sic 2015 welcome
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Welcome to the SIC!
TODAY
o Market Update with Partner Harvey Gluckman
o Workshops:
§ Advisor relationship programs
§ Client satisfaction Benchmarking
§ X-as-a-Service Changing the Sourcing World
§ ITIL and Service Integration
§ Global Business Services
o Drinks and Topgolf!
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Welcome to the SIC! TOMORROW
o Keynotes:
§ Martin Ford, author Rise of the Robots: Technology and the Threat of a Jobless Future
§ Bill McNee of Saugatuck Technology, an ISG business
o Workshops: § Trends in Commercial Contracting
§ IT & engineering
§ Emerging Tech for Insurers
§ Governance Services Table Stakes
§ Cloud Brokerage
§ Impact of DevOps in Sourced Services
o Squawk Panel
o Reception
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Todd Lavieri, President Americas, Australia & New Zealand
Innovate to Win and Thrive Creating the Future in a Changing World
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The trouble with predictions
1 “There is no reason anyone would want a computer in their home.” — Ken Olson, president, chairman and founder of Digital Equipment Corp.
4 “No chance space satellites will be used to provide better phone, telegraph, TV, or radio service in the US.” — T. Craven, FCC
“We will never make a 32 bit operating system.”— Bill Gates 2
5 “Guitar groups are on their way out.” — A Decca Records executive prediction after listening to The Beatles play 10 songs on New Year's Day, 1962, and dismissed them.
3 “We’ll get rid of spam in two years’ time” — Bill Gates (2004)
6 “Nuclear-powered vacuum cleaners will probably be a reality within 10 years.” — Alex Lewyt, President of the Lewyt Vacuum Cleaner Company, 1955
7 …. and my favorite….
“It’s hard to make predictions, especially about the future.” – Yogi Berra
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The Great Horse Manure Crisis of 1894
1894 1944
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What happened?
How did . . . miss iPod
. . . miss Coffee How did
. . . miss Google How did
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. . . miss Google?
. . . miss Watson?
. . . miss Facebook?
How did
How did Everyone who attended college after 1999
How did
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Forget the BIG predictions. What about today’s papers?
Imagine reading these only 5 years ago!
As President, Trump will . . .
Bitcoin & Blockchain raise over $200M
Uber valued at $40B (started 2009)
Oil to hit $25 a barrel
Horse manure in NYC still a problem
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Things only a human can do. (with thanks to Ray Kurzweil, 1999)
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Only a human
musician can compose in the style of
Bach Only humans can drive cars
Only a human can diagnose a software program
Only humans can understand continuous
speech
Only a human can play baseball
Only people have
common sense
Only humans can recognize
faces
Things only a human can do.
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Predictions for the next 10 years
1 “Russia will collapse. Germany will have a severe economic reversal.” — Stratfor, a private intelligence and strategy firm.
4 “Jarvis is here.” — Dr. Michio Kaku, professor of theoretical physics, City University of NY
“$1,000 human brain.”— Peter Diamandis 2
5 “3D printers will print low-cost clothing…and human organs….and we will create avatars of people who have passed away.” — Dr. Ray Kurzweil, Director of Engineering, Google
3 “We will have Perfect Knowledge.” — Peter Diamandis
6 “Massive Internet of Everything. A trillion sensors, 8 billion hyper-connected people. Total transformation of healthcare. — Dr. James Canton, CEO of the Institute of Global Futures
7 “Self-driving cars will be ubiquitous.” — Many
"The future ain’t what it used to be.” — Yogi Berra
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What do clients want today?
o Automation without pain o Solutions for everything o Better, cheaper, faster, easier
o Predictability – see around corners o Security that is really secure
o Cloud enablement o Insights that change everything
More importantly,
what do clients want tomorrow?
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Manage better, or redefine and reinvent what we do?
“How do you predict the future?
Don’t extrapolate!
Both
You create it.”
Ask the right questions.
– Abraham Lincoln
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The future together…
o The most dynamic element of a services business is that we are only ONE step removed from our clients.
o We have the power and the permission to innovate and create. It is expected!
o Our goal together is to bring the finest professionals, search for innovation & insight, and deliver the best results for our clients.
We look forward to delivering value with each of you – and creating the future.