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By 2020 there will be 200 billion connected devices on the

Internet of Things.

Digital Economy

Read more: The Internet of Things can revolutionize your business more than you think

Source: Intel, A Guide to the Internet of Things Infographic

Internet of Things

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“Enterprise software used to be about making existing work more

efficient. Now, the opportunity for software is to transform the

work itself.”Source: Aaron Levie, @levie

Digital Economy

Read more: Keys to enabling the digital transformation

Customer Experience

Resource Optimization

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74% of companies believe business complexity hurts their

ability to meet goals, but only 17% believe current

simplification efforts are very effective. Source: Knowledge@Wharton, Business Simplification 2015: The Unmet Strategic Imperative

Read more: Leading organizations out of the complexity wilderness

Future of Work

Master Complexity

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Organizations driven by purpose and values outperformed

the market 15-to-1.Source: BizShifts-Trends, Power of Purpose-Driven…Business, Leadership, Management:

Focus on– Reason to Exist, Vision, Mission– It Really Matters

Video: Having a higher purpose to improve people’s lives

Improving People’s Lives

Finance

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80% of premature heart disease, stroke and diabetes can be

prevented.Source: World Health Organization

Improving People’s Lives

Read more: Smart technologies and data to support aging populations

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70% of all cancer deaths occur in low- and middle-income

countries.Source: World Health Organization

Read more: Revolutionizing genome analysis and personalized cancer care

Improving People’s Lives

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The sharing economy is about owning the customer-supply

interface. Uber, the world’s largest taxi company, owns no

vehicles. Facebook, the world’s most popular media owner,

creates no content. And Airbnb, the world’s largest accommodation

provider, owns no real estate.

Source: TechCrunch, The Battle Is For The Customer Interface

Read more: Taking advantage of the Sharing Economy

Digital Economy

Customer Experience

Resource Optimization

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Uber and AirBnB are just the start. The sharing economy

will grow 3,000% from 2015 to 2030.

Source: SAP Center for Business Insight 2015 calculation based on

PwC, The sharing economy – sizing the revenue opportunity

Read more: Making customer service work for the sharing economy business model

Digital Economy

Resource Optimization

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Crowd funding will grow 200,000% from 2015 to 2030.

Source: SAP Center for Business Insight 2015 calculation based on

Crowd Valley, Crowdfunding Market: the Investors’ Double Role

Read more: Finding alternative funding for small businesses

Digital Economy

Resource Optimization

Finance

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By 2025 the total worth of the Internet of Things (IoT)

technology could be $6.2 trillion — most of that value is in

healthcare ($2.5 trillion) and manufacturing ($2.3 trillion).Source: Intel, A Guide to the Internet of Things

Video: Tripling operations without adding infrastructure

Digital Economy

Internet of Things

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Emerging market consumers are nearly twice as likely to

trust storing data in the cloud is secure, as consumers in

developed markets.Source: Euromonitor International, Consumer Attitudes Towards Storing Data in the Cloud

Digital Economy

Read more: Mitigating data privacy and security risks in the cloud

Cloud

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Only 42% of companies say they know how to extract

meaningful insights from the data available to them. Source: Oxford Economics, Workforce 2020

Digital Economy

Resource Optimization

Analytics

Read more: The top Big Data challenges

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Private and commercial robot usage will grow 2,000% from

2015 to 2030, and could be a $190 billion market.

Source: SAP Center for Business Insight 2015 calculation based on

The Boston Consulting Group, The Rise of Robotics

Resource Optimization

Read more: Can robots save lives in the construction industry

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87% of finance executives believe they need to analyze

financial and performance data much more quickly. Source: CFO Research, The Next Stage in Creating the Value-Added Finance Function

Resource Optimization

Analytics

Finance

Video: Enabling in-depth business analysis on-demand, rather than waiting hours, days or weeks

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73% of CEOs believe the lack of employees with key

technical skills is a threat to their company's growth. Source: PwC, 18th Annual Global CEO Survey

Digital Economy

Future of Work

Read more: President Obama announces a new program to help expand STEM employment

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62% of Millennials want their career to have a positive impact

on the world, and 53% would work harder if their organization

was making a difference to others. Source: Global Tolerance, The Values Revolution

Yet 75% believe businesses are focused on their own

agendas, rather than helping to improve society. Source: Deloitte, The Deloitte Millennial Survey 2015

Future of Work

Improving People’s Lives

Read more: Hiring people who want to change the world

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“Ten years from now, when we look back at how this era of big

data evolved… we will be stunned at how uninformed we

used to be when we made decisions.” — Billy Bosworth,

DataStax CEOSource: Mary Meeker - KPCB, Internet Trends 2015 - Code Conference

Digital Economy

Future of Work

Big Data

Read more: Four V’s of Big Data: volume, velocity and variety used to achieve value

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50% of the U.S. jobs lost in the 2008 recession were middle-

skilled jobs, but only 2% of the jobs gained since the

recession have been middle-skilled.Source: The Economist Intelligence Unit, The Cratering of the Middle Class

Future of Work

Resource Optimization

Read more: How Millennials are reshaping the workforce

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74% of US and European retail, healthcare and manufacturing

companies have already developed smart products.

Source: The Economist Intelligence Unit, Developing Smart Products

Digital Economy

Resource Optimization

Read more: What is the future of self-driving cars?

Customer Experience

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By 2018, the data created by the Internet of Things devices

will reach 403 trillion gigabytes a year.

Source: Cisco, Global Cloud Index

Digital Economy

Internet of Things

Big Data

Read more: Capabilities needed to take advantage of the Internet of Things

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78% of global CEO’s think cyber security is strategically

important for their business.Source: PwC, 18th Annual Global CEO Survey

Digital Economy

Read more: Cyber security drivers - information overload

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Goods-producing jobs have been declining for decades and

now represent only 14% of all U.S. jobs. Source: Mary Meeker - KPCB, Internet Trends 2015

Future of Work

Read more: The growing jobs gap

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By 2019, approximately one quarter of the entire U.S.

workforce will be independent workers (self-employed,

independent contractor, freelancer, temp contractor, etc.).

Source: MBO Partners, Independent Workers and the On-Demand Economy, & U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

Future of Work

Read more: Free agent workers are becoming an integral part of the talent supply chain

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People are increasingly creating supplemental incomes

through online platforms and marketplaces like Airbnb,

Etsy, Thumbtack, Uber and Upwork .

Source: Mary Meeker - KPCB, Internet Trends 2015

Future of Work

Resource Optimization

Read more: How Uber and other on-demand workers are transforming our perceptions of work

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“Generation Z is mobile first and mobile only, and they are

nothing like Millennials”

Source: Brian Solis, 25 Disruptive Technology Trends 2015 - 2016

Digital Economy

Future of Work

Customer Experience

Read more: Planning ahead for Generation Z

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Generation Z wants to be engaged by real people, especially in

advertising where they are nearly twice as likely to want to see

"real people" than celebrities. Because of this desire, they are more

likely to visit YouTube than any other social site (85%).

Source: Deep Focus, Cassandra Report: Gen Z Uncovers Massive Attitude Shifts

Digital Economy

Customer Experience

Read more: Why your teenager will leave you jobless

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65% of emerging market Millennials aspire to become the

leader or most senior executive within their organization,

compared to only 38% in developed markets.Source: Deloitte, The Deloitte Millennial Survey 2015

Future of Work

Read more: The leadership aspiration gap

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87% of organizations cite culture and engagement as their

top challenges, but less than half believe they have good

programs in place to engage and retain employees.

Source: Deloitte, Global Human Capital Trends 2015

Future of Work

Read more: Unexpected costs of poor employee engagement

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Companies with high employee engagement and enablement

can have net profit margins 4 times greater than companies

with low engagement and enablement.

Source: Towers Watson, The Power of Three: Taking Engagement to New Heights

Future of Work

Read more: Employee engagement and company culture sets your brand as an employer

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85% of CEOs whose organizations have a diversity and

inclusiveness strategy say it's enhanced performance.

Source: PwC, 18th Annual Global CEO Survey

Future of Work

Read more: Increasing organizational creativity through diversity

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86% of companies cite leadership as one of their most

important challenges, but only 10% believe they have an

excellent succession plan.

Source: Deloitte, Global Human Capital Trends 2015

Future of Work

Read more: Developing leaders and a leadership culture

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78% of CEOs are concerned about over-regulation.

Source: PwC, 18th Annual Global CEO Survey

Future of Work

Read more: Outsourcing in highly regulated environments

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78% of employees say it is very important to work for a

digitally enabled company or a digital leader.

Source: MIT Sloan Management Review, Is Your Business Ready for a Digital Future?

Digital Economy

Future of Work

Read more: Factors affecting the future of work infographic

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But only 39% of companies leverage social media data to

improve recruiting, engagement, and employer brand.Source: Deloitte, Global Human Capital Trends 2015

The average internet user spends 1.72 hours on social

networks per day.Source: GlobalWebIndex, GWI Social Report 2015

Digital Economy

Future of Work

Read more: Is social media taking over your employees workday?

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Over two thirds of people think that businesses need to

deliver more social and environmental change. Nearly

three quarters want to see more transparency, and 81% more

accountability. Source: Global Tolerance, The Values Revolution

Future of Work

Improving People’s Lives

Read more: Ideas for creating a culture of transparency

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Airlines are pushing biofuels because they have no choice.

The number of airline passengers is projected to more than

double to 7.3 billion a year over the next two decades (up

from 3.3 billion in 2014).

Source: CBS News, Why airlines keep pushing biofuels &

International Air Transportation Association, New IATA Passenger Forecast

Resource Optimization

Read more: Eco-driving tips to reduce fleet fuel costs and emissions

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There will be more words written on Twitter in the next two years

than contained in all books ever printed.

Source: The Huffington Post, Is Twitter Bad For Language? Statistical Analysis Says No

(New Book from Christian Rudder, Dataclysm: Who We Are)

Digital Economy

Read more: Leveraging social data for social business

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Mobile communication service WeChat is helping the Chinese

Government offer services to 549 million users.

Source: Mary Meeker – KPCB, Internet Trends 2015

Digital Economy

Customer Experience

Resource Optimization

Read more: Expanding government data sharing to gain citizens trust

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“Businesses are no longer the sole creator of a brand; it is co-

created by consumers through shared experiences and defined by

the results of online searches and conversations.”

Source: Brian Solis, 10 Brian Solis Quotes by Prezly

Digital Economy

Customer Experience

Read more: Redefining and personalizing the shopping experience with innovative mobile apps

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70% of consumers are more likely to recommend a brand because

it provides a simpler experience, and 38% are willing to pay more

for simpler experiences.Source: Siegel+Gale, Simplicity Index

Customer Experience

Run Simple

Read more: How you can deliver a coordinated and consistent customer experience

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Brands that are loved by consumers, experience brand value

appreciation 10 times more than brands that are less loved.

Source: Millward Brown & WPP, The BrandZ Top 100 Most Valuable Global Brands

Customer Experience

Read more: “Wow” your customers before your competitors do

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83% of North American consumers are more likely to continue doing

business with a company because of its loyalty program, and

70% will modify when and where they make purchases to maximize

program benefits.Source: Bond Brand Loyalty, The 2015 Loyalty Report

Digital Economy

Customer Experience

Resource Optimization

Read more: Loyalty programs to retain hard-won customers who help evangelize products

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A majority of U.S. consumers are multichannel shopping, with

69% Webrooming (browse products online and buy in-store), and

49% Showrooming (browse products in-store and buy online).

Source: Harris Interactive, Showrooming and Webrooming in the 2014 Holiday Shopping Season

Digital Economy

Customer Experience

Resource Optimization

Read more: Providing personalized, relevant customer experiences across all channels

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70% of online consumers consider ads that track phone location

without permission an invasion of privacy, but almost 45% are

willing to their share phone location in exchange for discounts.

Source: Euromonitor International, Connecting with Hyperconnected Consumers

Digital Economy

Customer Experience

Read more: Personalized location-based mobile marketing

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Chinese and Indian consumers are more than twice as likely to

make purchases with their mobile phones, as consumers in the

U.S., U.K., Japan, Germany and France.

Source: Euromonitor International, Hyperconnectivity survey

Digital Economy

Customer Experience

Read more: Innovation adopters and what differentiates them

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In the U.S., in-store payments with mobile wallet apps will reach

$808 billion by 2019, more than 21 times the $37 billion expected

for 2015.Source: Business Insider, The Mobile Payments Report

Digital Economy

Customer Experience

Read more: What makes a leader in mobile payment adoption?

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57% of a B2B purchasing decision is made before buyers talk to a

sales rep. Source: CEB, The End of Solution Sales

Digital Economy

Customer Experience

Read more: Creating and sharing content for each stage of the buyer’s journey

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97% of B2B buyers trust content more if it includes peer reviews

and user-generated content. The top 3 content formats for B2B

purchasing research are 78% whitepapers, 73% case studies, and

67% webinars.Source: SocialTimes, Marketing Trends Road Map for 2015

Customer Experience

Read more: Are you focusing on the buyers journey or selling?

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At the current turnover rate, 75% of the companies in the S&P 500

in 2027, will be new (companies not currently in index today).

Source: Seeking Alpha, Increasing Churn Rate In The S&P 500

Digital Economy

Run Simple

Finance

Read more: Preparing your organization to survive in 2025

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Asian companies using video in their content marketing mix had on

average a 66% higher website conversion rate: 4.8% vs. 2.9% if

video was not used. Source: Aberdeen Group, The State of Video Content Marketing in APAC

Digital Economy

Customer Experience

Read more: Tips on incorporating video into your marketing strategy

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92% of B2B buyers ranked “Ease of use" as the #1 factor that

influences their opinions of solution providers.

Source: Demand Gen Report, 2015 B2B Buyer’s Survey Report

Digital Economy

Customer Experience

Run Simple

Read more: Embedding simplicity behaviors into your company

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Latin American internet users are online approximately 3 times as

long as Asian internet users.

Source: comScore, The State of Social Media in Brazil

Digital Economy

Customer Experience

Read more: Latin American technology adoption is outpacing the global average

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73% of the global population has a mobile phone, but only 39% of

the global population is connected to the internet.

Source: Mary Meeker - KPCB, Internet Trends 2015

Digital Economy

Customer Experience

Resource Optimization

Read more: Why internet connectivity matters to everyone

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By 2025, there will be 10 global virtual currencies that will be

considered mainstream. Their combined market value will exceed

$5 trillion, and Bitcoin will still be the largest.

Source: Startup Management, The Next 10 Years: 42 Macro Predictions in Cryptography,

Blockchains and Consensus Protocols

Digital Economy

Resource Optimization

Finance

Read more: Beyond Bitcoin - How the blockchain could disrupt our financial system

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96% of marketers say the ability to make data-informed decisions

is the most important capability to respond to disruptions; but only

13% of Marketers are taking action to address disruptions and

achieving measurable impact.

Source: McKinsey & Company, Marketing disruption: Five blind spots on the road to marketing's

potential

Digital Economy

Customer Experience

Read more: For marketers, value from big tech trends is really coming from new data

Analytics

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77% of Generation Z believe they will need to work harder than

past generations to have a satisfying and fulfilling professional life.Source: OfficeTeam, A Robert Half Company, Generation Z: Five Surprising Insights

And 71% expect to experience significant failure before

achieving success.Source: Deep Focus, Cassandra Report: Gen Z Uncovers Massive Attitude Shifts

Future of Work

Improving People’s Lives

Read more: Educating Generation Z to lead the workforce of the future

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By 2020, 70% of mobile consumers will access their devices

biometrically. Source: World Economic Forum, 5 predictions for technology in 2020

Digital Economy

Mobile

Read more: Security concerns need to be included in mobile strategies

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Consumers in emerging markets are 2.8 times more likely to

purchase wearable technologies than those in developed

markets. Source: Euromonitor International, Connecting with Hyperconnected Consumers

Read more: Wearable products are being designed and developed for just about every market

Digital Economy

Customer Experience

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The first decade of this century witnessed a historic reduction in

global poverty and a near doubling of the middle class, but 71%

of the global population still subsists on less than $10 a day, and

1 billion people live on less than $2 a day.

Source: Pew Research Center, A Global Middle Class Is More Promise than Reality

Resource Optimization

Read more: How is the new global middle class affecting your supply chains?

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38 million global deaths were due to noncommunicable

diseases. This invisible epidemic hinders the economic

development of many countries.Source: World Health Organization

Improving People’s Lives

Read more: Stopping diabetes in its tracks with connected care

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Each month, over 2 billion people use global messaging

platforms: WhatsApp, WeChat, Facebook Messenger, or LINE.

Source: Mary Meeker - KPCB, Internet Trends 2015

Digital Economy

Customer Experience

Read more: Insights into global mobile adoption and how to adapt

Page 63: 99 Facts on the Future of Business in the Digital Economy

BRIC countries added 68 million internet users in 2014, 11 million

more users than there are in all of the United Kingdom.

Source: Internet Live Stats, Internet Users by Country

Digital Economy

Customer Experience

Read more: Entering emerging markets - 5 ways to balance speed with precision

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90% of the world’s population over 6 years old will have a mobile

device by 2020. Source: Ericsson, Ericsson Mobility Report

Digital Economy

Mobile

Customer Experience

Read more: The generation growing up with devices as babysitters

Page 65: 99 Facts on the Future of Business in the Digital Economy

86% of global CEOs are personally championing the use of digital

technologies in their company.

Source: PwC, 18th Annual Global CEO Survey

Digital Economy

Internet of Things

Big Data

Cloud

Mobile

Read more: How to plan for the convergence of digital technologies

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The Internet of Things will have a potential economic impact of

$4 trillion to $11 trillion a year in 2025.

Source: McKinsey & Company, Unlocking the potential of the Internet of Things

Digital Economy

Internet of Things

Resource Optimization

Read more: The Internet of Things powering safety, security and savings

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By 2020, information will be used to reinvent, digitalize or

eliminate 80% of business processes and products from a

decade earlier.Source: Forbes, Gartner Predicts Three Big Data Trends for Business Intelligence

Digital Economy

Future of Work

Customer Experience

Resource Optimization

Read more: Preemptive digital disruption - the key to relevance in the Digital Economy

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The use of sensors will grow 700,000% by 2030, in order to help

solve nearly every human need and want, from smart shoes to

cancer killing chips.Source: SAP Center for Business Insight 2015 calculation based on SPB Global,

A trillion sensors is the equivalent of 150 sensors per human on earth.

Digital Economy

Internet of Things

Resource Optimization

Read more: Sensor sales are a leading indicator of IoT adoption witin industries

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3D printing usage will grow 2,000% from 2015 to 2030.

Source: SAP Center for Business Insight 2015 calculation based on

Forbes, Roundup Of 3D Printing Market Forecasts And Estimates

Resource Optimization

Read more: Perception vs. reality - Busting 3 myths about 3D printing

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There is now widespread agreement and emerging evidence, that

access to technology can help improve quality of life and

accelerate development efforts at all levels.

Source: World Economic Forum, The Global Information Technology Report 2015

Digital Economy

Resource Optimization

Read more: Can technology help in the fight against global hunger?

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Views of user generated or shared content is continuing to grow.

Most recently, Facebook video views grew to 4 billion per day, a

400% increase from six months prior.

Source: Mary Meeker - KPCB, Internet Trends 2015

Digital Economy

Future of Work

Customer Experience

Read more: 5 lessons in multichannel marketing from a global brand leader

Page 72: 99 Facts on the Future of Business in the Digital Economy

Sequencing genomes could cost less than $0.10 as soon as 2020.

Source: Business Insider, Soon It Will Cost Less to Sequence a Genome than to Flush a Toilet

Digital Economy

Big Data

Resource Optimization

Improving People’s Lives

Read more: Digital technology’s exponential growth curve is just about to take off

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The 1.2 billion cars on the roads are used just 4% of the time. That

is 8.2 trillion hours of nonuse per year.

Source: The Daily, The Futurist: Uber, take the wheel

Digital Economy

Resource Optimization

Read more: Self-driving cars - The future of the automobile is about to change dramatically

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Cargo drones could help Africa, a continent with only 16% of its

roads paved, avoid the need to build out transportation

infrastructure comparable to that of the U.S., China, Europe, India,

Japan and Mexico combined.

Source: J.M. Ledgard, Better Use of the Lower Sky in a Sharing Economy (published on Medium)

Resource Optimization

Read more: Radical changes to come from drones in the not-too-distant future

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97% of all consumers search for local businesses online.

Source: SocialTimes, Social Media Business Statistics, Facts, Figures & Trends

Digital Economy

Customer Experience

Read more: How can you ensure online customers see your company and products

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Within the next five years, more than 90% of all data from the

Internet of Things (IoT) will be hosted in the cloud, reducing the

complexity of supporting IoT "data blending"

Source: IDC, Connecting the IoT: The Road to Success

Digital Economy

Internet of Things

Big Data

Cloud

Resource Optimization

Read more: Cloud technology can enable organizations to focus on and accelerate innovation

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Success in the digital future will depend on your company's ability to

implement digital technologies innovatively, by rethinking

strategy, culture and talent.

Source: MIT Sloan Management Review, Is Your Business Ready for a Digital Future?

Digital Economy

Future of Work

Read more: The 7 principals for your organization to master the Digital Economy

Page 78: 99 Facts on the Future of Business in the Digital Economy

Hyperconnectivity is driving a move towards mass personalization

of products and services.

Source: The Economist Intelligence Unit, Hyperconnected organisations

Digital Economy

Customer Experience

Read more: The Digital Economy is making mass customization more profitable than mass production

Page 79: 99 Facts on the Future of Business in the Digital Economy

Although 90% of companies view advanced and predictive

analytics as important, less than 30% have currently deployed

them, and only 30% have plans to do so.

Source: Sandhill, Dresner Benchmark Study Reveals

Trends in Advanced and Predictive Analytics in BI

Resource Optimization

Analytics

Video: Providing personalized customer experiences with predictive analytics

Customer Experience

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By 2030, 2 billion jobs will disappear, or roughly 50% of all the

jobs on the planet, as a result of technology advances.

Read more: What will we do when robots take our jobs?

Source: Futurist Speaker Thomas Frey, 2 Billion Jobs to Disappear by 2030

Digital Economy

Future of Work

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Big Data in healthcare is a big deal. Analyzing streaming patient

data has been found to drive a 20% decrease in patient mortality.

Source: HealthcareIT Connect, When it comes to Healthcare, Big Data is a Big Deal

Digital Economy

Big Data

Improving People’s Lives

Read more: 4 ways Big Data can transform healthcare

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By 2022, the population of India will surpass that of China, and

both countries will have over 1.4 billion people.

Source: United Nations, World Population Prospects

Resource Optimization

Read more: Is global consumption of natural resources outpacing what is sustainable?

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Trust is imperative in the Sharing Economy. 85% of Americans

are more likely to use a Sharing Economy service if the people

involved went through a background check.

Source: First Advantage, Start your story with trust - Being secure in the Sharing Economy

Digital Economy

Customer Experience

Resource Optimization

Read more: Building trust and other key requirements for the Sharing Economy

Page 84: 99 Facts on the Future of Business in the Digital Economy

Forrester Research predicts that by 2020, B2B e-commerce sales

will top $1 trillion.Source: ZDNet, B2B ecommerce sales to top $1 Trillion by 2020: Forrester

Digital Economy

Finance

Resource Optimization

Read more: The B2B network with over 1.7 million companies and $1.9 billion daily transactions

Page 85: 99 Facts on the Future of Business in the Digital Economy

“Complexity is one of the biggest challenges facing modern

business. It is slowing companies down, costing them on average

10% of their profits and harming employee morale.”

Source: Simon Collinson and Melvin Jay, From Complexity to Simplicity: Unleash Your

Organisation's Potential (book introduction on Amazon.com)

Finance

Future of Work

Master Complexity

Read more: How to lead your organization out of the complexity wilderness

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84% of global consumers actively seek out socially and

environmentally responsible brands, and 90% are willing to switch

purchases to brands associated with a good cause.

Source: Cone Communications/Ebiquity, 2015 Global CSR Study

Customer Experience

Improving People’s Lives

Read more: 11 simple actions to make your company more socially responsible

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By 2020, half of Africa will be under 25 years old, and 18 million

new jobs will need to be created per year to employ this labor force.

Source: The World Bank, The African Competitiveness Report 2015

Future of Work

Resource Optimization

Improving People’s Lives

Read more: Africa Code Week - Providing workshops to 20,000 kids across 17 African countries

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Sport has a unique power to attract, mobilize and inspire, and

has been increasingly recognized and used as a low-cost, high-

impact tool for humanitarian, development and peace-building efforts.

Source: United Nations, Sport for Development and Peace

Improving People’s Lives

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By 2030, 10% of the largest companies in the U.S. will be virtual

corporations (less than 10% of their workers will be in an office at

any point in time). Source: Staff.com, 20 Dramatic Predictions for 2030

Digital Economy

Future of Work

Read more: The impact of working virtually on productivity

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There are currently 700 million people in the world with no access

to safe drinking water. Source: Worldometers,Water

And water demand will increase 55% by 2050. Source: OECD, Principles on Water Governance

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Read more: It’s time to rethink how we manage our finite water supply

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Analytics usage in sports is expected to grow to $4.7 billion by

2021, up from $125 million in 2014.Source: SportTechie, Why the Use of Analytics in Sports Continues to Spread

Digital Economy

Improving People’s Lives

Analytics

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80% of people buy from companies they trust, and 68% will

actively recommend trusted companies.

Source: Edelman, 2015 Edelman Trust Barometer

Digital Economy

Customer Experience

Video: How do people develop trust online – a round table discussion

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72% of people trust information from friends and family, while

only 46% of people trust company CEOs, 40% elected officials,

and 34% celebrities.Source: Edelman, 2015 Edelman Trust Barometer

Digital Economy

Customer Experience

Video: What attributes to do leaders need in today’s world to be trusted

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By 2050, rising sea levels could cost cities from Hong Kong to

Dhaka to New York trillions annually.

Source: The Guardian, Scientists predict huge sea level rise even if we limit climate change

Resource Optimization

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It is projected that $1.77 trillion in counterfeit and pirated goods

will be sold globally in 2015.

Source: International AntiCounterfeiting Coalition, Counterfeiting adds up

Digital Economy

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By 2025, half of world's companies with revenues exceeding

$1 billion will be headquartered in emerging markets, and China

will have more of these companies than either the U.S. or Europe.

Source: McKinsey & Company, The Four Global Forces Breaking all the Trends

Digital Economy

Future of Work

Read more: Over 90% of high performing Chinese companies have this in common

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At the end of 2014, the top 0.7% of the global population owned

44% of total global wealth, while the bottom 70% owned just 3%.

Source: Credit Suisse, Global Wealth Report (published by Inequality.org, Global Inequality)

Future of Work

Resource Optimization

Read more: How low wages are hurting the bigger economic picture

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By 2060, the European Union population will have only 2 working-

age persons for every 1 person over 65 years old, compared to

the current 4-to-1 ratio. Source: European Commission, The 2015 Ageing Report

Future of Work

Resource Optimization

Improving People’s Lives

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To meet global electricity demand in 2040, 7,200 GW of new

generating capacity needs to be built. Source: International Energy Agency, World Energy Outlook Executive Summary

Today, there is only 5,800 GW of global generation capacity

across all energy sources (coal, oil, hydro, nuclear, wind, etc.)

Source: U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, World Fact Book, Electricity - Installed Generating

Capacity

Resource Optimization

Digital Economy

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“Within 15 years technology will exist that will allow human brains

to be connected directly to the internet."

Source: International Business Times, Ray Kurzweil: Human Brains Could be Connected to the

Cloud by 2030

Digital Economy

Future of Work

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By 2020 there will be 200 billion connected devices on the

Internet of Things.

Digital Economy

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Source: Intel, A Guide to the Internet of Things Infographic

Internet of Things

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“Enterprise software used to be about making existing work more

efficient. Now, the opportunity for software is to transform the

work itself.”Source: Aaron Levie, @levie

Digital Economy

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