideas &
Thinking
STRATEGIC
FACILITATION
- Air-conditioned Buses
- VIP Dinners
- Cultural Experiences
ALL-IN-ONE
PACKAGE
How does a Learning Expedition work?
32. 32
NEXT STEPS
What can LEA do for you?
CHAT LEARN VISIT
LEARNING EXPEDITION
Come to Asia to see for yourself
the opportunities on offer that
enable accelerate business
transformation.
INNOVATION MONITORING
Engage with our reports and
research to keep an eye on the
changes happening and analyse
the impacts for your business.
SHARING SESSIONS
We have 6 half-hour slots available
for you to speak with us and learn
more.
33. KEY QUESTIONS
ANSWERED
1.How has Asia leaped ahead of Silicon Valley?
a. Growth
b. Funding
c. Tech-Savviness
1.Who are the key innovators in Asia?
a. Shanghai
b. Singapore
1.How can a LEX deliver on your business
outcomes?
a. A-Ha! Moment for Your Teams
b. Roadmap 2020
c. Business Opportunities