Speaker notes:
We will discuss the observations from this industry and the customers that we are serving
We will then discuss the transformational opportunities that they are see and how we enable.
CIOs see these technologies as disrupting business fundamentally over the next 10 years. When asked which digital technologies would be most disruptive, 70 percent of CIOs cited mobile technologies, followed by big data/analytics at 55 percent, social media at 54 percent and public cloud at 51 percent. The disruptiveness of each of these technologies is real, but CIOs see their greatest disruptive power coming in combination, rather than in isolation.
CIOs see these technologies as disrupting business fundamentally over the next 10 years. When asked which digital technologies would be most disruptive, 70 percent of CIOs cited mobile technologies, followed by big data/analytics at 55 percent, social media at 54 percent and public cloud at 51 percent. The disruptiveness of each of these technologies is real, but CIOs see their greatest disruptive power coming in combination, rather than in isolation.
Supply chains have traditionally been broken into functions due to scale, complexity and diversity
The functional approach to supply chain organizations has created silos within silos
Decision making has been broken down into different time horizons running at different cadences
Traditional processes & systems reflect these organizational and decision silos
You may do a fantastic job on analytics, but if there are gaps in the planning processes – the entire analysis goes waste.