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Enabling a Digital WorldWolfgang Schmidhuber-Tindle

Director Solution Consulting, OpenText

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Humans aren’t really programmed to

respond well to non-linear change.

From: “Climate change apathy: History will teach us nothing”

Posted by James Hrynyshyn on August 24, 2009


Human History Timeline: 5 Million Years

5 millions 4 millions 3 millions 2 millions 1 million

First Tools

Agriculture

Revolution

Migrations

out of Africa

40,000 Present Day

Use of fire

Modern

Humans

Complex

Language

360,000 100,000 12,00

0

3,7 millions

First Humans


Human History Timeline: 5000 Years

3000 BC 2000 BC 1000 BC 1 AD 1000

Writing

Pyramids

Domesticated horse

POP. : 50 MILLIONS

Sails

Dictionary

Maps

POP. : 100 MILLIONS

Alphabets

Horse-drawn vehicles

Road networks

POP. : 150 MILLIONS

Abacus

Census

Library

China/Rome linked

POP. : 200 MILLIONS

Novel

Europe/Mid-East linked

POP. : 250 MILLIONS

Renaissance

Movable type

Europe/Americas linked

POP. : 500 MILLIONS

POP. : 6 BILLION

1500 2000 Present Day



1500 1600 1700 1800 1850

Renaissance

Movable type

Europe/Americas linked

POP. : 500 MILLIONS

Scientific Revolution

Microscope, Telescope

Suspension bridge

World map

2 yr. circumnavigation

POP. : 600 MILLIONS

Adding machine

Nation state

POP. : 700 MILLIONS

Steam engine

Electric motor

Photography

POP. : 900 MILLIONS

Industrial Revolution

Canning Refrigerator

Telegraph, Telephone

2 mo. Circumnavigation

POP. : 1 BILLION

Autos, Blimps

Submarines

Phonograph, wireless

Vacuum tube

Electric typewriter

2 week circumnavigation

POP. : 1.7 BILLION

Birth control

Jet Satellite

Solar cells

Xerox, car phones

2 day circumnavigation

POP. : 2.5 BILLION

Computers

Internet

Space travel

DNA

Laser

POP. : 6 BILLION

1900 1950 2000



1950 1960 1970 1980 1990

TV, Birth control

Jet Satellite

Solar cells

Xerox, car phones

POP. : 2.5 BILLION

Green Revolution

Human in space

2 hr. circumnavigation

Laser, Color TV

Semiconductors

Minicomputers

DNA

POP. : 3 BILLION

Human on moon

Boeing 747

Pocket calculator

Fax, e-mail

Computer networks

POP. : 3.7 BILLION

Personal computers

VCRs, Cable TV

Space shuttle

Cell phones

CD ROM

POP. : 4.4 BILLION

CAT scans

Gene mapping

CD players

Internet/World Wide Web

POP. : 5.3 BILLION

POP. : 5.8 BILLION

POP. : 6 BILLION

Population doubles

Energy use goes up four times

Motor vehicles in use goes up by

eight times

Bicycle production goes up by

ten times

Gross World Product goes up

five times

Gross World Product per person

goes up by two and a half times

World trade goes up by

twelve times

Telephone in use goes up by

ten times

Computers in use goes up by

1100 times

Number of literate people

increases by over 3 billion

Life expectancy increases by 35%

SINCE1950

1998 2000


90% of world’s data generatedover the last 2 years

Mobile data traffic will grow 13Xby 2017

More information createdthan from 0 AD-2003

15 of 17 U.S. sectors have more data per company than Library of Congress

20,000 TB processedevery day

1M transactionsevery hour

144,000 hours of video uploadedevery day

2.5M shared pieces of contentevery minute

My Average Information Day

• 300 Emails • 2 Faxes • 50 Documents • 20 Images • 30 Social Interactions • 5 Contracts • 3 Videos

An average 400 objects per day

@ 300 days work per year =

120.000@ 8,500 employees =

1,02 Billionobjects

every

days2

Amount of Data is Exploding in all Sectors


Information

is the

currency

of the

digital

economy


Digital Opportunity

Information drives innovation

and growth. Information leads to

greater insight, higher customer

satisfaction, accelerates time to

market, helps to open new

opportunities, and enables you

to remain competitive.

Information is a key strategic

component for every

organization.


Digital leaders are

more profitable than their competitors*

*Capgemini Consulting and the MIT Center for Digital Business, “The Digital Advantage: How digital leaders outperform their peers in every industry, 2012

Digital Leaders Are More Profitable

Beginners Conservatives

Fashionistas Digirati

Transformation Management Intensity

Dig

ital

Inte

nsi

ty 26%+26

+9

-11

-24


Digital Transformation Drivers

Several important factors are converging, driving the need

for transformation of businesses into digital businesses.

Changing

WorkforceSecurity &

GovernanceThe Digital

Customer

New

Technologies

Regulatory

Pressure



New Technologies

We live in a time in which

new technologies are

converging and changing

our consumer and

business lives:

Mobile devices

Social collaboration

Cloud

Analytics

Internet of Things

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Customer

Expectations

In this digital age, most buying

decisions are being made

before contacting a vendor and

more and more purchases are

done online.

Marketing has to adapt to be

more relevant to the consumer

- utilizing location, situation,

and presence.


The Average Cost

of a Data Breach: $3.8M

Education

$300Retail

$165Transportation

$121Healthcare

$363

The average cost per

compromised record: $154The average cost per

compromised record by

industry:


Regulatory Pressure

HIPAA

Canada Electronic

Evidence Act

DoD 5015.2

ISO/IEC 27001

Sarbanes-Oxley Act

Federal Rules of

Civil Procedures

FDA 21 CFR

Part 11

FOIA

Dodd Frank

FATCA

Conflict Minerals

Disclosure

Presidential Memorandum:

Managing Government

Records Directive

FINRA

Rule 2210

FDASIA

FSMA

Patriot Act

KYC/KYV

FERC 18 CFR

Parts 35 & 284

SEC 17a-4

SÄHKE2

Basel III

Accord

GoBD

BSI PD5000

International

Development

(Reporting &

Transparency)

Act

MoReq

2010

EU Data Protection

Directive

EU Pharmacovigilance

Solvency II

Personal Data

Protection Code

APPI

VERS

Promotion of Access

to Information ActPOPI

Data Protection & Privacy Rules

Records Management Compliance

eDiscovery Requirements

Information Integrity & Authenticity

Reporting Obligations

AML/Anti-Corruption

Law 12846/2013

Income

Tax ActE-Verwaltung


Changing WorkforceA new, digital-native workforce will overturn many traditional

attitudes about workers, working, and the workplace.

GEN X

66 MillionBOOMERS

75 MillionGEN Y

81 Million

Retiring at the rate

of 10,000 per dayPrioritize Mobility, BYOD,

Open Social Media Policy

Adaptable, Prioritize

Workplace Flexibility

Loyal, ExpertsIndependent, Hard WorkersTech Savvy, Team Players


Digital Disruption is Stronger and FasterCompared to web disruption, digital disruption is cheaper, faster,

more impactful and generates more innovations

Source: Assess your Digital Disruption Readiness Now by Corinne Munchbach, Forrester Research


Enabling the Digital World

SIMPLIFY TRANSFORM ACCELERATE

Reduce costs, improve

efficiencies and increase

competitiveness

Consolidate and upgrade

information and process

platforms

Increase the speed of

information delivery

through integrated

systems

“Digital leaders outperform their peers in every industry.”


Simplify

Reduce cost

Improve efficiencies

Grow productivity

Minimize the human errors

Optimize quality

Ensure compliance

Create agility



Transform

Re-Think

Re-Build

Re-Design

Re-Platform



Accelerate

Integrate value chains

Build stronger partnerships

Attract more customers

Foster innovation

Reach new markets

Grow revenue

Increase competitiveness


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Enterprise Information Management

is a set of methods and technologies that

help customers to maximize the value of their

information while minimizing its risks.


Enterprise Information Management

Discovery Business

Process

Management

Enterprise

Content

Management

Customer

Experience

Management

Information

Exchange

5 Technology Pillars / 5 Product Suites

Analytics


Flexible Deployment Options

CloudHybridOn Premises


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