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A culture for the future Annalie Killian Catalyst for Magic, AMP Annalie Killian Social Enterprise Conference @ CeBIT Australia 2012 1 of 27 @maverickwoman, @amplifyfest

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A culture for the future

Annalie Killian Catalyst for Magic, AMP

   Annalie  Killian  Social Enterprise Conference @ CeBIT Australia 2012 1 of 27

@maverickwoman, @amplifyfest

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“Architecture is the will of an epoch translated into space”

~Ludwig Mies van der Rohe

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5 drivers of change 5 generations in one workplace

Abundance Scarcity

System journey

Patriarchy Partnership Consumerisation of IT & instruments of production Open, global sourcing

Ubiquitous connectivity & collaboration

Radical transparency and social responsibility

Culture model for the future Principles Practice

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A model for culture of the future

Practice Principles Innovation

Collaboration

Connection

Personalization

Authenticity

Values, Brand CSR

Uber-connection

Accelerated Leadership practices

Learning eco-systems

As demonstrated by:

Adapted from original source: Future workplace

Social recruiting & talent

management

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Innovation eco-system

Internal Crowd Open Innovation

AMP Innovation Board

Creatively Restless Culture

Passion | Persistence | Patience

Pipeline of Growth

Opportunities

Learning Experiments, Development

Value Created

How? Implementation rate Staff innovation engagement

FOR 1. Customer/

Clients 2. Partners 3. Staff 4. Shareholder 5. Community

Design methodology Start-up Incubators

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Uber-connection

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Learning eco-systems

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Sub,tle  

Authenticity, diversity

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•  Sub,tle  

Participation, markets

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Collaboration, personalization

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Uber - connection

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Feedback & recognition

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Social recruiting, talent

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Contemporary brand, values & social purpose

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Shared value

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5 drivers of change 5 generations in one workplace

Abundance Scarcity

System journey

Patriarchy Partnership Consumerisation of IT & instruments of production global Open sourcing Ubiquitous connectivity & collaboration

Radical transparency and social responsibility

Interdependent Dependent - complying

Personal journey Expansive controlling Free agent-self-managing

Principles Practice

Culture model for future

Personal journey

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Leadership practices

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Patriarchy

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Partnership

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Measurable

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[email protected] @maverickwoman

@amplifyfest

Merci!

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Fogg Behavior Change Model

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Maslow’s Hierarchy of Internet Needs

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Ad Hoc •  No management •  No budget •  No structure / resources •  Experiments

Engaged •  Executive awareness •  Some management engagement •  Pilots •  Volunteer / part-time resources

Managed •  Active executive sponsorship •  Daily management •  Program office •  Professional staff •  Well-defined roles and responsibilities •  Requirements driven

Optimised •  Strategic executive focus •  Significant budget •  Multi-channel initiatives •  Social business unit/centre of

excellence •  Guidance by business intelligence

Unified Social Business Strategy

Internal Social Business

External Social Business Customer/partner facing

Structured •  Dedicated budgets •  Management Responsibility •  Formal projects •  High-level formal roles

Adapted from original by: The Dachis Group

Social Business Maturity Model

Business Intelligence / collaboration architecture

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B=ƒ(P,E)

Lewin’s equation