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The IT Department of the FutureTejas R. VashiSr. Director, Cisco Services
July 27, 2016
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The world’s largest taxi company owns no vehicles
The world’s largest media company produces no content
The most valuable retailer has no inventory
The world’s largest accommodation provider owns no real estate
Uber
Alibaba
Airbnb
Are you ready for the next digital wave?The world has changed…
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The new digital business / city / country
Transform Processes & Business Models
Leads To:
Innovation
Faster Time to Market
Empower Workforce Efficiency and Innovation
Leads To:
Increased Productivity
Better Retention
Personalize Customer/ Citizen Experience
Leads To:
Increased Loyalty
Greater Insight
Digital business is the creation of new business designs that
connect people, business and things to drive revenue and efficiency.
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Digitization is transforming businesses
UPS My Choice
Delivery Control
Personalized Service
Customer Experience
Physical and Virtual
RFID Content
Workforce Efficiency
WIP Inventory and
Part Tracking
American Express
Personalized Service
Through Mobile
Starbucks Apps
Order Ahead
Skip the Line
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941 CIO respondents selecting the Top 3 Digital Impacts on business, in order
More Revenue from Better Operations
More Business Through Digital Channels
Creating New Markets
Tighter Partnerships
Engaging and Empowering Employees
Changing the Basis of Competition
Cost Reduction
Expanding to New Geographies
In Top Three
66%
48%
37%
26%
7
%
40%
20%
6 39%
11%
9%Crossing Industry Boundaries
Digital business stakes are high
Gartner, The 2016 CIO Agenda: Building the Digital Platform
By 2018, 90% of IT roles will be redefined.
Frank GensChief Analyst, International Data Corporation
“ ”
5 Tectonic Shifts Facing Today’s CIOs
1. The Digital Experience - Every Company is an IT Company
2. Consumers drive business behaviors
3. Real-time data & on-demand access to info & analytics
4. Transformation CIOs replace traditional CIOs
5. IT becomes a business-centric organization focused on business outcomes
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“By 2016, 80% of new IT investments will directly involve
LOB executives…LOBs will be lead decision-makers in
50% or more...”
“IDC Predictions : Competing on the 3rd Platform”, IDC
“CIOs see their organizations realizing an average of only
43% of technology‘s potential.”
“New Priorities, Technologies and Leaders Shaping the Future of IT”, Gartner
“…opportunity for IT to lead business transformational efforts,
creating new business …”
“Change the Conversation, Change the Game”, report by Harvard Business Review Analytic Services;
IT Leaders Face Business Challenges & Opportunities
We have entered a global economy where talent
and skills shortages challenge world economic
and business growth around the world.
Klaus Schwab Chairman, World Economic Forum
“”
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Growing IT Skills GapDriven by Constant Job
Role Evolution
11Just-in-time Knowledge
Will require continual learning and
upskilling…
Training and certifications
The workforce of the future…
Org-wide digital mindset
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ConstructionForeman
Farmers
Brokers
What will IT jobs of the future look like?
Doctors & nurses
50% of all jobs will require technical acumen
Retail Sales Executives
Source: U.S. News/Raytheon STEM Index
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Data Scientist
Robotics Specialist
Virtual Reality Designer
Platform Developer
Industrial Network Engineer
Professional Triber
Network Programmer (SDN)
Cyber Security Analyst
Customer Makers
Business Transformation Practitioner
Urban Innovation/Urban Mechanics
Cloud Architect
Digital Anthropologist
Neuro Implant Technician
Machine Learning Scientist
Remote Health Care
3D Print Technician
Prepare for the jobs of the futureFocused on Business Outcomes
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Critical skills in the knowledge economy
21st Century Skills
Critical Thinking
Collaboration
Communication
Creativity
Problem-Solving
ITC Proficiency
Entrepreneurial Skills
Opportunity Recognition
Self-Direction
Persuasion
Planning Skills
Risk-Taking
Resourcefulness
Global Leadership Skills
Global Mindset
Languages Proficiency
Cultural Awareness
Team Player
Professionalism
Work Ethics
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Trends in LearningFueled by Student
Expectations
Workforce Trends
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A Learner’s World Has Changed A generation ago…
TelePresencesession
National newspaper feed
Chemistbroadcast session
Virtual lab
IMscientist
Classroom lectureExpert
blog
Class lecture VOD
Video phone call
RSS
Open courseware
Government research organization
Game
Newsletter
Expert Website
with TA
Chemistry club
TwitterPrimate community
Fauna community
International newspaperfeed
GPS to meeting
International library virtual collection
Museum click-to-talk
iTunes U podcast
Museum virtua
l tour
National museumvirtual collection
Second Life museum tour
Botany community
vBlog
Chemistrycommunity
Learning Today
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Q20a. Why did you choose to study for the exam on your own, without formal classes or training?
Reasons for Studying Without Formal Classes
Regardless of certification, cost and time constraints are the primary reasons respondents turn to self-study materials.
We need to produce graduates who can learn, re-
learn, and un-learn many times over. And provide
the tools that enable them to do so throughout
their careers.
“” Peter Hirst
Executive Director, MIT Sloan Executive Education
Stay Agile, Engaged & Innovative
Access to Real-Time Knowledge, Learning, Experts, and Analytics
Mobile, Self-study with Gamification, Assessments, Discoveries
Deliver Rapid Innovation Via Collaboration &
Co-Creation
The workplace is changing to meet the needs of the new digital economy
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In Closing
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It’s in your hands – how will you help CIOs build an IT Department prepared to
to accelerate the digital future?
Thank you