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Digital Transformation Framework

Prof. Niall McKeown

Digital Strategies for International Markets

23 March 2017

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www.ionology.com

© All slides are copyright and may not be reproduced without the written consent of Ionology

DISCUSS

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2017 ISSUE OUT NOW!

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WHAT IS DISRUPTION?

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Xerox Canon

Sustaining Innovation Disruptive Innovation

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WHAT IS DIGITAL DISRUPTION?

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WHAT IS STRATEGY?

DIGITISING SERVICES 2017DIGITALLY

TRANSFORMED SERVICES

2020

‘DOING DIGITAL’ 0

HOW DO WE DEFINE “DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION”?

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The word “digital” is a synonym for the pace of change

that’s occurring in today’s world, driven by the rapid

adoption of technology.

“Transformation” in this context is: How an organisation is

built to change, innovate and reinvent rather than simply

enhance and support the traditional methods.

WHAT IS DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION?

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WHAT IS INNOVATION?

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COLLABORATIVE

OPEN

CLOSED

Strategy creates a competitive advantage

People and a culture of innovation sustains it

Technology & Communications is the means by which it is delivered

WHAT WE BELIEVE

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MYTH #1 IMPROVING IT LEADS TO DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION

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MYTH #1 IMPROVING IT SYSTEMS CREATES DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION

“Digital transformation is fundamentally not about technology but about strategy. Although it may

require upgrading your IT architecture, the more important upgrade is to your strategic thinking.”

The Digital Transformation Playbook: Rethink Your Business for the Digital Age (Columbia Business School Publishing)

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MYTH #2 IMPROVING OPERATIONS IS STRATEGIC DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION

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MYTH #2 IMPROVING OPERATIONS IS STRATEGIC DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION

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MYTH #2 IMPROVING OPERATIONS (WHAT WE DO) CREATES COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE

“Strategy is about organisational change”

The opening line of “What is strategy” Published HBR 1996

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MYTH #2 IMPROVING OPERATIONS IS STRATEGIC

MYTH #3 IMPROVING DIGITAL MARKETING IS THE BEST WAY TO

DIGITALLY TRANSFORM

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DIGITALTRANSFORMATION

SALES & MARKETING

Communications Leadership

TECHNOLOGY

Rapid Solution Builders

LEA

DE

RS

HIP

Leading Step Change

MYTH #3 IMPROVING DIGITAL MARKETING IS THE BEST WAY TO DIGITALLY TRANSFORM

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MYTH #4 ALL DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION

STRATEGIES ARE GOOD STRATEGIES

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MYTH #4 ALL DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION STRATEGIES ARE GOOD STRATEGIES

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“Strategy comes from identifying one or two critical issues in the situation – the pivotal points that can multiply the effectiveness of effort – then focusing and concentrating action and resources on them”

MYTH #4 ALL DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION STRATEGIES ARE GOOD STRATEGIES

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Strategy Kernel

DiagnosisCoherent

Action

Guiding Policy

Incoherent Action

MYTH #4 ALL DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION STRATEGIES ARE GOOD STRATEGIES

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ORGANISATIONAL STRATEGY

So, you want me to do what?

ACTION GAP

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CAPABILITY

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TECHNOLOGY

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INNOVATION

#

STRATEGY

$

Wrong Way

MYTH #4 ALL DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION STRATEGIES ARE GOOD STRATEGIES

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CAPABILITY

!

TECHNOLOGY

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INNOVATION

#

STRATEGY

$

Right Way

MYTH #4 ALL DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION STRATEGIES ARE GOOD STRATEGIES

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Data Driven Decision Making

Market

Competitors

Proposition

Force=ma

3Customer

Volume

2

Task

Intent

FREE DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION TRAINING

HOW DID APPLE DIGITALLY TRANSFORM AND

COMPETE BETTER IN INTERNATIONAL MARKETS?

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Customer Volume

How Customer Perceives Your Business

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LENS LOCK [ ]

Apple (AAPL) and Samsung continue to soak up all the industry's profits, McCourt says. Apple claimed 87.4% of phone earnings before interest and taxes in the fourth quarter, he said. Samsung took in 32.2% of industry profits. Because their combined earnings were higher than the industry's total earnings as a result of many vendors losing money in Q4, Apple and Samsung mathematically accounted for more than 100% of the industry's earnings.

A year ago, Apple accounted for 77.8% of mobile phone industry profits, followed by Samsung with 26.1%, McCourt said.

http://www.slate.com/blogs/moneybox/2014/02/12/smartphone_profits_apple_and_samsung_drink_all_your_milkshake.html

Strategy creates a competitive advantage

People and a culture of innovation sustains it

Technology & Communications is the means by which it is delivered

WHAT WE BELIEVE

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Digital Transformation Framework

Prof. Niall McKeown

Digital Strategies for International Markets

23 March 2017

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www.ionology.com