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PEOPLE FIRST:
Il Capitale Umano come motore
della trasformazione digitale
SAP Executive Summit 2016 – Workforce Engagement session
Accenture Technology Vision Evolution 2013–2016
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People First:
Primacy of
People in the
Digital Age
Every Business is a
Digital Business
2013
2015
2016
From Digitally
Disrupted to Digital
Disrupter
Digital Business
Era: Stretch
Your Boundaries
2014
Accenture Technology Vision Evolution: Identified Trends
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Digital Transformation
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SAP Executive Summit 2016
Workforce Engagement Session
More than just a technology shift – It’s about transforming business models
and how we engage
Lateral
Thinking,
Creativity
Adaptability,
Flexibility to
Change
Collaboration
Across
Boundaries
New and
fast moving
skills
New Corporate
Cultures + Liquid
Workforce
People First
Liquid Workforce:
Building the workforce
for today’s digital demands
Companies are investing in the tools
and technologies they need to keep
pace with constant change in the
digital era. But to achieve their
ambitious goals, leaders are
refocusing on an often overlooked
factor: the workforce. They are
looking at technology as not just a
disruptor, but also an enabler to
transform their people, projects, and
entire organizations into a highly
adaptable and change-ready
enterprise. In short, business leaders
are realizing their new, liquid,
workforce can become their new
competitive advantage.
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Liquid Workforce:
Abilities to succeed in digital
work
Executives report that “deep
expertise for the specialized task
at hand” was only the fifth most
important characteristic they
required for employees to
perform well in a digital work
environment. Other qualities
such as ’ability to quickly learn’
and ‘willingness to embrace
change’ ranked higher as the top
characteristics
Which of the following characteristics are critical for
employees to perform well in a digital work
environment?
16%
13%
10%
9%
10%
10%
10%
11%
9%
1%
40%
39%
34%
33%
32%
31%
30%
29%
29%
1%
Proficiency with digitaltechnologies
Ability to quickly learn new workrequirements
Ability to 'shift gears' or workdifferently with minimal notice
Ability to work in a virtual workenvironment
Deep expertise for thespecialized task at hand
Ability to multitask
Ability to work in teams
Willingness to embrace change
Ability to navigate mostcomputer apps
None of the aboveTop
Top Three
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Liquid Workforce:
Abilities to succeed in digital
work
Respondents estimated 50
percent of the jobs at their
organization has a digital
component today, increasing to
59 percent in three years.
72 percent of executives believe
that in three years the proportion
of workers in their organization
will shift towards more flexible,
multi-skilled employees
(Generalists)
Approximately what percentage of the jobs at your organization
will have a digital component in three years?
How your workforce mix will change in terms of skills?
29% 43% 17% 9% 3%
Significantly more flexible, multi-skilled employees (Generalists)
More flexible multi-skilled employees (Generalists)
The proportions will stay the same
More individuals with deep expertise (Specialists)
Significantly more individuals with deep expertise (Specialists)
+ 20%58,6%
72%
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Liquid Workforce:
Abilities to succeed in digital
work
88 percent of executives
report that, compared to
three years ago, training their
workforce has become more
important - 37 percent stating
it’s significantly more
important today
Compared to three years ago, how has the need for training
your workforce changed?
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37% 51% 11% 1%1%
Significantly more important Somewhat more important
Remained the same Somewhat less important
88%
Generational Demographics:
Millennials expectations and
technology innovation create
new opportunities for the HR
to engage and serve the
employees
75 %of the workforce
will be made of
Millennials by
2025. 15% are
already Managers.
89 %of Millennials
prefer to choose
when and where
to work rather
than being placed
in a 9-to-5
position
90 %of Millennials do
not plan to stay
with any given
employer for
more than five
years
80 %of Millennials
prefer on-the-
spot recognition
over formal review
80 %of the Millennials
sleep with their
phones next to
their beds
Only 29 %of Millennials find
work meetings
efficient
33 %of Millennials
want questions
answered in real
time
40 %of Millennials
think blogging
about workplace
issues is
acceptable
Millennials and Digital trends
Millennials expectations and technology innovation create new
opportunities for the HR to engage and serve the employees
Generational Demographics:
Work becomes more
collaborative.
A majority of respondents
(75 percent) believe a more
fluid and diverse workforce
will improve (vs. derail)
innovation
Do you believe a more “fluid” or transient workforce will:
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75%
25%
Improve innovation --for example by
introducing morediverse thinking and
individuals to theprocess
Derail innovation andforce organizations
to approachinnovation differently
Generational Demographics:
Blurring boundaries of the
organization
79 percent of executives agree
the workforce of the future will
be structured more by projects
than by job functions
81 percent of executives agree
people with a variety of skills,
capable to step onto multiple
roles will be valued most
Please indicate your agreement with each of the following
statements:
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34%
37%
34%
45%
44%
44%
18%
16%
19%
3%
3%
3%
1%
1%
1%
The workforce of the future willbe structured more by projects
than by job functions.
Workforce Chameleons', orpeople in the workforce who
have a variety of skills and canstep into multiple roles, will be
valued most in the workforce ofthe future.
Over the past few years, technology purchases have
secured organization’s capital investments at the expense of
human capital.
Strongly agree Agree Neither agree nor disagree Disagree Strongly disagree
79%
81%
Expanding Workforce
51% of survey respondents believe that digital technology has
expanded the number of individuals they work with outside of their
organization.1
Accessing Talent Faster
Upwork reports that they can get hiring managers the talent they need
in three days, compared to the months long traditional process.2
On The Job Tech
By 2019, it is expected that 17% of workers will only use mobile
devices to do their job.3
Trend 2: Liquid Workforce
Why Now - Presenting The Imperative
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Trend Progression
2016 Liquid
Workforce
2014
From Workforce
to Crowdsource
Workforce
Reimagined
2015
Intelligent
Enterprise
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1 “Technology’s Impact on Workers,” Pew Research Center, December 2014; 2 “Solution overview", Upwork, 2015; 3 “39 ways the American workforce is dramatically changing in 2015”, Business Insider, June 2015
Business Drivers of Constant Change
Increased Pace of Technology AdoptionThe expectations for businesses’ technology acumen is speeding up. For
example, the telephone took 39 years to reach 40% market penetration; it
took the smartphone 10 years.1
Misunderstood MillennialsOnly 12% of hiring managers expect that teamwork/co-workers is a top
priority for Millennials – while 39% of Millennials report it as their actual
priority. (Same with earnings potential: 75% expected vs. 44% actual).2
Changing NeedsBusiness Managers report “technical skills for the job at hand” as only the
7th most sought after quality when looking for new hires, behind qualities
like “willingness to work as part of a team” and “openness to new training.”3
Companies Are Investing In The Tools And Technologies They
Need To Keep Pace With Constant Change In The Digital Era
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1 "The Pace of Technology Adoption is Speeding Up,” Harvard Business Review, November 2013; 2 "The 2015 Millennial
Majority Workforce: Study Results,” RedBrick Research, October 2014; 3 Accenture Technology Vision 2016 Survey
Liquid Workforce: 100-Day Plan
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1. Perform a skills gap analysis. Have your HR organization review open
roles in your company and determine high priority roles that are remaining
unfilled due to difficulty finding appropriate talent.
2. Build a strategy for expanding your organization’s training capabilities.
Determine what investments in facilities, technology, or people will need to be
made to deliver training consistently and effectively across your workforce.
3. Create a new engagement strategy, keeping in mind what Millennials
demand from their employers. Develop a plan that will allow workers to
contribute to projects they are passionate about, move freely through the
organization, and find work that best suits native skills with digital technology.
4. Formalize your organization’s approach toward engaging with freelancers
and contractors. Create a clear distribution of work between long and short-
term employees that plays to the strengths of each and communicate this
framework with employees.
5. Pilot a new liquid project. Assign a ‘stretch’ project to one of your groups
and grant them the autonomy and dedicated resources that allow them to
accomplish their goal. Use this pilot as a foundation for developing a formal
liquid project strategy.
Liquid Workforce: 365-Day Plan
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1. Put your new training strategy to work. Pick one high-need skill and pilot a
new curriculum to train existing employees in that area. Use this initiative to
determine which combination of training sources (e.g. bootcamps, MOOCs,
personalized training) are the most effective strategies for your workers.
2. Build a plan to scale your liquid project practices across the organization. Learn
from the progress of your pilot group. What were their successes and where did
they find setbacks? Use this knowledge to build a plan that will allow you to push
this model across your organization.
3. To understand where your enterprise stands to benefit most from crowdsourcing,
commission three projects that each focus on a different area that the crowd is
well-suited to address. Use insights from these projects to sanction the use of
crowdsourcing for projects across the organization that will realize the
most benefit.
4. Integrate the use of analytics into your HR organization. Pair a team from HR
with your data scientists to derive new insights from your workforce that could
help with reviews, promotions, hiring, or other areas that need improvement.
Use these insights to strengthen talent retention and recruiting.
5. Introduce predictive analytics to one area of your people management strategy
(promotions or hiring for example). Use your team of data scientists and HR
professionals to develop a comprehensive plan for how predictive analytics
could enhance existing practices.
Trend 2: Liquid Workforce
Top 3 Examples from 2016 Tech Vision Report
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GE is taking a new approach toward their
organization that they are calling FastWorks,
derived from Lean startup principles. This
approach emphasizes working faster and
smarter with a larger focus on the customer. In
building this new approach to the organization,
one critical point was delivering more
autonomy to employees. Approvals for pivoting
and project changes were cut, dramatically
reducing turnaround time.
Results/Impact: Organizations piloting this
new approach (Appliances, Transportation)
were able to deliver results at half the cost,
twice the speed, and ultimately more than
double the normal sales rate. To extend the
impact GE now has 80 trained FastWorks
‘coaches’ they are distributing throughout the
organization. In one case, GE Transportation
was able to rapidly react to new EPA
regulations and build a new regulation-
compliant diesel engine for seafaring vessels
an expected two years ahead of competitors.
TAG Heuer, the luxury
watchmaker, has developed the first luxury
Android Wear smartwatch by orchestrating
a project involving multiple partners. TAG
Heuer teamed up with Chaotic Moon to
design and develop a fully integrated,
omnichannel experience, and integrated
with hardware partner Intel and software
partner Google to create a smartwatch
interface that respected the prestige and
quality of the TAG Heuer brand while
enhancing the power and flexibility of
Android Wear.
Results/Impact: The effort signifies a new
era of collaboration between Swiss
watchmakers and Silicon Valley, bringing
together each company’s respective
expertise in luxury watchmaking, software
and hardware.
Accenture employees
learn new skills on the job, and are
subsequently distributed to new projects
and relied on to teach their peers new
skills. Accenture has robust career
development with $800 Million 2015
Training Expenditure and with set of
employees dedicated to matching every
employee with the right jobs.
Results/Impact: In 2015, Accenture did
away with yearly performance review,
opting for a new model of on-going
feedback.
#TechVision2016
Liquid Workforce: Bold Predictions
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Corporate Education
Will Replace Some
Higher Education: Enterprises will create their
own alternative higher
education programs to
address gaps created by
slow moving education
systems
Rise of Digital
Reputation:
Internal review processes,
as well as resumes for job
hunters, will be replaced by
digital reputations driven
from online contributions as
the primary way to show
individual success and
effectiveness.
Fully Liquid Enterprise:
Within 10 years, we will see a
new Global 2000 company
with no full-time employees
outside of the C-suite.
Predictive Workforce:
Predictive Analytics will take
over routine elements of
human engagement related
decisions, including hiring,
job compatibility, and
promotions.
#TechVision2016
Business leaders are realizing a more liquid workforce
can become their new competitive advantage
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Tomorrow: Adaptable workforces organized
around projects, with embedded training.
Static workforces organized around specific
skills and functions
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