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Re-Think IT: Thrive or SurviveAustralia’s Imperative To Act

Sally Parker, Research Director, Enterprise Systems & Software

July 14th 2015

Technology Adoption in Australia

Historically an early adopter of new technologies

Public cloud adoption still evolving five years on

Selective adoption of recent emerging technologies

“Unprecedented rate and pace of change impacting established industries and ecosystems”

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Cloud Adoption in Australia

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Source: IDC’s APEJ 2014 End‐user cloud survey (AP N=2,300)

Workload Location Preferences and Cloud Maturity

Q. In 2014 (and 2016), for your enterprise, please estimate the approximate distribution of workloads across the different deployment models

Off Premise

Australia

Big Data in Australia

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Stage 1Ad Hoc

Stage 2Opportunistic

Stage 3Repeatable

Stage 4Managed

Stage 5Optimized

Maturity

19% 66% 11% 3% 0%

Yesterday's Strategy Today

Cautious Innovation

Orchestrating IT & Business

Effective IT-Business

Integration

Visionary &Transformative

Proof-of-concept or pilot projects

Value through new knowledge, learning

Functional deploy

Knowledge value grows

Business value opportunities become visible

Persistent adoption

Business value is realized but remains localized to business units

Enterprise use

New product & service opps. transition to business plans - IT efficiency is demonstrated`

Continuous learning &improvement

Prev. unattainable business value continuously produced

Source: IDC Australian Big Data Heatmap – June 2015, APeJ Big Data Maturity Assessment and Benchmark 2014 (APEJ=1255, Australia = 150)

Key Data Challenges:

1. Accessibility, security & governance

2. Quality & availability3. Deciding what is relevant

A Platform for Innovation and Growth


A rapidly expanding community of developers

will create a tenfold increase in the number of new killer solutions over

the next 4-5 years.


A World of IoT Possibilities

Smart Planet

• Environmental sensors

• Pollution/leak detection

• Weather monitoring

Smart Buildings

• Smart homes• Lighting and A/C

control• Presence sensor • Smart security• Utility metering

Smart Cities

• Traffic management• Security• Lighting control• Water management• Smart bins

Smart Transport

• Electric mobility• Smart logistics• Infrastructure• High-speed trains• Commuter apps

Smart Energy

• Smart grid• Fault

detection/monitoring• Voltage/power

sensors• Consumption

meters• Virtual power plant

Smart Living

• Leisure and entertainment

• JIT information• Anytime connection

Smart Health

• Biosensors• Remote diagnostics• Health monitoring

Smart Industry

• Optimized production

• Lighting and security

• Actuators• Robotics

The Internet of Things

“By 2020 the number of connected devices will reach 212 Billion”

connectivity

platform

services analytics

software

devices

Disruption is Not a New Concept…


“If you went to bed last night as an industrial company, you're going to wake up today as a

software and analytics company” CEO of GE - Jeff Immelt

“By 2018 a third of the Top 20 market share leaders in most industries will be significantly

disrupted by new competitors with new offerings, new business models and new cost structures”

“The digital experience in 2015 will separate market leaders from

followers”

… DIGITAL disruption is becoming more prevalent

Disrupting the Digital Disruptors

2009• Mobile app in ~ 60 Countries

• $2.8B funding generated

• Expected 2015 revenue ~$10B

• Broadening Partner Ecosystem: SPG, Exxon

• Valuation >$40B

2008• Crowd sourced home rentals, 1M listings in 34K cities globally

• Commission based revenue -$900M revenue expectation this year

• $28B valuation

2008• Small job mobile marketplace

• Contractors bid on user submitted jobs

• By 2012 received $37.5M in funding

2004• Urban guide -crowd-sourced business reviews

• Revenue derived from ads ~USD420M

• 2014: 135M monthly visitors, 71M reviews

• Market Cap $2.6B


• Copycats and disruptors• In Social we trust• Ecosystems matter• Serving a greater good

Based on publicly sourced investment data

A Platform for Innovation and Growth

• Automotive • Pay TV• Security Systems• Grocery Shopping • Online Platforms for Collaborative Consumption



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Ultrasound (1961) wine casks (1965)stay sharp knives (1970) powerboard (1972)

racecam live television broadcast (1979) wall-mounted Miniboilmachines (1981) dual-flush toilets (1982)baby safety capsules (1984) Polymer bank note (1988) smartmodem (1992) Spray on skin (1992) Frazier lens (1993) WiFi (1996)

Australia’s Long History of Innovation


Global Competitiveness and Innovation

“More than ever, cooperative leadership among business, government and civil society is needed to re-establish sustainable growth and raise living standards throughout the world.”

Australia and Digital Innovation

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Source: Tufts University 2015

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Australia - Role of ICT 2015

13

2Opportunists

AU 26%

3Followers

AU 18%

5Disruptors

AU 3% (AP 12%)

4CreatorsAU 13% (NZ 26%)

1Optimizers

AU 39%

Source: IDC Asia/Pacific C-suite Barometer 2015 (N=1,452 in APAC)

CSUITE 2015

Q: Looking to 2015-2016, what role does ICT play in your organization?


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28%

1. Escalating cost of

operation

10.5%

3. New Customer

buying patterns5. New

government regulation

9.7%

2. New business models

13%10.5%

4. New Competitors

CSUITE 2015


Australian CEO’s Top 5 Challenges 2015 Juggling a changing operating environment and customer behaviours


20%

1.Operational Efficiency & Productivity

16%

3. Company Wide Cost Savings

5. Market

Expansion11%

2. Invest to increase share customer wallet

16%

12.5%

4. Customer Engagement

Initiatives

CSUITE 2015


Australian Business Top 5 Priorities 2015 Innovate for Competitive Leadership ranked 8th


17.3%

1. Build Better Management

Tools

9.5%

3. More Secure IT

5. App. Modernisation

7%

2. Manage Suppliers

10%9%

4. Enhance Infra. to Meet

New Demands

CSUITE 2015


Australia ICT Top 5 Priorities 2015 Q: Looking ahead to 2015-2016, what do you think will be your organisations top 3 ICT priorities?

Disruption - The Evolving Role of IT

By 2018 adoption of 3rd platform IT technologies will redefine 90% of IT roles.

Over the next 2 years > 70% of CIOs will change their primary role from directly managing IT to becoming innovation partners

By 2017, 80% of the CIO’s time will be focused on analytics, cyber security, and creating new revenue streams through digital services

1st PlatformFunctional

2nd PlatformTransforming

3rd PlatformStrategicRole of IT


Australia’s Imperative to Act


” Innovation isn’t only for Silicon Valley or Israel. It’s about a state of mind and a way of looking at things – continually working to reinvent and change.”

"disruptive technologies create new markets…with the best of mining boom now behind us we need to think of new industries to continue our progress"…

Government

Industry

Science

Summary – Thrive or Survive


"The future is already here — it's just not evenly distributed.”

William Gibson, Sci‐Fi Author

Disruption is happening • Assess 3rd platform impact on your

market & on internal requirements

Partner with those who will carry you in to tomorrowNew infrastructure baseline expectations

• beyond reliability and availability to flexibility and real time scalability

Ride the wave of the interconnected world - watch and wait at your peril

Thank You


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