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Australia and The Fourth Industrial Revolution
Perth, 17th May 2016
Sally Parker,
Research Director
Data Driven Intelligence
Agenda
The Fourth Industrial Revolution
Third Platform Innovators
Digital Transformation
Australia in Perspective
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Themes at Davos in 2006
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Key Themes
Growth potential of India & China
Corruption & transparency
US deficit
Global Competitiveness Rankings
New Zealand #23
Australia #18
Themes at Davos in 2016
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“The 4th Industrial Revolution is the fusion of technologies
across physical, digital and biological worlds, creating entirely new
capabilities and having dramatic impacts on political, social and
economic systems” Klaus Schwab, WEF Founder and Executive Chairman
“As a society, we are
entering uncharted
territory” Marc Benioff, CEO Salesforce
“There has never been a
time of greater promise
or greater peril” Klaus Schwab, WEF Founder
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1st Platform
2nd Platform
-5.1%
12.7%
Pursuing DX
initiatives without a
cloud IT foundation
will be utterly
impossible
IDC’s Third Platform for Digital Transformation (DX)
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Internet of Things
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$1.46T
Global Asia Pacific
Cost of Sensors
Accessibility
>30B Devices
The value of the IoT
solution is proportional
to the speed & number
of times IoT data is
analysed
Vernon Turner, IDC
10x
Increase
in new applications
and new services
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Retail
Manufacturing
Healthcare
IoT is not a paintball
project - don’t create
standalone solutions -
look at IoT holistically
Vernon Turner, IDC
Cognitive Computing
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The Value of IoT is in the AoT (Analytics)
FSI
Healthcare
Automotive
Siri
Cortana
Watson
APIs
Ampsy
Chess
Master
Golf Pro
50% of development
teams will be using
deep learning and
artificial intelligence in
their solutions over the
next 3 years
IDC, 2016
Cognitive services will
become pervasive… the
challenge will be for
marketeers to re-
humanise the
interaction
Gerry Murray, IDC 2016
3D Printing
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Healthcare &
Dentistry
Cost
Propensity to
disrupt markets
Product
Lifecycle
Parts
Manufacturing
From “Need to order
that part”
to “Let me print that for
you”
Implications of 3D car
maintenance
What’s Next?
Augmented Reality & Robotics
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From cool technology to life changing aids
Consider the impact on
• Services industry
• Product design cycles
• Postal deliveries
• Surgery
Enterprise first focus
Scalability and Data Driven Intelligence are Key
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By 2020
organisations able to analyze all
relevant data & deliver actionable
information will achieve an extra
$430B in productivity benefits
over their less analytically
oriented peers
Dan Vesset, IDC
The Digital Divide is Widening
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Exponentials, Unicorns and
the App economy rise at the
expense of traditional ‘Brick
Mortar’ companies
Disruption is not a
destination
An Evolving Business Landscape
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75% of S&P 500 will be replaced by 2027
Who Am I?
“the world’s digital industrial
company, transforming Industry
with software-defined machines
and solutions that are connected,
responsive and predictive”
The Era of Digital Transformation (DX)
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DX is the continuous process by which enterprises adapt to or drive
disruptive changes in their customers and markets by
leveraging digital competencies to innovate
in the creation of new business models, products, and services
that seamlessly blend digital and physical,
and enhance business and customer experience
while improving operational efficiencies and organizational performance
Most organisations are Just Starting Their DX Journey
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Source: IDC, Digital Transformation Maturity Model Benchmark, 2015
DX presents the
opportunity to
redefine the
enterprise value
chain DX is a
technology
enabled, board
level initiative
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Australia on the World Stage
? Global Corruption Index (transparency.org)
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Australia on the World Stage
Global Corruption Index (transparency.org)
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Australia is a high wage economy.
Technology is a key enabler for remaining
competitive on the world stage
A Third of the TOP 20 market share leaders, in
most industries, will be significantly disrupted by
new competitors with new offerings, new business
models and new cost structures
Perceived Role of Technology
22
Source: IDC Asia/Pacific C-suite Barometer 2015
CSUITE 2016
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39%
Optimiser
26% Opportunist
18% Follower
13%
Creator
3%
Disruptor
2015 2016
3%
Optimiser
12% Opportunist
19% Follower
30%
Creator
36%
Disruptor
Source: IDC Asia/Pacific C-suite Barometer 2016
Technologies of Competitive Interest
Mobility
Cloud
Big data and analytics
Social media/business/marketing
Internet of Things (IoT)
Security/risk management/datagovernanceeCommerce
Robotics
3D printing
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Cloud
Mobility
BDA
Security
Source: IDC Asia/Pacific C-suite Barometer 2015 & 2016
CSUITE 2016
2015 2016
Cloud
BDA
Security &
Governance
What is the most important technology for your organization to
enhance its competitive positioning?
IT and Line of
Business agree
on the categories
but not the
prioritisation
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Australia: Top 5 CEO Challenges
What are the CEOs top business concerns, other than meeting financial goals?
1. Escalating
cost of
operation
2. New
Business
Models
3. Customer
buying
patterns
4. New
competitor
s
5. New Gov.
Regulation
2015
CSUITE 2015
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Australia: Top 5 CEO Challenges
What are the CEOs top business concerns, other than meeting financial goals?
1. Escalating
Cost of
Operation
2. New
Business
Models
3. Customer
Buying
Patterns
4. New
competitor
s
5. New Gov.
Regulation
2015
1. New
Business
Models
2. New Gov.
Regulation
3. Escalating
Cost of
Operations
4. Customer
Buying
Patterns
5. New
competitors
2016
CSUITE 2016
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Australia: Top 5 Business Priorities
In 2015 invest in R&D to Innovate for Competitive Leadership ranked 8th
2015
1. Operational
Efficiencies
2. Invest to
Increase
share of
wallet
3. Company
Wide Cost
Savings
4. Customer
Engagement
Initiatives
5. Market
Expansion
CSUITE 2015
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Australia: Top 5 Business Priorities
In 2016 invest in R&D to Innovate for Competitive Leadership ranked joint 6th
2015
2016
1. Operational
Efficiencies
2. Invest to
Increase
Share of
Wallet
3. Company
Wide Cost
Savings
4. Customer
Engagement
Initiatives
CSUITE 2016
1 Customer
Engagement
Initiatives
2 Operational
Efficiencies
3. External
Partners
4. Market
Expansion
5. Market
Expansion
5. Company
Wide Cost
Savings
1.
Move to an
aaS Model
(new)
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CSUITE 2016 Australia: Top 5 ICT Top 5 Priorities Q: What will be your organisations top ICT priorities in 2016-2017?
Source: IDC Asia/Pacific C-suite Barometer 2016
2.
Build a More
Secure IT
Environment
(up)
3.
Infrastructure
Optimisation
4.
Develop or
Enhance
Enterprise
Architecture
5.
Improved
Governance
(new)
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Organisations look to either the CIO/CTO
or the CEO as being responsible for DX
Business & IT agree that the 2016-2017 priorities
for DX in Australia are Marketing and Operations
CSUITE 2016
Examples of Digital Innovation in Australia
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$23B
business Cancer
Research Organisations
look increasingly to
Open innovation
but less to Crowd
Sourcing
Essential Guidance
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Ascertain where you are on your DX journey from a business and IT perspective
Cloud is the underlying platform for DX initiatives. Consider which cloud services are most relevant to your business
Security and data governance are boardroom discussions in a digital world - keep them front of mind early in DX planning
Integrate Innovation Accelerators into your plan with a focus on business solutions not technology