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THE NETWORKED BUSINESS INITIATIVE (NBI) Ac4onable insight for digital success

Networked Business Initiative partner presentation 2014

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Networked Business Initiative's latest presentation in english. A quick overview of the main points and the build of the Dashboard.

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THE  NETWORKED  BUSINESS  INITIATIVE  (NBI)  Ac4onable  insight  for  digital  success    

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•  History  •  What?    •  How?  •  Why?    

Networked  Business  Ini0a0ve  

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“Besides  strategy  –  IT,  is  by  far  the  biggest  factor  when  it  comes  to  

shaping  an  organiza4ons  compe44veness  in  the  digitally  

networked  and  globalized  society.    

McKinsey  quarterly  2013    

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Piloted  2010-­‐2013  -­‐  SocialSeman4c.eu    

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 •  172  Partners  •  175.000  engaged  •  4000+  surveyed  •  15.000  hard  copies  /  10.000  downloads  in  the  first  3  months  •  100+  events  •  400  media  impressions  •  Community  of  10.000+  (FB,  Twi`er,  LinkedIn,  NL)  •  Sold  at  bookstores,  used  by  consultancies,  prac44oners  and  

professors  alike  

 

Pilot  -­‐  2010-­‐2013  SocialSeman4c.eu    

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”    

Move digital maturity

forward because it is a key to rebuilding a

sustainable and better 21st

century business environment

WHY  

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“Vi  sad  bare  og  snakkede  om  at  det  var  godt,  at  vores  virksomhed  ikke  er  

på  LinkedIn!    

Top  100  DK  Firma  -­‐  HR  chef  

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“  The  challenge  is  no  longer  the  lack  of  knowledge,    IT  maturity  or  experience    

 The  challenge  is  to  set  the  knowledge  in  context  

and  create  relevant  ac4ons    

-­‐  For  my  company  -­‐  For  my  department  

-­‐  For  me!  

“1    Context  

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“2  Perspec4ve  

   It-­‐  and  networks  dynamics  is  the  

new  founda4on  

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Strategi  

IT  

Finance  

Sales  &  Marke0ng  

PR  &  Coms  

Human  Resources  

Service  &  Support  

Innova0on  (R&D)  

Leadership  &  Man.  

Produc0on  &  Logis0cs  

Legal  

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   A  Networked  Business  re-­‐invents  itself  based  on  the  principals  of  the  Networked  Society.  It  reinvents  itself  

in  respect  to  people,  processes  and  products    

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•  What  is  my  market  –  today  /    tomorrow?  

•  From  where  do  I  get    my  recourses?  

•  How  do  I  develop  new  products  in    an  ever  faster  changing  market?  

•  How  do  I  lead  and  organize  my  company  for  flexibility?  

•  How  do  I  sell  to  an    empowered  customer  base?  

•  Who  is  my  customers  and  who    is  my  compe0tors?  

•  How  do  I  automate  and  organize    my  produc0on?  •  Should  I  Insource  or  Outsource?    

Everything  changes  and  IT  is  the  driving  force!  

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Strategy  

IT  

Finance  

Sales  &  Marke0ng  

PR  &  Coms  

Human  Resources  

Service  &  Support  

Innova0on  (R&D)  

Leadership  &  Man.  

Produc0on  &  Logis0cs  

Legal  

When  it’s  so  obvious,    why  is  it  so  hard?   ?  

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 Why  do  you  come  to  work?  ü  Recruitment  ü  Accelerate  Learning  ü  Build  Culture  &  values  ü  Support  Change  Management  

But  it’s  NOT  to  do  IT!  

Example:  The  Responsibili0es  of  HR  

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What  if  there  were  a  tool  that  would  answer….  

How  can  technology  X  support  responsibility  Y  of  the  HR  Business  func4on?      A  tool  that  I  could  use  to  benchmark  my  performance  against:      -­‐  My  industry  -­‐  My  Country  -­‐  The  top  25%  -­‐  best  in  class    

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 Technology*  •  Web  (Informa0on  

syst.)  •  Social  media  •  Mobile  •  Cloud  •  Data  analy0cs  (big  and  

small  data)    

 Business  func1on*  

•  Sales  &  Marke0ng  •  Service  &  Support  •  PR  &  Communica0on  •  Leadership  &  

Management  •  Human  Resources  •  Innova0on  (R&D)  

   

The  NBI-­‐Dashboard  perspec0ves  

*New  technologies  and  business  func0ons  will  be  added  in  version  2  

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Technology

Business Value

Organisation

§  Governance  §  Culture  §  Resources  §  Adop0on  §  Intra/inter  silo  

coordina0on  §  Barriers  and  drivers  

to  investment  

§  Systems  used  §  Use  of  data  §  Capabili0es  §  Architecture  §  Investment  in  

technology  

§  Impact  of  technologies  §  Value  created  §  Influence  on  strategic  goals  

NBI  3D  Maturity  Framework  

The  NBI-­‐Dashboard  perspec0ves  

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Personaliza0on  

Company  Informa0on  

Organiza0on  

Sales  &  Marke0ng  

Service  &  Support  

PR  &  Communi-­‐  ca0ons  

Human  Ressources  

Innova0on  (R&D)  

Leadership  &  Manage-­‐

ment  

Technology  

Demography  

START  

FINISH  

Business  Value  

=  Cross  organiza0onal  ques0ons  

=  ques0ons  related  to  business  func0ons  

Technology  

Business  Value  

Organiza0on  

Survey  structure  

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“In  conclusion  

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“A  free  web-­‐service  which  helps  companies  and  their  advisors  benchmark  their  u0liza0on  of  networked  IT-­‐technologies  like  social,  mobile,  cloud,  data  analy0cs  and  web-­‐based  informa0on  systems  

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"Run  as  a  global  community  ini0a0ve  the  Networked  Business  Ini0a0ve  brings  together  academic  organiza0ons,  commercial  partners  and  industry  associa0ons  in  co-­‐crea0ng  a  globally  recognized  set  of  open  industry  standards  for  digital  networked  business  success  

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Lighthouse  references  

We  are  gedng  Lighthouse  references  &  network  in  all  4  approached  countries  (NO,  DK,  UK,  SE)    

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technique.  •  Sokware  Engineering  Ins0tute  [SEI],  Carnegie  Mellon  University  (1995).  The  capability  maturity  model:  guidelines  for  improving  the  

sokware  process.  Boston,  Massachuseos,  USA:  Addison-­‐Wesley.  •  Paulk,  Mark  C.;  Weber,  Charles  V;  Cur0s,  Bill;  Chrissis,  Mary  Beth  (February  1993).  "Capability  Maturity  Model  for  Sokware  (Version  

1.1)".  Technical  Report  (Piosburgh,  PA:  Sokware  Engineering  Ins0tute,  Carnegie  Mellon  University)  •  Nolan,  R.  L.  (July  1973).  "Managing  the  computer  resource:  A  stage  hypothesis".  Comm.  ACM  16  (7):  399–405.  •  Humphrey,  W.  S.  (March  1988).  "Characterizing  the  sokware  process:  A  maturity  framework".  IEEE  Sokware  5  (2):  73–79.  •  Humphrey,  W.  S.  (1989).  Managing  the  Sokware  Process.  SEI  series  in  sokware  engineering.  Reading,  Mass.:  Addison-­‐Wesley.  •  Paulk,  Mark  C.;  Weber,  Charles  V;  Cur0s,  Bill;  Chrissis,  Mary  Beth  (1995).  The  Capability  Maturity  Model:  Guidelines  for  Improving  the  

Sokware  Process.  SEI  series  in  sokware  engineering.  Reading,  Mass.:  Addison-­‐Wesley.  •  "CMMI  for  Development,  Version  1.3"  (PDF).  CMMI-­‐DEV  (Version  1.3,  November  2010).  Carnegie  Mellon  University  Sokware  

Engineering  Ins0tute.  2010.  •  "CMMI  for  Services,  Version  1.3"  (PDF).  CMMI-­‐SVC  (Version  1.3,  November  2010).  Carnegie  Mellon  University  Sokware  Engineering  

Ins0tute.  •  "Process  Maturity  Profile  (Current  and  Past  Releases)"  (PDF).  CMMI  for  Development  SCAMPI  Class  A  Appraisal  Results.  Sokware  

Engineering  Ins0tute.  •  “Evaluate  And  Evolve  Social  Intelligence  Assessment:  The  Social  Intelligence  Playbook”.  Forrester,    May  17,  2012  |  Updated:  May  31,  

2012  •  “Listening  Metrics  That  Maoer”.  Forrester,    May  17,  2012  •  “Defining  Social  Intelligence”.  Forrester,  May  18,  2012  •  “2013  Planning  Brief:  Listen  To  Customers,  Engage  With  Influencers”.  Forrester,  November  14,  2012  •  “The  Total  Cost  Of  Listening”.  April  9,  2012  •  Social  Listening  Buyer's  Guide  2013”.  Econsultancy,  June  2013  

Inspira0on  and  references  for  the  NBI  3D  Maturity  Framework