Unlock Your Organization Through Digital Transformation

Unlock Your Organization Through Digital Transformation

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  THROUGH DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION PR E S E N T E D B Y @ P E T E S E N A @ P E T E S E N A UNLOCK YOUR ORGANIZAT ION T HR OUG H D IGITA L TRANSFORMATION
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  DIGITAL SALES & MARKETING DIGITALPRODUCTS & CHANNELS DIGITAL BUSINESS MODELS DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION DEFINED 2X ROI 5-10X ROI 10X+ ROI v Unlocking the full growth potential of your business with digital strategies, channels and products.
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  THE PROOF ISALL AROUND US $20 BILLION 5 YEARS OLD $379 BILLION 22 YEARS OLD $126 BILLION 86 YEARS OLD $1 BILLION 5 YEARS OLD (ACQUIRED BY UNILEVER) $258 BILLION 124 YEARS OLD $593 BILLION 40 YEARS OLD $68 BILLION 7 YEARS OLD $1.2 BILLION 7 YEARS OLD
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  DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION UNLOCKS THE MAGIC 3 GREAT IDEA GREAT BUSINESS GREAT PRODUCT
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  IS YOUR BUSINESSDISRUPTING OR BEING DISRUPTED? NATIVE DIGITAL DISRUPTION High Low FREQUENCY OF PURCHASELow High TRANSACTION COMPLEXITY • Private Investments • Flooring • Mortgage • Recycling Services • Eye Glasses • Automobile • Mattresses • Employee Benefits • Travel • Music • Razors • Food
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  VERTICAL INTERMEDIARY DISRUPTOR PrivateInvestment Investment Banks Venovate Eyeglasses Retailer/ Optician Recycling services Waste Management Rubicom Global Floors Contractor Mattresses Retailer Automobile Dealer Mortgage Loan Originators Health Benefits Insurance Broker Hotels Travel Agent Music Record Labels Razors Drug Store Food Supermarket NATIVE DIGITAL DISRUPTION
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  BE THE DISRUPTOR NOT THE DISRUPTED
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  FUTURE PROOF YOUR BUSINESS
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  1. 2. 3.4. 5. DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION STARTS WITH THESE 5 CORE QUESTIONS ARE YOU DISRUPTING OR BEING DISRUPTED ON DIGITAL CHANNELS? HOW SENSATIONAL IS YOUR CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE? DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOUR CUSTOMERS ARE THINKING AND DOING? ARE YOU EVOLVING AS FAST AS YOUR CUSTOMERS AND COMPETITION? HOW CONTEXTUALLY- RELEVANT AND COMPELLING IS YOUR CONTENT?
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  DIGITAL GROWTH STRATEGY DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION BYTHE NUMBERS of manufacturers will start selling directly to their customers HUMAN-CENTERED DESIGN of marketers are prioritizing the customer experience as the focal point of the branding, design, and delivery of their products and services CUSTOMER INSIGHTS of CMOs believe better leveraging data and analytics will be a top organizational priority by 2020 AGILE DEVELOPMENT of marketers are trying to incorporate agile ways of working and marketing CONTENT DEVELOPMENT of CMOs agree they need to become publishers in order to support their growth programs 40% 89% 67% 89% 93%
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  In the 1990sand early 2000s, software companies tried to outdo their competitors by packing their products with as many features as possible, but this resulted in time- consuming, clunky user experiences — particularly in financial software. Mint Founder Aaron Patzer built a streamlined interface that evaluates a user’s bank statements and presents an easily-digestible breakdown of their budgets. By taking the pain out of financial planning, the company exceeded a million users within two years and was purchased by financial software giant Intuit. 1.5 MILLION CUSTOMERS acquired in 24 months PURCHASED BY INTUIT for 170 Million DESIGN DISRUPTION : FINANCIAL
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  REIMAGININGTHE PRIVATE BENEFITSMARKETPLACE Does any employee ever enjoy picking their benefits? Three ring binders, confusing jargon, endless options — it becomes impossible to understand what’s best for you and your family. Liazon acts an intermediary between insurance providers and employees to provide a more personalized, transparent, and navigable digital experience. The key is not to show the customer a bunch of choices, but the choice that’s best for them. Employers that use Liazon to deliver benefits have tripled employee engagement. 2x CUSTOMER SATISFACTION CUSTOMER ENGAGEMENT 3x INSIGHTS DISRUPTION : INSURANCE
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  DTC DISRUPTION :DTC CPG Razor blades aren’t cheap. And they’re behind lock and key in your local drugstore. Startup Dollar Shave Club disrupted an industry dominated by two titans with a direct-to-consumer, e-commerce business model that delivered blades for cheap right to the consumer’s doorstep. And they made shaving funny with a viral YouTube video that to date has over 24 million views. In 2016, industry giant Unilever bought the four-year old startup for 1 billion dollars. ACQUIRED BY UNILEVER for 1 Billion
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  DTC DISRUPTION :FASHION In 2006, Burberry was declining. Sales were tepid and the luxury brand was growing at a mere 2% per year. That year, new CEO Angela Arhendts began connecting with a digital demographic that reaches for their phone in moments of want or need. These targeted, personalized digital campaigns resulted in a Facebook presence that boasted more than 1 million followers; the largest for any luxury brand. By 2012, revenues doubled to 3 billion dollars. DIGITAL IS DRIVING 40% of projected sales growth
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  PEOPLE PROCESS PLATFORMS THEKEYS TO UNLOCKING DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
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  PEOPLE
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  REDEFINE THE ORGCHART vs Flexible Cross-Functional TeamsTraditional Top-Down Silos
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  New: Adaptive eLearningTools & ResourcesOld: Static Ways of Learning INSTILL KNOWLEDGE Stagnant Content, Unmeasurable Outcomes Adjustable Platforms, Quantifiable Results vs
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  BIG IDEAS COME FROM EVERYWHERE Walmartestablished @WalmartLabs, an “idea incubator,” as part of its expanding e- commerce division in Silicon Valley—far from the company’s headquarters in Arkansas. The group’s innovations, including a company- wide e-commerce platform, helped Walmart increase online revenue by 30%, actually outpacing Amazon’s rate of growth.
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  PROCESS
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  •Waterfall Project Management •Linear,Siloed Thinking •Annual Reviews PROCESS •Agile Project Management •Cross-Functional Thinking •360-Degree Peer Reviews REACTIVE ORGANIZATIONS PROACTIVE O RGANIZATION S [ R E S T R I C T I V E ] [ A D A P T I V E ]
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  WHAT DRIVES
 PEOPLE
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  PROCESS 01Purpose 02Autonomy 03Mastery The WHY Objectives& Key Results Access to Digital Learning & Development SHARED ORGANIZATIONAL VISON FREEDOM TO FAIL (AND SUCCEED) EMPOWER EXPLORATION
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  Eliminated annual reviews savingboth time and annual turnover. Created a “Connect + Develop” open-source program that taps external data to accelerate internal innovation. Saved approximately 80,000 hours of managers’ time 30% reduction in voluntary turnover 20 submissions every weekday or more than 4,000 a year Implemented company-wide workshops to eliminate unconscious bias and create a culture where it’s safe to express new ideas. Trained team members are 16% more likely to avoid negative outcomes stemming from bias
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  PLATFORMS
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  PLATFORMS EMAIL STATIC SPREADSHEETS FACEBOOK ATWORK SLACK REAL-TIME 
 ACTIONABLE INSIGHTS AND SHARED LEARNINGS
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  MORE CONNECTION, LESS EMAIL While thoseat the headquarters of the rapidly growing UK cosmetics company Lush were aligned, teams located on the other 5 continents that they operate reported frequent miscommunication. To increase transparency and eliminate disconnects, Lush implemented Slack. The workplace communication platform increased effective communication and transparency, but best of all, employees reported a 75% reduction in internal email use.
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  AT THE HEART OF DIGITAL DISRUPTION
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  AT THE HEART OF DIGITAL DISRUPTION
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  PLATFORMS MARKETING ANALYTICS STRATEGY STOP THINKING DIGITAL MARKETING
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  STOP THINKING DIGITAL STRATEGY PLATFORMS MARKETING ANALYTICS STRATEGY
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  PLATFORMS MARKETING ANALYTICS STRATEGY STOP THINKING DIGITAL ANALYTICS
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  PLATFORMS MARKETING ANALYTICS STRATEGY STOP THINKING DIGITAL PLATFORMS
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  PLATFORMS MARKETING ANALYTICS STRATEGY STOP THINKING DIGITAL NATIVES
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  IT’S ABOUT CONVERGENCEBringing peopleand technology together to create better experiences
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  DOING GOOD…ON DEMAND
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  ELIMINATING
 SILOS
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  WHERE YOUR IS CORETO EVERYTHING CUSTOMER
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  WHERE YOUR CUSTOMERIS CORETO EVERYTHING
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  HUMAN CENTERED DESIGN
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  F O CU S O N REDUCING FRICTION
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  YOUR TURN: COMBINE ONEFROM EACH COLUMN TO IMAGINE A NEW BUSINESS OR PLATFORM DTC DISRUPTION : DESCRIPTOR
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  3D Printing 5G Artificial intelligence AugmentedReality Autonomous Vehicles Drones Geolocation IoT (internet of things) Mobile Robotics SaaS Social The Cloud Streaming Media Virtual Reality Wireless Power Wearables TECHNOLOGIES Autonomy > Monotony Betterment Cashless Transactions Cord-cutting Crowdsourcing Gamification Hackers & Makers Love for Local Made for me Mission-driven Businesses Multi-sense experiences Multi-screening “One-tap” Products/ Services Status Tests The Sharing Economy Virtual Social TRENDSAUDIENCE Casual Gamers Entrepreneurs eSports Competitors Facebook Moms Fashionistas Grandparents Hipsters LOHAS Consumers Nostalgic Consumers Single Parents Sports fanatics Startup Founders Teachers Tech-evangelists The Disabled Time-starved Technophiles Vegans
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  DISCUSSION: WHAT WE CAME UPWITH DTC DISRUPTION : DESCRIPTOR
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  VOTING: PICK ONE VIABLE IDEA DTCDISRUPTION : DESCRIPTOR
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  P R OD U C T I N N O V AT I O N S U P P LY C H A I N CUSTOMER CENTRIC O R G D E S I G N E X P E R I E N C E M A R K E T I N G A N A L Y T I C S S O C I A L C R MD M P A D V E R T I S I N G
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  P R OD U C T I N N O V AT I O N S U P P LY C H A I N CUSTOMER CENTRIC O R G D E S I G N E X P E R I E N C E M A R K E T I N G A N A L Y T I C S S O C I A L C R MD M P A D V E R T I S I N G
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  BREWING 
 CONNECTED EXPERIENCES Seattle coffeegiant Starbucks first appointed a Chief Digital Officer, Adam Brotman, in 2009. Major digital strides in mobile, mobile payment, loyalty, social, and e-gifting have grown Brotman’s team to over 100 employees operating as larger cross-functional teams focused on digital goals and objectives. Wireless charging stations, an integration with social music platform Spotify, and a Starbucks for Life mobile-powered game promotion are all evidence of the coffee brand’s ability to provide valuable digital experiences for their customers.
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  F O CU S O N OUTCOMES OUTPUTS N O T
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  WRITE FIRST, BUILD LATER BeforeAmazon developers write a single line of code, they have to write the hypothetical product's press release and FAQ announcement. This forces software and engineers to fully understand not just the creative technology that will power the product or project, but what the value proposition is and how it will be marketed to the end user. If the press release isn’t compelling, the product won’t be either. HERE'S AN EXAMPLE OUTLINE FOR THE PRESS RELEASE: HEADING Name the product in a way the reader (i.e. your target customers) will understand. SUB-HEADING Describe who the market for the product is and what benefit they get. One sentence only underneath the title. SUMMARY Give a summary of the product and the benefit. Assume the reader will not read anything else so make this paragraph good. PROBLEM Describe the problem your product solves. SOLUTION Describe how your product elegantly solves the problem. QUOTE FROM YOU A quote from a spokesperson in your company. HOW TO GET STARTED Describe how easy it is to get started. CUSTOMER QUOTE Provide a quote from a hypothetical customer that describes how they experienced the benefit. CLOSING AND CALL TO ACTION Wrap it up and give pointers where the reader should go next.
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  DISCUSSION: WHAT WE CAME UPWITH DTC DISRUPTION : DESCRIPTOR
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  1. 2. 3.4. 5. DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION STARTS WITH THESE 5 CORE QUESTIONS ARE YOU DISRUPTING OR BEING DISRUPTED ON DIGITAL CHANNELS? HOW SENSATIONAL IS YOUR CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE? DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOUR CUSTOMERS ARE THINKING AND DOING? ARE YOU EVOLVING AS FAST AS YOUR CUSTOMERS AND COMPETITION? HOW CONTEXTUALLY- RELEVANT AND COMPELLING IS YOUR CONTENT?
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  GROWTH DEFINE OPPORTUNITIES & THREATS • Competitivedisruption • Technology trends • Emerging behaviors • Business models • Assets and capabilities • Market adjacencies • Profit drivers • Sources of competitive advantage • Behavior change • Touchpoints • Sentiment • Digital adoption • Unarticulated needs • Segmentation • Key points of failure, friction, and frustration • Identifiers • Touchpoints • Journey mapping • Emotion • Economics • Cost to sell • Key points of difference • Value story • Promise • Digital Sales & Marketing • Digital Channels • Digital Offerings • Business model Innovation • Roadmap • Go-to-Market Mix • Channel Development • Platform development • Value story • Offers • Message • Offerings • Experience • Promise INSIGHTS DIGITAL SURGEONS FRAMEWORK FOR DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION UNDERSTAND CUSTOMER BEHAVIOR ESTABLISH AN EXPERIENCE DESIGN POINT DEVELOP A STRATEGY/ ROADMAP MINIMALLY VIABLE PRODUCT ITERATE, OPTIMIZE, AND SCALE DESIGN
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  QUESTIONS ANSWERS OUTCOMES DRIVINGGROWTH WITH DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION FOR YOUR BUSINESS + =
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  WHEN BUSINESS MODELINNOVATION INTERSECTS WITH THE HEART OF THE CONSUMER DISRUPTION HAPPENS
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  THROUGH DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION PR E S E N T E D B Y @ P E T E S E N A