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© Proprietary & Confidential – Ariadne Capital
The Consumer is the legal owner of their data
Privacy: The Competitive Advantage29th April 2016
Amit Pau, Managing Director, Ariadne Capital
@AriadneCap@Encountry@amit_pau
Agenda – The Consumer is the legal owner of their data
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GAFA – Gang of Four 3
Hernando De Soto Polar 4
Changing your business model 5
Data ownership 6
Mobile & Consumer Trust: Why it Matters 7
Can you build a business case for Consumer trust?
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The identity framework 11
Consumer insights on trust 12
A framework for trust-based services: GDPR
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GAFA – Gang of Four
281.8
306.1 479.5 538.6
Market capitalisation ($bn)
*Source: Thomson Reuters. Stock prices as of 28/04/2016.
1,606
Combined market capitalisation
The combined market capitalisation* of these companies is higher than Spain’s GDP for 2015, which reached the level of
c.$1.42tn**.**Source: World Bank
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Property Rights – Hernando De Soto Polar
De Soto assigned property rights to Peruvian farmers and demonstrated that behaviour changed as a result.
“When people have assets, they can build wealth. Data is the most fundamental asset.”
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Shape your industry by changing your business modelEverything is network-based, not linear – Everything is Multi-stakeholder
Company’s ability to shape industry dynamics
Company marketpower increases
Company valuationincreases
Step 1Micro
Step 2 Step 3Macro
Business model/Transaction
Goliath/David
Partnership
Building Net New
Revenue
Industry > EcosystemDistribution > Platform With Network Effects
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Individuals should own their own data – it’s a question of timing
“We believe that consumers are going to take ownership of information about themselves and demand value in exchange for it. As a result, negotiating with consumers for information will become costly and complex. That process has already begun to unfold, but it could take several years to play out across broad segments of customers and products.” – John Hagel
https://hbr.org/1997/01/the-coming-battle-for-customer-information: A version of this article appeared in the January–February 1997 issue of Harvard Business Review. John Hagel III is Founder and Chairman of the Deloitte Center for the Edge, a research centre based in Silicon Valley.
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Mobile & Consumer Trust: Why it Matters
2016
Mobile & Consumer Trust: Why it Matters
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2005 2016 2020
Connected Cars
Connected HomesInternet of
ThingsRobotics
Health Tech
EdTech
Monetised Big Data
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7.5 billion 3.7 billionGlobal mobile connections Unique global mobile users
Mobile & Consumer Trust: Why it Matters
Can you build a business case for consumer trust?
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$33 million settlement; 75,000 consumers’ data breached. Includes $100 compensation payment to each consumer37 million users’ data hacked and published
36 million users’ data hacked and published including 3.1 million user’s credit card data15 million consumers’ data leaked through Experian credit searches2.4 million customers’ data and 90,000 credit card details hacked and published
And many, many more…
$1.5 billion in fines for LIBOR rigging
$18.7 billion in fines for Deepwater Horizon
Maximum potential US fines $90 billion
The identity framework
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“Identity will be the most valuable commodity for citizens in the future, and it
will exist primarily online.” The New Digital Age, E. Schmidt & J. Cohen
• Ariadne Capital’s research has identified Identity-as-a-Service as a $1.5 trillion ecosystem.
• The mobile operators are at the heart of the IaaS ecosystem.
• For users, coming online means coming into possession of multiple in the physical and virtual worlds.
• Organizations will have to discover their own formula of existing in both worlds, and how they will leverage the best and worst of what each world has to offer in the digital age.
• The number of people connected to the Internet worldwide increased from 350 million to more than 2 billion – first decade of the 21st century.
• The number of mobile-phone subscribers rose from 750 million to 7.5 billion over the same period.
• Those that can best navigate this new multi-dimensional world will find themselves ahead in the business landscape.
Consumer insights on trust
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78% 62%Of consumers think it’s hard to trust
companies when it comes to the use of their personal data
Of consumers are concerned that information provided for one purpose is
used for another purpose
67% 44%Of consumers believe that companies
and agencies ask for too much personal info
Of consumers trust MNOs to protect their personal data
Survey data sources – World Economic Forum
$30Cost of customer acquisition based on
Facebook’s $19 billion valuation of WhatsApp with its 600 million uses
91%Of consumers want to be in control of
their data
“Consumers are legal owners of their data”
Consumer insights on trust
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• Happy to share everything about themselves in public and online
Exhibitionists
• Lobby and intensely worry about privacy in all aspects
Privacy zealots
• This group has always had concerns, but mostly not sufficient to warranty action that takes any effort.
• It is a balanced view of effort vs. risk.
The mainstrea
mPreviously privacy zealots were concerned with widespread data use by governments, data breaches in companies and retargeting. In recent times, thanks to high profile cases of major companies’ data breaches, the Edward Snowden & Angela Merkel cases, the sleeping mainstream has awoken. Concern is being shared by all.
Consumer insights on trust
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"Unconcerned"/"Trusting"
"Fundamentalists"/"Cautious"
"Pragmatists"/"Rationalists"
0 10 20 30 40 50 60
16
31
53
22
24
54
16
49
33
DataIQ % 2015 % 2012 %
For comparison – DMA & DataIQ
Sources: DMA, “What the consumer really thinks,” 2015 v 2012; DataIQ GDPR Impact research series
A framework for trust-based services: GDPR
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Governments are creating regulatory frameworks:
• Safe Harbour Privacy Pact• European Court of Justice’s recent ruling• EU data protection laws (GDPR)• Fines of up to 4% of global revenue for offenders
At the same time, consumers are themselves taking things into their own hands: • 63% of consumers refuse to ever sign into apps using
Facebook Connect – eshewing the convenience of single sign in because of fears of their own and their friends’ privacy
• The use of ad blockers has grown 44% year on year. The ad industry has paid the price for using essentially free ad delivery to not care what the response rate is – oblivious to how much the wrong message can upset consumers
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A framework for trust-based services: GDPR
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Push Marketing
PullRelevance
Consumer Commerce
Make and Save
MoneyMake it
Easy
LegislationConsumer Data Awareness
Disruptive Models
Save Me Money/Time
Protect My Data
Context andSupport Me
Be ThereBe Useful
Control My Experience
Collect/Store
My Data
Own and Sell My Data
Create Shareholde
r ValueReward Me
for My Loyalty
Reduce Liability
DataTransfer
ThirdParty Data
If unsure of your data and impact of the GDPR we recommend you undertake a thorough audit with a specialist such as DQM GRC
A framework for trust-based services: GDPR
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The most significant rule to change:• The Individual’s data is
owned by him/her• It has an anticipatory
status as a legal asset and actor. Its value is recognised in an economic upside to the Individual in all his/her transactions as a citizen in the country
Ariadne Capital & EntrepreneurCountry Global call the economy which stems from this game—change: The Personal Economy
How will consumers be rewarded for their data in the Personal Economy?
Business model/Transaction
Ariadne Capital Amit Pau
Managing DirectorAriadne Capital Ltd
Mobile: +44 (0) 7792 943 596Direct: +44 (0) 203 021 [email protected]
www.ariadnecapital.comwww.entrepreneurcountryglobal.com
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