Digital disruption - Short fuse, big bang?Videos |
View all videos from the team behind the report who offer practical insights to help business leaders and government policy-makers manage the challenges and reap the benefits of digital disruption.
Digital disruption - Short fuse, big bang? |
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| Digital disruption - Short fuse, big bang?, the newest paper in Deloitte's Building the Lucky Country series, considers the magnitude of digital transformation within Australian business and government - the size of the 'bang' – as well as how quickly 18 industry sectors will be affected - the length of the 'fuse'. | [03:41 mins] |
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Mapping digital disruption |
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| Ric Simes talks about Deloitte’s Digital Disruption Map which captures the impact of digital disruption on 18 Australian industry sectors. | [01.37 mins] |
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Responding to digital disruption |
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| People Nicky Wakefield discusses how digital disruption presents new opportunities for businesses in recruitment, training, knowledge sharing, collaboration, flexible work processes and staffing models and staff engagement. |
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| Supply chain Ian McCall discusses how digital disruption can offer significant opportunities to improve your business, by improving cost structures, accelerating time to market, and increasing transparency. |
[01:50 mins] |
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| Overhead Peter Williams discusses how employing digital technologies as an integral part of your business strategy can help reduce the cost of overheads, improve performance against cost benchmarks and giving your business a competitive advantage. |
[01:48 mins] |
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| New segments Jenny Wilson discusses how adjacent product and customer segments can be easier to access using a number of digital innovations. |
[02:18 mins] |
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| New geographies Gary Christie discusses how digital innovations can be used for targeting specific customers and offers a powerful platform for advertising, selling and delivering goods and services well beyond traditional markets and geographies. |
[01:58 mins] |
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| New business models Damien Tampling discusses how digital technology can open up a range of strategies that can help generate new revenues and funding for your business. |
[01:37 mins] |
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| Asset mix Ian Thatcher discusses how digital disruption causes many legacy assets to lose value and consequently there is a widespread need to invest to capitalise on new, digital-related opportunities. |
[01:28 mins] |
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| Risk management Tommy Viljoen discusses that when companies consider risk in light of digital disruption, it becomes clear that there is a need to move to new and agile risk management models. |
[01:43 mins] |
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| Capacity to act Gerhard Vorster discusses how enterprises require a capacity to act – or corporate agility in order to gain from digital disruption by identifying key trends, minimise losses from threats and build new value through smart investments. |
[01:40 mins] |
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Preparing for digital disruption |
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| Business Ric Simes discusses how business leaders, will increasingly find that profit signals and increased competition force them to respond to digital disruption with urgency and agility, leading to new business models. |
[02:06 mins] |
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| Government Chris Richardson discusses how leaders in government and the public sector will find that new technologies and digital innovations can help them do ‘more with less’ and provide equal public services at lower cost or better services at the same cost. |
[01:44 mins] |
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