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World Class Digital Transformation 2016 COMMUNICATIONS EDITION #wcdgtc
XPOSTCologne
Target GroupManaging Directors and Decision Makers from:
Change Management, Digital Leadership, Corporate
Culture, Employee Engagement, Digital Learning.
Key Topics
• Social and Digital Learning
• Engaging Employees
• Culture Transformation
• Digital Team Leaders
Target GroupManaging Directors and Decision Makers from:
IT, Social and Mobile Collaboration, Digital Workplace,
IT Security, Knowledge Management, Internal Com-
munications, Intranet.
Key Topics
• Social Collaboration and Intranet Strategies
• Increase in Productivity of Employees
• Mobile Digital Workplace
• Knowledge Management
Target GroupManaging Directors and Decision Makers from:
Social Media, Customer Service, Shared Services
Center, Customer Engagement, Digital Sales, Mar-
keting, External Communications, Business Develop-
ment, Strategy.
Key Topics
• Customer Expectations in the Digital Age
• Cross Channel Customer Service
• Digital Marketing Strategies in B2C and B2B
• Content Marketing and CRM Analytics
World Class Digital Transformation 2016COMMUNICATIONS EDITIONThree Conference Streams with more than 50 Presentations and Interactive Round-Table Discussions
Contributors
Combining Social and Digital Learning: A Blended Approach
• Revisiting Sika’s existing e-learning and
e-training structure in order to facilitate the
training needed
• New tools that could elevate the organization’s
knowledge level
• How can a traditional learning management
system be integrated in our new Social Intranet?
Christian FreyHead of Digital Learning & New Technologies
Switzerland
The Increasing Importance of Data and Analytics for Effective Customer
Engagement and Experience
• Examining how you can keep the customer in
mind when undergoing customer-centric digital
transformation: External as well as internal
• Keeping your customer at front of mind
during your digital transformation programme
to progress towards a customer-centric
organisation
• Managing the shift in the culture of your
organisation and positioning customer centricity
as part of your organisation’s DNA
André GuyerHead Digital Transformation
Switzerland
10:00
09:00 Introduction by the Chair & manetch
• Artificial Intelligence is gaining more and more power throughout the internet
• Chatbots are overtaking social media platforms like Facebook
• There is a huge potential for advanced use of this technology
• Companies which are using social media as a service channel can hugely benefit and save time and costs.
The Bots Are Coming – The Next Step in Social Media Engagement Thomas WildeChief Executive Officer
Germany
09:15 Keynote Presentation in the InterAct Hall
DAY 1
Digitization – Driving Collaboration to a new Level?!
• Discussion of “Digitization” is by nature a very
technology-centric one
• A closer look behind the scenes of digitalization
reveals how important the people - to be precise
their connection and collaboration - are for the
success of any digitization effort
• Will digitization drive a new level of human
collaboration?
Oliver BlüherCountry Manager DACH & Nordics
Germany
The Human Part of Digital Readiness: Learning Management
4.0
• Der Wandel vom Lernsystem zum Kernsystem
in der Digitalisierung
• Drei Dimensionen von Learning Management
4.0:
1. Inhaltliche Sichtweise
2. Die Sicht auf das System
3. Betriebswirtschaftliche Sichtweise
Götz PiwingerChief Digital Officer
Germany
Was sind die wesentlichen Erfolgsfaktoren, um ihre Kunden
konsequent in den Mittelpunkt zu stellen?
• 1. Erfolgsfaktor: Daten in Echtzeit analysieren
• 2. Erfolgsfaktor: Relevante Informationen
bereitstellen
• 3. Erfolgsfaktor: Keine Produkte, sondern
Erlebnisse anbieten
• 4. Erfolgsfaktor: Kunden das eigene Geschäft
bestimmen lassen
Boris BohnNiederlassungsleiter Frankfurt am Main
Germany
How to Connect Mobile Devices to Your Existing Infrastructure
and Boost Mobile Productivity for Internals as well as Externals
• A native approach for mobility
• Achieving user acceptance
• Mobile productivity on all devices
Yasemin ÜnalmisAccount Manager
Germany
DAY 110:45
Digital Transformation – ACombination of Technology and
Culture
• Innovation does not equal perfection
• What we can learn from start ups, being a start
up
• How to integrate technology and new digital
culture @ Google
Klaus-Peter FettHead of Innovation & Collaboration Google for Work
Germany
Keine Angst vor YouTube! Best Practices im Video-Marketing
• YouTube und YouTuber bieten enorme Chancen,
Unternehmensgeschichten dauerhaft anders
und für neue Zielgruppen zu erzählen
• Einblicke, wie der WWF Deutschland mit dem
Phänomen YouTube und Influencer Erfolg hat
• Risiken und (internen) Hürden, die es zu
bedenken gilt
Astrid DeilmannDirector Digital Communication
Germany
DAY 1
Coffee break with networking
11:30
12:00
Are You Ready for the Mobile Intranet?
• How do we deliver a mobile first approach when
our organisation’s systems aren’t ready?
• How can we deliver real benefits on a mobile?
• What are the key considerations?
Susan QuainSenior Internal Digital Channels Manager
United Kingdom
DAY 112:45
Based on your profile, we personalize round-table discussions. You’ll benchmark against peers, gain insights, and vali-date your strategies to move your company forward. Possible topics include:
11 - How Do You Digitize Management Communications? – Approaches and ToolsMathias Kreutzmann, Head of Board and Executive Communications, Germany
12 - How Can You Make Your Mobile Intranet Successful?Susan Quain, Senior Internal Digital Channels Manager, United Kingdom
14 - Mobile Communication – Wie können Apps Vertrieb und Kommunikation sinnvoll ergänzenLars Kosman, Consultant, Germany
15 - Digitale Transformation – Nicht das Warum ist entscheidend, sondern das Wie!Michael Freund, Director Sales, Germany
16 - Online Marketing: Datenschutz ist (k)eine Spaßbremse!?Kathrin Schürmann, Rechtsanwältin und Partnerin, Germany
17 - Digital Learning and Social Intranet: How Do You Bring Them Together?Christian Frey, Head of Digital Learning & New Technologies, Switzerland
18 - Digital Transformation – How Do You Combine Technology and Culture?Head of Innovation & Collaboration Google for Work, Germany
Developing a Culture of Engagement
• Three critical themes to developing a culture of
engagement:
1. The power of purpose
2. The value of values
3. It’s all life!
Lawler KangChief People Officer
United States of America
DAY 1
Lunch with networking
13:30
15:00
Digital Customer Experience – Notwendiges Übel oder Baustein für
zukünftiges Wachstum?
• Vielfältige Herausforderungen durch Märkte,
Kunden und Wettbewerber
• Aufgrund zunehmender “Connectivity” und
“Digitalisierung” werden Dienstleistungen,
Services & Produkte noch erlebbarer &
vernetzter
• Entscheidend ist, welcher Kanal dem Kunden
gerade passt
Claus HammerAward-Winning Online Platforms & Content Expert
Germany
User Experience (UX) Matters – How to Increase Users’ Satisfaction
• Applying User Centered Design in the whole
project and to all the aspects of the Group
Intranet
• Involving more than 4500 people in the different
waves of testing
• Applying almost all the recognized methods for
interacting with the end users and stakeholders
of all types
• Massively increasing overall users’ satisfaction
Luca Di BariSenior Internal Communication Manager
Italy
Die Customer Experience beginnt im Unternehmen – Wenn Mitarbeiter zu
internen Kunden werden
• Owned Media als Erfolgsfaktor für die
Kommunikation
• Das Unternehmen als Content Manager
• Der Weg zum Communication Room
• Integration und Konsolidierung von Plattformen
• Influencer Marketing anstelle von
Gießkannenprinzip
Nadine StutzSenior Consultant Digital Strategy & Social Media
Switzerland
Informieren, motivieren und führen - Change Kommunikation
• Erklärvideos, Games und Online-Kursen als
Kommunikations-Tool
• Change Kommunikation effektiv und interaktiv
mit Erklärfilmen, Online-Kursen und Games
gestalten
Oliver GadowHead of Sales & Marketing
Germany
Digital Employee Engagement as Prerequisite for a Positive
Collaboration Experience
• Status quo of internal social media acceptance
in different company sizes and industries
• Reasons for failure and success of collaboration
within Enterprise Social Networks (ESN)
• Recommendations based on the 2016 survey
Prof. Dr. Holger SievertHead of Communication Management Competence
Center
Germany
DAY 115:45
Change Leadership – Five Steps to Delivering Change Effectively
• Practical examples of the 5 steps:
1. Create a compelling vision
2. Communicate and provide context
3. Capture hearts and minds
4. Collaborate and create change champions
5. Create a culture that encourages curiosity
and continuous improvement
Steph OertonDirector Leadership Culture Engagement
United Kingdom
Digital Transformation for Customer Experience
• Orientating the entire company and its
processes towards customers
• Making IT and technology customer-centric:
External as well as internal
• Using digitalization to achieve these goals via
automation as well as disruption
Shivaji DasguptaSenior Management, Digital Innovation
Germany
DAY 116:30
Coffee break with networking
17:00
Digitale Transformation – eine Chance für HR?
• Wo will sich HR in dieser fortschreitenden
Digitalisierung platzieren?
• Wie sieht eine Roadmap oder Strategie im
Zusammenhang mit der Digitalisierung aus?
• Wie sieht Change Management in diesem
Zusammenhang aus?
René WalzHead Process and Tool Management
Switzerland
DAY 117:45
Based on your profile, we personalize round-table discussions. You’ll benchmark against peers, gain insights, and vali-date your strategies to move your company forward. Possible topics include:
Keynote Presentation and Evening Reception in the InterAct Hall18:30
• Clarifying and unifying the digital vision
• Transformation or disruption – How much we should eye the Silicon Valley
• Accepting the future of change
Digital Transformation - Learning from the Digital Leaders Oliver BlueherCountry Manager DACH & Nordics
Germany
21 - How Do You Optimize User Experience in Internal Communications and Platforms?Luca Di Bari, Senior Internal Communication Manager, Italy
22 - New Work Concepts: How Do You Manage the Change of the Workplace?Hugo Lombriser, Project Leader New Workplaces, Switzerland
25 - What are the Best Practices for Digital Content Marketing in Brand Communications?Davide Scialpi, Global Brand Managing Director, United Kingdom
26 - How Do You Maximize Budget Allocation of Customer Attribution and Profit?Claus Welther, Director Online-Marketing & E-Commerce, Germany
27 - What can We Learn from Trust and Change Communication in Enterprise Social Networks?Prof. Dr. Holger Sievert, Head of Communication Management Competence Center, Germany
28 - How Do You Lead Change?Steph Oerton, Director Leadership Culture Engagement, United Kingdom
29 - How Do You Create an Engagement Culture?Lawler Kang, Chief People Officer, United States of America
More Time with the Customer – Mobilizing & Digitalizing the
Salesforce
• How VAASAN is delivering better interactive
B2B customer experience by providing a
modern purposeful toolkit for the salesforce
• Encompassing mobile devices, cloud based
CRM with branded apps, enterprise social
media, digital product catalogs and analytics
Jonas HagnerICT Director
Finland
Internal Communication Channels in 2016 – a Formula for Success
• In 2016, is it easy to rely on purely digital
channel solutions to help you engage with your
colleagues?
• The true skill is about striking the right balance
for your audience
• This session will outline a simple but effective
formula to engage the masses without relying
100% on tech
Gordon Dowall-PotterGroup Head of Internal Communications
United Kingdom
DAY 2
09:15
• Designing for humans and all their irrational behaviours
• Look for inspiration in weird and wonderful places
• Should you buy, build, customize or partner your way to digital platform nirvana?
How to Create a Digital Strategy which Engages the Young, the Indifferent and Those who quite Like You already
Mark ListerChief Digital Officer
Germany
08:30 Keynote Presentation in the InterAct Hall
Den Erwartungen der Mitarbeiter gerecht werden: Richtig
digitalisieren!
• Digitale Transformation bei einem Consumer
Goods-Mittelständler
• Erwartungshaltung und Erwartungsdruck der
Mitarbeiter
• Herausforderungen für den Einsatz von neuen
Systemen und Technologien
Sylvia BeiderHead of Marketing
Germany
Wandel in der Arbeitskultur: Change Management als aktiver Teil eines
neuen Arbeitsplatzkonzeptes
• Warum ein neues Arbeitsplatzkonzept?
• Presse und Kommentare nach Inbetriebnahme
• Change Management-Prozess
• Erfolge, Misserfolge und Lessons Learned
Hugo LombriserProject Leader New Workplaces
Switzerland
DAY 210:00
Digital Transformation: Digital Content Marketing Best Practices in
the New Brand Communication
• New digital landscape and new Branding
• The rise of advocacy marketing to increase
Brand Image and Reputation
• Think and act like a media company: Effective
Digital Content Marketing best practices in
the employer brand and corporate brand
communication
Davide ScialpiGlobal Brand Managing Director
United Kingdom
Datenschutz und vertragsrechtliche Herausforderungen bei IT-Leistungen
im HR-Bereich
• Woran ist beim Einsatz von Cloud- und SaaS-
Lösungen im HR-Bereich zu denken?
• Passen Beschäftigtendatenschutz und Big Data
zusammen?
• Welche Anforderungen bestehen für interne
Unternehmens-Apps für Mitarbeiter?
• Was ist bei der Einführung von Bring Your
Own Device hinsichtlich Datenschutz und IT-
Sicherheit zu beachten?
André SchmidtLawyer
Germany
DAY 2
Coffee break with networking
10:45
11:15
Visualising the Future IKEA Workplace
• Description of how we at IKEA will visualise how
the future workplace will be
1. By describing the trends (outside – in)
2. The business capabilities for a workplace
3. The capability criteria
4. The maturity matrix
George MuirProcess Developer
Sweden
M&A Integration – Practical Ways to Make the Complex Simple
• Lessons learnt on three acquisition and
integration fundamentals:
1. Branding
2. Culture
3. Communications
Suzy CrossCorporate Communications and Change Lead
United Kingdom
Interne Veränderungen der Strukturen um extern erfolgreich zu
sein
• Herausforderungen für bestehende EVUs
bedingt durch neue Bedürfnisse der Kunden
• Regionalität und Kundenloyalität nutzen
• Neue Vertriebswege, Digitalisierung und
Customer Journey
Christian AmmerGeneral Manager Sales
Austria
DAY 212:00
Based on your profile, we personalize round-table discussions. You’ll benchmark against peers, gain insights, and vali-date your strategies to move your company forward. Possible topics include:
31 - Where Do You Start a Digital Transformation and How Do You Know You Are Doing it Right?Mark Lister, Chief Digital Officer, Germany
32 - What are the Best Practices for Improving Internal Communications Channels?Gordon Dowall-Potter, Group Head of Internal Communications, United Kingdom
33 - Content, Collaboration & Generation X-Y-Z: How Does The Digital Workplace of the Future Look Like?Rainer Knasat, Principal Solution Consultant, Austria
34 - Content Marketing – Buzz Word oder Erfolgsgarant? Worauf es ankommt, um mit Inhalten die richtigen Zielgruppen zu erreichenIris Heilmann, Chief Digital Officer, Germany
35 - How Do You Combine All Communications Channels in Digital Transformation?Ralf Dingeldein, Managing Director, Germany
36 - What Are the Social Content Management Best Practices?Ramin Movahed, Sales & Marketing Manager - Germany South West, Germany
37 - How Do You Implement Worldwide Transformation through Digital Environments?Zaida Brazón, Development and Culture Projects Leader, Spain
38 - What are the Dos and Don’ts of Managing Change?Suzy Cross, Corporate Communications and Change Lead, United Kingdom
Verkaufsförderung durch zielgerichtetes B2B Influencer
Marketing
• Unsere Mission: KALDEWEI - Worldwide
partner for iconic bathroom solutions shaped
from superior steel enamel
• Unsere Herausforderung: Partner werden mit
dem Anspruch “easy to do business with”
• Vorstellung der digitalen Touchpoints und
Customer Journey bei KALDEWEI
Jerome Stirmann & Verena GärtnerOnline Marketing Expert & Team Lead Sales
Promotion
Germany
Natural Born Advocates: People Have the Power
• How employees got the internal buy-in and co-
designed the Employee Advocacy Program with
the relevant internal stakeholders
• Select, train, engage, support and acknowledge
colleagues’ contribution to the project
• Providing content to the advocates and how the
company empowers them
• Results and brand awareness
Marco ReSenior Internal & Online Communication Manager
Italy
DAY 2
Lunch with networking
12:45
14:15
Dialog statt Propaganda: Neue alte Formate der internen
Kommunikation
• Erneuerung der internen Kommunikation:
Dialogformate sind gefragt
• Digitale Aufrüstung innerhalb der
internen Kommunikation bei gleichzeitiger
Rückbesinnung auf althergebrachte Instrumente
• Dialog bei der KfW in persönlichen
Gesprächsformaten, virtuellen Videoformaten
und Großveranstaltungen
Christian ChuaDialog and Communications Expert
Germany
Zusammenarbeit revolutionieren – Positionierung von HR im
Transformationsprozess
• Digitaler Verlag/Digitales Office
• Change-Maßnahmen als Treiber von
Kulturveränderungen
• Herausforderungen. Empfehlungen. Ein Blick in
die Zukunft
Sven Rebbert & Kati NadjeChange Management
Germany
Community Building vs. Sales – Gratwanderungen im Social Media
Content Mix
• Gratwanderung zwischen Brand und
Community Building und Social/Online Sales
• Vorstellung des Social Media Approachs bei
IKEA: Integrierter Online Marketing-Mix, Social
Media, Community Building-Strategie und
Content Mix
• Vor- und Nachteile dieses Approachs, Learnings
und Tipps
Johanna HolzerSocial Media Specialist
Austria
DAY 215:00
Social Collaboration in the Workplace and its Link to
Engagement and Innovation
• Encouraging “Innovation Challenges”
• Share Ideas that could benefit the business
• Ensure best ideas move forward
• The impact in high performance
Den CarterHead of Internal Communications and Employee
Engagement
United Kingdom
Coffee Round-Up and Networking
15:45
16:15End of the Conference
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center industry in Germany. With around 300 member companies, the CCV represents more than 140 000 employees and approximate-
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