Studium General delivered to students of Mechanical and Bio-system Engineering, IPB. Disruption in business due to the creative use of new digital technologies with completely different business model. How that students get prepared to enter a new digital world as workforce.

1. Competing in a Digital World
Agus Wicaksono
15 Dec 2016
Disrupt. OrBeDisrupted

2. Chairman,
The Association of
Indonesia CIOs
Member, CIO Council
Asia Pacific
Member, Enterprise
Board of Advisors
Asia Pacific
Chairman,
IT-Data Management
Committee, Indonesia
Petroleum Association
General Manager – IT
IndoAsia Business Unit
AGUS WICAKSONO

3. Live . Study . Work .
Widen Horizons
Embrace Diversity
Shorten Psychological Distance

4. Managing Across Geography & Time Zones
Collaborative . Always On . Virtual .
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61,500
$ 129.9B

5. Growth toward 2020: Markets and Data
 New Types of Jobs
 Data Privacy & Security – the Speed of Trust
 Social Listening
 Data Science: Information to Insights
 Digital Economy: Shared, Collaborative, On-Demand

6. The Global Competitiveness Report 2016-2017
 Inefficient Government
Bureaucracy
 Corruption
 Inadequate Supply of
Infrastructure
Top 3 Problematic Factors
GCI – 41 of 138
Performance in the labor
market has been weak,
with slow job growth.
Access to up-skilling and
re-skilling opportunities
are limited (ADB, 2016)

7. Risks of Mismatch
 Lack the right skills: post-secondary qualifications in low-skill occupations
 2015: 52% workers were underqualified for their position
 20130: demand for 113 million semi-skilled and skilled workers
Source: Emma R. Allen.: Analysis of Trends and Challenges in The Indonesian Labor Market. ADB, 2016.

8. Banking is necessary
-------- Banks are Not
- Bill Gates
Disruption and Disintermediation

9. Marriott wants to add
30,000 rooms this year.
We will add that in 2 weeks.
--- Tweet, in2014
Belong Anywhere
Agus Wicaksono agusw@chevron.com
Brian Chesky
CEO Airbnb
http://aguswicaksono.blogspot.com

10. Digital-Enabled
Biotech and Precision Agriculture
 Energy & Food Security – Population Explosion
 IoT - Smart Farming
 Supply Chain – Seed to Consumption
 Genome Sequencing

11. F. Luthans, K.W. Luthans, and B.C. Luthans (2004) –
Positive Psychological Capital: Beyond Human and Social Capital
Traditional
Economic
Capital
Human
Capital
Social
Capital
Positive
Psychological
Capital
What You Have What You Know Who You Have Who You Are
 Finances
 Tangible
Assets
(plant,
equipment,
patents,
data)
 Experience
 Education
 Skills
 Knowledge
 Ideas
 Relationships
 Network of
Contacts
 Friends
 Confidence
 Hope
 Optimism
 Resilience
* Human Capital and intellectual Capital is sometimes used interchangeably
Develop Your Capital Strength

12.  Understand Cultural Sensitivity, Inter-
Cultural Empathy, yet Ready to Push
the Limits of the Culture
 Establish Your Professional and Social
Network Globally
 Don’t Wait and See: Influence & Act!
 Expose to and Embrace Diversity
 Anyone who still thinks the sky is the
limit has no imagination (Franklin P. Jones)
 Learn, Unlearn, Relearn
Communicate, Collaborate,
Connect, Create and Contribute
Winning Psycho-Social Traits

13. Definition of Success
Source: Ipsos/Strayer University omnibus on behalf of The Success, August 2014

14. 20 years from now you will be more
disappointed by the things you didn’t do
than by the ones you did do.
So throw off the bowlines.
Sail away from the safe harbor.
Catch the trade winds in your sails.
Explore. Dream. Discover.
Thank You
@aguswicaksono Agus Wicaksono agusw@chevron.com http://aguswicaksono.blogspot.com
Mark Twain (1835-1910)