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Digital drives the agenda in the age of the customer! Market leaders excel in immersing products and services in digital characteristics. The “app economy” was just a minor stepping stone towards a fully connected society and business context. Come and listen to what the best performing companies are up to and what’s ahead. Speakers: Andreas Sjöström, Vice President & Global Head of Digital, Sogeti Åsa Melvanius, Engagement Director

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The Future of Digital
Stockholm – November 2015

Business is immersed in digital
Everything has a
digital context
Digital vision is centered
around customer value
World class customer experience
Digitally improved value chains
Real-time feedback of customer events
into internal processes
Business and IT are kept separate
“Digital” is just pasted on top
of legacy platforms and
processes
IT strategy focuses on
cost reductions and
commodity
infrastructure
Customer service is an
afterthought with all manual
feedback processes

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DIGITAL ECOSYSTEMS

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DYNAMIC DIGITAL ECOSYSTEMS (APIs)
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SENSIFICATION (TO THINGS)

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SENSIFICATION (TO THEM)

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SUPER SPEED

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INNOVATION. BETA IS THE NEW NORMAL.

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INNOVATION. BETA IS THE NEW NORMAL.
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Andreas Sjöström
Vice President & Global Head of Digital, Sogeti
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Mobile Solutions, Capgemini
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1. The Future of Digital Stockholm – November 2015

2. DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION

3. DIGITAL PREDATOR vs DIGITAL PREY

4. Business is immersed in digital Everything has a digital context Digital vision is centered around customer value World class customer experience Digitally improved value chains Real-time feedback of customer events into internal processes Business and IT are kept separate “Digital” is just pasted on top of legacy platforms and processes IT strategy focuses on cost reductions and commodity infrastructure Customer service is an afterthought with all manual feedback processes

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