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MYTHBUSTING THE HYPE
https://fi.linkedin.com/in/petenieminen
@PeteNieminen
http://www.slideshare.net/niemipet/
2013 2014 2015 2016 20171 Mobile device battles Mobile device diversity and
managementComputing Everywhere The Device Mesh Artificial Intelligence and
Advanced Machine Learning
2 Mobile applications and HTML5
Mobile apps and applications The Internet of Things Ambient User Experience Intelligent Apps
3 The personal cloud The Internet of Everything 3D Printing 3D Printing Materials Intelligent Things
4 The Internet of Things Hybrid cloud and IT as service broker
Advanced, Pervasive and Invisible Analytics
Information of Everything Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality
5 Hybrid IT and cloud computing
Cloud/client Context-Rich Systems Advanced Machine Learning Digital Twins
6 Strategic big data The era of personal cloud Smart Machines Autonomous Agents and Things
Blockchains and Distributed Ledgers
7 Actionable analytics Software-defined anything Cloud/Client Computing Adaptive Security Architecture
Conversational Systems
8 Mainstream in-memory computing (IMC)
Web-scale IT Software-Defined Applications & Infrastructure
Advanced System Architecture
Mesh App and Service Architecture
9 Integrated ecosystems Smart machines Web-Scale IT Mesh App and Service Architecture
Digital Technology Platforms
10 Enterprise app stores 3D printing Risk-Based Security and Self-Protection
Internet of Things Platforms Adaptive Security Architecture
Yes, we are there!
THE FOURTH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTIONFIRST SECOND THIRD FOURTHMechanical production powered by water and steam
Mass production - powered by electricity
Automized production powered by electronics and IT
Digital manufacturingpowered by decisions from data,automated businessand digital labor
1784First mechanical loom
1870First assembly line
1969First programmablelogic controller
NOWIntelligent era
4th Industrial Revolution
POWERED BY DISRUPTIVE PHENOMENA'S
INTERNET OF SERVICESMonetizing the IoT
JOURNEY TO THE CLOUDEverything happens in the cloud
OMNI ENTERPRISECustomer centricity
CONTINOUS DELIVERYDevelopment at the speed of business
DIGITAL LABORAugmentation and replacement of human labor
NEXT GEN OPERATING MODELDisruptive capabilities
Future is data driven
PLATFORM THINKING
ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTURE
MEGAVENDORS
COGNITIVE SERVICES
INFINITE SCALE
MACHINE LEARNING
QUANTUM COMPUTING
POWERED SOCIAL MEDIA
ITERATIVE DEVELOPMENT
ITERATIVE ASSEMBLY
MODE: AGILE PREDICTABLE
ENFO BUSINESS INNOVATION FRAMEWORK
You have a loose idea, but it is not yet tangible
You know well what you want to achieve
There are mature
solutions/ answers
This is a new area, no mature solutions
FAIL-FASTEXPERIMENTATION
MODE:EXPLORATORY
EFFICIENT EXECUTION
MODE: PREDICTABLE
MODE: AGILE PREDICTABLE
STARTUPMENTALITY
CUSTOMERFOCUS
DIGITALNATIVE
ADAPTATION
TALENTMAGNET
BUSINESSLEADERSHIP
RAPIDCHANGE
• Constant experiment• Fail fast• Learn fast• Agile, lean, DevOps
• Pulse on customer needs• Stakeholder empowerment• Change agents• Self-service mentality
• Opportunity scanning• Talent network• Feedback loops• Multimodal thinking
• Network effects• Platforms• Ecosystems• Asymmetric business
• Think like business owner• CxO thought leader• P&L mindset• Data-driven
• Lead by example• Open and transparent• Social CIO• Thought provocation
THEDIGITAL
CIO
Fortune 500 will be called Digital 500
”The Trillion dollar club”
2025
IN 202575% OF ALL EMPLOYEES ARE
BORN 1985 OR LATER
SOCIAL MEDIA
MOBILITY
NO UI MACHINE LEARNING
DISRUPTION
API
PLATFORMTHINKING ANALYTICS
CYBER
CLOUD
3D PRINTING
1
6000
21700
11800000
PEOPLE
TWEETS
REACH
EVEN
T
Data
DescriptiveWhat happened?
DiagnostricWhy did it happen?
PredicitveWhat will happen?
Human input
Action
PrescriptiveWhat should I do? Decision Support
Decision
Decision AutomationCognitiveFull service
PA GE NO. 19
Elimination of manual operations
95%
100%
Shorten customer service call time by
70%
Prediction of ground events for high risk enginesReduction of time
for software error correction
90%
Improvement in process efficiency
98%
In cost and performance benefits
$700M
reduction in manual processes
93%
Improvement in steering decisions due to quality insight
20%
reduction in CO2 emissions
50%
MAKE A DECISION AND ACT
FAIL FAST AND
LEARN
BE A SOCIALLEADER
AIM HIGH, AIM
GLOBAL
MINIMUM VIABLE
PRODUCT
BRINGVALUE
DO WHAT YOU
BELIEVE IN
BE HONEST
AND TRANS-PARENT
Minimum viable product
Not a minimum viable product
This is the age of the digital wild west
”Only the fastest will survive”
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