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Design a Digital Strategy That Works
Featuring Jeanne Ross, Director and Principal Research Scientist at MIT Sloan School of Management’s Center for Information Systems Research—an expert on how companies develop competitive advantage through digitized platforms
FEBRUARY 2, 2015
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Today’s Speaker
Jeanne RossDirector and Principal Research Scientist at MIT Sloan School of Management’s Center for Information Systems Research
Design a Digital Strategy That Works
FEBRUARY 2, 2015
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Center for Information Systems Research (CISR) Center for Information Systems Research (CISR)
PRESENTER
Dr. Jeanne W. RossDirector & Principal Research Scientist
Center for Information Systems Research (CISR)MIT Sloan School of Management
[email protected]; http://cisr.mit.edu/
Design a Digital Strategy That WorksDesign a Digital Strategy That Works
This research was made possible by the support of MIT CISR sponsors and patrons.
RESEARCH TEAM
Dr. Jeanne W. RossDr. Ina Sebastian
Dr. Nils FonstadDr. Cynthia Beath
Aetna, Inc.AGL Energy Limited (Australia)Akamai TechnologiesAllianz Global Corporate & SpecialtyAllstate Insurance Co. AMP Services Ltd. (Australia)APM Terminals (Denmark)ANZ Banking Group (Australia)Australia PostAustralian Taxation OfficeBanco Bradesco S.A. (Brazil) Banco do Brasil S.A.Banco Santander (Spain)BB&TBBVA (Spain)Bemis Company, Inc.Biogen IdecBNP Paribas (France)BNY MellonBP (U.K.)BT Group (U.K.)Canada Pension Plan Investment Board
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
Caterpillar, Inc.CEMEX (Mexico)Charles Schwab & Co.Chevron Corp.CHRISTUS Health Chubb & SonCielo (Brazil)Coles (Australia)Commonwealth Bank of AustraliaDBS Bank Ltd. (Singapore)Dunkin’ BrandsDWS (Australia)Eaton Vance ManagementEMC Corp.Equinox Ltd. (New Zealand)ExxonMobil Global Services Co.Ferrovial (Spain)Fidelity InvestmentsFOXTEL (Australia)Genworth FinancialHitachi, Ltd. (Japan)
Holcim Brasil S.A.HSBC Bank plc (U.K.)IBM CorporationInformaticaING Direct SpainInsurance Australia GroupItaú – Unibanco S.A. (Brazil)Johnson & JohnsonLevel 3 CommunicationsLKK Health Products Group Ltd. (HK, China)
MAPFRE (Spain)McGraw‐Hill EducationNational Australia BankNew Zealand Govt.—GCIO OfficeNomura Research Institute, Ltd. (Japan)Northwestern MutualOrange S.A.Origin Energy (Australia)PepsiCo Inc.Principal Financial Group, Inc.Raytheon CompanyReserve Bank of Australia
Royal Bank of CanadaRoyal Philips (Netherlands)Sabadell BankSchneider Electric Industries SASStandard & Poor’sStandard Bank Group (South Africa)State Street Corp.Teck Resources Ltd. (Canada)Telstra Corp. (Australia)Tenet HealthTetra Pak (Sweden)TransUnion LLCTrinity HealthU.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services
Unum GroupUSAAVF CorporationWestpac Banking Corp. (Australia)World Bank
MIT CISR gratefully acknowledges the support and contributions of its Research Patrons and Sponsors.
MIT CISR Research PatronsAlixPartners, LLPThe Boston Consulting Group, Inc.Gartner, Inc.Microsoft Corporation
Oliver Wyman, Inc.SAS Institute Inc.Tata Consultancy Services
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© 2015 MIT Sloan CISR 1 January 2015© 2015 MIT Sloan CISR 1 January 2015
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Who owns digital strategy at your company?Who owns digital strategy at your company?1. Chief Digital Officer
2. CEO
3. CIO
4. Chief Marketing Officer
5. R&D/Product Development
6. Senior management team
7. Different people own different parts
8. Other
To respond to a poll, click on the “show polls” button in the lower-right corner of your screen, then click “take poll.”
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SMACIT:Disrupting
your business
SMACIT:Disrupting
your business
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What impact are you expecting from your SMACIT-inspired strategies?What impact are you expecting from your SMACIT-inspired strategies?
No impact2%
We will learn a great deal
7% Keep up with competition
11%
Get into or create a new market space
16%
Strengthen our competitive lead
22%
Create competitive advantage
42%
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Digital StrategyDigital Strategy Definition: Business strategy informed by the capabilities of
readily accessible technologies (e.g. SMACIT) What’s the big deal?
– SMACIT impact is greater when multiple technologies are applied to same strategic objective
– As SMACIT capabilities are introduced, customer (and employee) expectations expose functional interdependencies
– No playbook for how to be digital!
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SMACIT drives multiple, interacting strategiesSMACIT drives multiple, interacting strategies
SecurityCSO-CIO
Digital Product and Service StrategyHead of Product Development-CIO
Digital Marketing Strategy
Digital Marketing Strategy
CMO-CIO
Digital Operations
Strategy
Digital Operations
Strategy
COO-CIO
Digital Workplace Strategy
Digital Workplace Strategy
CIO-HR Head
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Nordstrom Inc.Nordstrom Inc. Fashion specialty retailer offering clothing, shoes and accessories
for men, women and children Known for outstanding customer service and empowered employees Founded in 1901 in Seattle as a shoe store; now has 117
Nordstrom stores; 151 Nordstrom Rack stores; growing online presence
Source: Nordstrom Investor presentation 2014
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Nordstrom is redefining customer service as speed, convenience, and personalizationNordstrom is redefining customer service as speed, convenience, and personalization
Source: Nordstrom Investor presentation, October 2014
1.3M Wanelofollowers
4.4M Pinterest followers
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Nordstrom’s Purpose: Empower customers and employees to provide a fabulous customer experience
Nordstrom’s Purpose: Empower customers and employees to provide a fabulous customer experience
Source: Nordstrom Investor presentation 2014
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Implementing digital strategy requires enterprise capabilitiesImplementing digital strategy requires enterprise capabilities
Source: Nordstrom Investor Presentation, October 2014
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… as well as innovation capabilities… as well as innovation capabilities
Source: Nordstrom Investor Presentation October 2014
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Moving from plan sponsor centric to B2B2C and B2C Focusing on multi-product and multi-service customer
experience Learning about their customers life style needs Emphasizing mobile so Aetna is always with you Partnering with companies that do health management,
coaching and other services.
Aetna’s Purpose:The place to go for [more and more] of your health and lifestyle needs
Aetna’s Purpose:The place to go for [more and more] of your health and lifestyle needs
Source: Company interviews and Aetna 2013 annual report© 2014 MIT Sloan CISR
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USAA's Purpose:Facilitate the financial security of members and former members of the U.S. military and their families
USAA's Purpose:Facilitate the financial security of members and former members of the U.S. military and their families
Source: 2013 USAA Report to Members; J. Ross and C. Beath, “USAA: Organizing for Innovation and Superior Customer Service,” MIT CISR Working Paper No. 382, December 2010.
2013 Revenue $21B
2013 profit margin/industry median 13%/5.8%
Members and customers 10M
Employees 25,800
Diversified financial services company
# 139 in Fortune 500
Goal: Deliver integrated services to address member life events
Technology innovations include Deposit@MobileR and Auto CircleTM
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USAA targets member satisfaction—and achieves itUSAA targets member satisfaction—and achieves it
Industry Average NPS Score Top Performer Top Performer NPS
ScoreAirlines 28 Southwest 56
Auto Insurance 44 USAA 81
Banking 34 USAA 81
Brokerage/Investments 47 Vanguard 65
Cable/Satellite TV 14 DIRECTV 34
Credit Cards 31 Discover 52
Department/Specialty Stores 62 Costco 82
Health Insurance 17 Kaiser 40
Home Insurance 40 USAA 84
Internet Service 5 Brighthouse 20
Laptop Computers 37 Apple 72
Life Insurance 29 State Farm 45
Online Entertainment 35 Pandora Radio 56
Online Shopping 44 Amazon 64
Smartphones 40 Apple iPhone 67
Source: Stametrix 2014 U.S. Consumer Study, www.satmetrix.com/benchmarking
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1. Financial Advice & Solutions Group 2. Includes IT, Transformation & Integration and others 3. USAA Real Estate Company, External Affairs, General Counsel & Corporate SecretarySource: M. Mocker and J. Ross, “USAA: Capturing Value from Complexity,” MIT CISR W ki P N 389 M h 2013
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President & CEO
3 more units3
ChiefAdmin.Officer2
CFOMember Experience
Federal Savings
BankFASG1
Investment Mgmt Co.
Life Company
P&CInsurance
USAA is organized for integrated solutionsUSAA is organized for integrated solutions
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Propositions regarding digital strategyPropositions regarding digital strategy1. SMACIT is disruptive and will fundamentally change
businesses and industries because of what it makes possible.
2. Digital strategy starts with clear statement of purpose.3. Competitive advantage will only accrue to firms that have
strong underlying operational capabilities supporting their strategy.
4. Companies will quickly implement business components leveraging those operating capabilities.
5. The essence of the digital playbook will be a set of processes and guidelines facilitating coordination across functions, geographies, lines of business, and with customers and partners.
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