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São Paulo, November de 2014
Digital Business:New Technologies andInnovation Potential
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Digital Business
The creation of
new business designs
by blurring
the digital and physical worlds
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Key Issues
■ The Digital Scenario
■ The Emerging Technologies
■ The New Innovation Paradigm
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Key Issues
■ The Digital Scenario
■ The Emerging Technologies
■ The New Innovation Paradigm
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■ Education
■ Health
■ Work
■ Personal Life
... not far in the Future
A Day in the Life
of a Paulista citizen ...
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A Day in the Life
of a Paulista citizen ...
■ Education
■ Health
■ Work
■ Personal Life
... not far in the Future
Student uses new customized educational
technologies, adapted to his
personal level of knowledge and
learning style. He is connected to
students in similar situation in the school network.
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A Day in the Life
of a Paulista citizen ...
■ Education
■ Health
■ Work
■ Personal Life
... not far in the Future
Sensors in the cast transmit recovery
status, information is recorded in patient
history, expert system suggests
next steps. Doctor monitors progress
and drives interactions through
her iPad.
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A Day in the Life
of a Paulista citizen ...
■ Education
■ Health
■ Work
■ Personal Life
... not far in the Future
Organization adopts flexible approach to
business processes,
“anywhere, anytime, anyhow”. Employee works through any
mobile device, tracks status and
planned activities of his different roles in
the organization.
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A Day in the Life
of a Paulista citizen ...
■ Education
■ Health
■ Work
■ Personal Life
... not far in the Future
Personal digital assistant advises best way to get home, orders
groceries suggested by fridge, starts
dinner preparation, unlocks door, selects TV program, reports on home events, sets alarm clock based on
next day agenda.
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Digital Business
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Key Issues
■ The Digital Scenario
■ The Emerging Technologies
■ The New Innovation Paradigm
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Key Technology Families
■ Social Tools■ Mobility■ Cloud■ Information■ Internet of Things■ Wearables■ Smart Machines■ 3D Printing
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■A collection of services
and a representation of
everybody's digital life.
Personal
Fa
mily
Community
Pro
fes
sio
nal
Searchenginejournal.com
■Social tools support from
individual interaction to
modern collaborative
work patterns and can, in
principle, go all the way
up to "direct democracy."
Key Technology Families:Social Tools
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■ The experience flows to
where you are and what
you are doing in context.
■ Mobile devices become
"always-on" extensions of
our senses and of our
mental processes
Key Technology Families:Mobility
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bits.blogs.nytimes.com
■ The new digital
information domain
(big data plus new
analytics) grows by
orders of magnitude
in volume, velocity,
variety – and value.
■ The new domain completely changes the
rules of how to manage information – in
both physical and logical senses.
Key Technology Families:Information
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■ Cloud changes the
economics and the logic of
IT acquisition, with strong
business implications over
organizations and
enterprises in all industries.
Isanetworks.net
■ Organizations in the future
will have a hybrid
architecture. Private and
public cloud services will
definitely be part of it.
Key Technology Families:Cloud
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■ The internet of things opens
infinite new digitalization
opportunities, requiring new
scenarios and new understanding
of possibilities.
■ In 2020, we will have over 50 billion things connected, and over 200 billion intermittent things connected.
Key Technology Families:The Internet of Things
■ What “things” do: sense,
communicate, analyze, act
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■ Wearables work two ways:
• They take your physical
data out to the web
• They bring data in to
enhance your senses
■ Wearables connect your body (and the
dynamics of life) to the universal internet
access.
Key Technology Families:Wearables
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■ Machines have already
replaced humans in
routine tasks. Smart
machines will replace
humans in non-routine
tasks.
■ The economic equation
of enterprises changes
radically (first
manufacturing, then
services).
Key Technology Families:Smart Machines
Movers
Doers
Thinkers
■ Smart machines do
what we thought only
humans could do; and
do what we though
machines could not do.
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■ Anything that can be molded
will have 3D applications:
• Plastics
• Metal
• Concrete
• Food
■ Any area that has complex design
requirements will have 3D applications:
• Fashion
• Ortopedics
• Engineering
• Architecture
Key Technology Families:3D Printing
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However... (and there is always a however)
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“There’s no such a thingas a freelunch”
Milton Friedman
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Key Issues
■ The Digital Scenario
■ The Emerging Technologies
■ The New Innovation Paradigm
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Innovation Is Process – a Lot More than the Simple Exercise of Personal Creativity
Learn & Refine• Get business feedback
• Analyze lessons
• Refine process
• Review opportunities
Generate Ideas• Educate
• Drive
• Stimulate
• Capture
Evaluate & Select• Focus, aggregate
• Pilot, assess
• Quantify potential value
• Prioritize
Develop & Implement• Organize project
• Develop
• Broadcast and integrate
• Manage organizational change
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Different Profiles Collaborating –Not a Genius Working in Isolation
Creative
• Capable and willing to contribute ideas
• Thinks deeply and outside the box
• Discards failures fast
Collaborative
• Looks for synergies
• Leverages each one's specific talents
• Communicates constantly
Coordinating
• Sees and connects all the moving parts
• Establishes pace; controls deadlines
• Ties actions to processes
Challenging
• Listens and seeks to understand
• Analyzes from different angles
• Challenges ideas with deep insight
... and Leadership
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Next Steps:
■ Monday Morning: Begin to identify how
digitalization will impact your organization,
and create a digital business vision.
■ Within Three Months: Rally the people in your
organization around that vision.
■ In Six Months: Create a roadmap and begin
to implement that vision.
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Imagine
Lead
Create
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Cassio Dreyfuss
São Paulo, November de 2014
Digital Business:New Technologies andInnovation Potential