The Digital Transformation of the Enterprise

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The Digital Transformation of the Enterprise

Going Digital with Modern ITIDG Enterprise for CDW

Chicago, IllinoisOctober 19, 2017

Don Tapscott | www.blockchainresearchinstitute.org | www.dontapscott.com | Twitter: @dtapscott


Reflecting on the Last 25 Years of the Digital Economy



Second Half of the Chessboard


Transformations for the Fourth Industrial Revolution


Machine

Learning

Technologies of The Fourth Industrial Revolution


What Computers Will Soon Do Better Than Us

• Driving

• Patent Searches

• Precedent Research

• Medical Diagnosis

• Short term just in time training

▪ Surgery? (No that is going to teenagers)

▪ Complex engineering

• Piloting aircraft

▪ (Could have been done 20 years ago (far easier than autos)

▪ What was missing was ATC going digital. In 2017 it has begun.

• Killing (at a much lower cost) – Implications?

• Judges, maybe even juries (70%)


Machine

Learning

Animating the

Physical World



Animating the

Physical World

Autonomous

Vehicles


Machine

Learning


Autonomous

VehiclesDistributed

Energy


Animating the

Physical World

Machine

Learning


Distributed

Energy

Technology in

Our Bodies


Autonomous

Vehicles

Animating the

Physical World

Machine

Learning


Technology in

Our BodiesVirtual Reality


Distributed

Energy

Autonomous

Vehicles

Animating the

Physical World

Machine

Learning


Virtual RealityDrones &

Robotics


Technology in

Our Bodies

Distributed

Energy

Autonomous

Vehicles

Animating the

Physical World

Machine

Learning


Machine

Learning

Animating the

Physical World

Autonomous

VehiclesDistributed

Energy

Technology in

Our BodiesVirtual Reality

Drones &

Robotics


BLOCKCHAIN


The Theory of the Firm

Transaction Costs:

1. Search

2. Coordination

3. Contracting

4. Establishing Trust

Ronald Coase

(1910–2013)




Business

Webs

Extended

Enterprise

Industrial Age

Corporation

VALUE

CREATION

Distributed

Value Creation

Physical Financial Networked IntelligenceCRITICAL RESOURCES

Self-

Organization

Traditional

Hierarchy


Blockchain Business Models


The DAO: Distributed Autonomous Organization




Creating A True Sharing Economy



Suber




The Music Industry


I’m Imogen Heap, and this

is why I’m releasing my

music on the blockchain…


myceliummusic.com




Creating new Value in the Middle



NextBlock Global




The Blockchain is the New Supply Chain


Transparent Food Industry


Walmart Testing Blockchain Technology for Supply

Chain Management

U.S. retail giant, Walmart, is about to start a major test of blockchain technology for supply chain management,The Wall Street Journal reports. A pilot project, which will start in the first quarter of 2017 and run for four months, plans to leverage distributed ledger technology to track and trace pork in China and produce in the U.S. — two high-volume product categories with large markets.

http://blogs.wsj.com/cio/2016/12/16/wal-mart-readies-blockchain-pilot-for-tracking-u-s-produce-china-pork/



Everledger: Tracing Ownership and Certifying Provenance of Diamonds




“The Internet of Everything Needs a Ledger of Everything”


OLD: Industrial-Age Power Generation


NEW: Distributed Microgrids Powered By Blockchain




Rethinking the Financial Services Industry


The Golden Eight: Blockchain Transformations Of Financial Services

3. Store Value

2. Transfer Value

1. Authenticate &

Attest to Value

4. Lend Value

5. Exchange Value

6. Fund & Invest

7. Insure Value &

Manage Risk

8. Account for & Audit Value


Fund and Invest OLD: Initial Public Offerings and Venture Capital




Fund and Invest NEW: Initial Token Offerings








Fracking


dataminr.com



Enabling Citizens To Own And Monetize Their Data (And Protect Privacy)


Enterprises Harvesting Data From Personal Avatars


Managing Data in a Peer to Peer world




Blockchain Transformations for Government

1.Better, cheaper

government (finally)


e-estonia.com


carbonx.ca



Blockchain and Crime

Kathryn Haun: How the US government is using blockchain to fight fraud, TEDxSanFrancisco



1.Better, cheaper


2. Strengthening our

democratic

institutions



A CRISIS OF LEGITIMACY


Legitimacy is:

the capacity of a political system to

engender and maintain the belief

that existing political institutions are

the most appropriate and proper

ones for the society.

Seymour Martin Lipset

A Crisis of Legitimacy


If the first wave of democracy established

elected and accountable institution of

governance, but with a weak public

mandate and an inert citizenry …

… the second wave will be characterized

by strong representation and a new

culture of public deliberation built on

active citizenship.

A Second Wave of Democracy


Blockchain and Democracy

1. E-Voting 2. Transparency

3. Accountability to

citizens through

smart contracts

4. New platforms for

citizen engagement



1.Better, cheaper



democratic

institutions

3. Reinventing

Central Banks


Blockchain and Central Banks



1.Better, cheaper



democratic

institutions

3. Reinventing

Central Banks




The Digital Economy: The Dark Side

Structural Unemployment The Prosperity Paradox

A Crisis of Legitimacy The One Percent Failing Government

Privacy Fragmentation of Discourse


New Directions: A Social Contract for the Digital Economy

Digital Economy

Impact

1. Prosperity Through Jobs

2. Opportunity for All

3. Economic Power

4. Government of, by, and

for the People

5. Good Government

6. Strong Institutions for the

Public Good

7. Free Press

8. Individual Freedom: Right

to Personal Privacy, Security,

and Autonomy

9. Protection of our Environment

1. Rethinking Work

2. Pre-distribution of Wealth

3. Democratic Ownership

4. Participatory Democracy

5. High-Performance Government

6. Collaborative Institutions

7. Steps for an Informed Society

8. Digital Age Identity

9. Sustainability Through

Technology, New Behavior

and New Agreements


Paradigm shifts involve dislocation, conflict, confusion,

uncertainty. New paradigms are nearly always received with

coolness, even mockery or hostility. Those with vested

interests fight the change. The shift demands such a different

view of things that established leaders are often last to

be won over, if at all.

Leadership for Transformation




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Don Tapscott

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