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HELLO Paul King Prafull Sharma MD - Switzerland Partner, Digital Transformation Harvey Nash Head of CIO Advisory KPMG Switzerland paul.king@harveynash.com prafullsharma@kpmg.com AGENDA SURVEY FINDINGS Jonathan Mitchell, Harvey Nash


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HELLO

Paul King

MD - Switzerland Harvey Nash paul.king@harveynash.com

Prafull Sharma

Partner, Digital Transformation Head of CIO Advisory KPMG Switzerland prafullsharma@kpmg.com

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AGENDA

SURVEY FINDINGS

Jonathan Mitchell, Harvey Nash Prafull Sharma, KPMG

PANEL

Prodosh Banerjee Chief Executive Officer, Safe Swiss Cloud Indradip Paul Global Head of IT Strategy, LafargeHolcim Damir Bogdan Founder of Actvide AG Former CIO & Head Operations at Raiffeisen Volker Schmidt CIO & Operational Excellence CSS Insurance Hosted by Albert Ellis, CEO, Harvey Nash

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GLOBAL FINDINGS

Jonathan Mitchell Non-executive chair Global CIO Practice Harvey Nash Group plc Prafull Sharma Partner Digital Transformation Head of CIO Advisory KPMG Switzerland

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LARGEST IT LEADERSHIP STUDY IN THE WORLD

Almost 3,400 respondents $1/4 Trillion revenue 82 countries 18 years of history

Additional insight

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“For me…security is front of mind.”

Katie Docherty, CIO, HSBC Bank Australia Limited, Sydney

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“What’s changing most is my business colleagues.”

Craig Cuyar Global CIO, Omnicom, New York City

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Konstantin Makaussov Head of IT, Jol Zhondeushі LLP, Astana, Kazakhstan

“My main focus is to implement the IT service management model.”

Sean Dewhurst Change and IT Director Partner, SSH Kuwait

“Our single biggest priority is to genuinely improve collaboration, efficiently and cost effectively.”

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Konstantin Makaussov Head of IT, Zhol Zhondeushi Company LLP, Astana, Kazakhstan

“My main focus is to implement the IT service management model.”

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THE WORLD IS CHANGING

Fourth industrial revolution & the rise of digital Economic uncertainty and change Global political and social instability

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IT BUDGETS

IT leaders reporting budget increases in last 12 months Source: Harvey Nash / KPMG CIO Survey 2016

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CIO PRIORITIES ARE CHANGING

What are the main issues your board is looking for IT to address? Source: Harvey Nash / KPMG CIO Survey 2016

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REACHING BEYOND TRADITIONAL IT

ANALYTICS

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HOW CIOS SPEND THEIR TIME

Center for Information Systems Research

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Managing IT (45%)

Non-IT Colleagues (25%) External customers (15%) Nothing to do with IT (15%) Monday

08:00 Lunch 18:00

Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

HOW CIOS SPEND THEIR TIME

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CIO INFLUENCE REACHES NEW PEAK

34%

Report to CEO

(Jump of 10% from last year, Highest in survey history)

67%

Expect influence to continue to grow

57%

Sit on Exec Board

(Highest in survey history)

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#1 CYBER SECURITY #2 SKILLS SHORTAGE #3 PROJECT SUCCESS #4 BEING AGILE, BEING DIGITAL

WHAT’S KEEPING CIOS AWAKE AT NIGHT?

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Cyber issues intensifying

Greater threat

Major cyber attack in last 2 years 2016 28% 2015 25% 2014 22%

Less prepared

CIOs feeling ‘very well prepared’ 2016 22% 2015 23% 2014 29%

#1 CYBER ISSUES INTENSIFYING

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What types of cyber threats give you most cause for concern? Source: Harvey Nash / KPMG CIO Survey 2016

ORGANISED CRIME TOP CONCERN

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# 2 SKILLS SHORTAGE GROWING

IT leaders reporting they are suffering from a skills shortage Source: Harvey Nash / KPMG CIO Survey 2016

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GENDER DIVERSITY IMPROVING

Female respondents / in senior roles in IT Source: Harvey Nash / KPMG CIO Survey 2016

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# 3 PROJECT SUCCESS

Success of projects implemented in last 2 years Source: Harvey Nash / KPMG CIO Survey 2016

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PROJECT SUCCESS DECREASING 2014 58% 2015 57% 2016 53%

Overall proportion of projects consider ‘successful’ in last 2 years Source: Harvey Nash / KPMG CIO Survey 2016

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THE CREATIVE CIO

New relationships New priorities New profile

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#4 BEING AGILE, BEING DIGITAL

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21% Vs 28% Less budgets for Swiss CIO

Less likely to out source

46% vs 50%

CDO - Equally likely to employ one

Organisations with CDOs

20% vs 19%

MORE SECURE

  • Nr. Of major

incidents in last two years

Top five investment priority for more than 30% of CIOs

:- ( Pay - Less likely to have pay rise

23% vs 34 %

billion

33% vs 45%

Job change - More loyal CIOs changing jobs in last year Switzerland 12% Global 15%

Top

THE SWISS PERSPECTIVE

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The Fourth Industrial Revolution “A fusion of technologies that is blurring the lines between the physical, digital, and biological spheres.” Klaus Schwab, Founder and Executive Chairman, World Economic Forum (2016)

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Business process as a service Business Intelligence/ analytic tools Mobility solutions Cloud services Social media and collaborative technologies Advanced competencies in data science Internet of things

Digital Labor

Robotic process automation Cognitive automation

— Basic — Enhanced

THE GROWING LANDSCAPE OF DIGITAL

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Think like a human Act like a human Augment or replace humans

CHANGING THE WAY BUSINESS IS DONE

Basic process automation

CLASS 1

Knowledge and Data Complexity and Value

Cognitive automation

CLASS 3

Enhanced process automation

CLASS 2

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01

As the technology leader for the

  • rganization, CIOs are uniquely

positioned to drive the digital labor agenda

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As with the SaaS revolution, technology vendors are targeting “the business,” resulting in fragmented digital labor initiatives

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Build on their past automation and technology integration track record, but recognize that digital labor will be different

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CIOs must move quickly to evaluate the broader enterprise architecture and integration implications before fragmentation proliferates

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The data required to drive long term digital labor success resides in the systems that CIOs manage today Digital labor considerations

WHAT DOES IT MEAN FOR THE CIO ?

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Sales Customer Support Marketing Human Resources

1 Enable Business Transformation

Finance & Accounting Legal/ Compliance Supply Chain Industry Specific Functions As a Business Enabler As an IT Functional Leader

CIO

Digital Labor CoE Opportunity Assessment Technology Evaluation Architecture and Integration Stand Up and Training Digital Labor Operations Security and Governance Back Office Customer-Facing

2 Automate IT Delivery Customer Management Strategy and Architecture Solution Development/ Delivery Operations IT Management

CIO Organisation

Basic automation: Enhanced automation: Cognitive automation:

DL Opportunity

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  • THE DUAL ROLE FOR THE CIO
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GETTING TO GRIPS WITH DIGITAL

C Suite, 37% IT, 16% IT/Marketing 14% Marketing, 9% Other, 24%

7% 17% 19%

2014 2015 2016

27% 35%

2015 2016

Org’s with CDOs Enterprise-wide digital strategies Ownership of digital strategy

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JOURNEY TO THE CLOUD

Reasons to invest in cloud Org’s significantly investing in cloud

Now 1-3 yrs time

Source: Harvey Nash / KPMG CIO Survey 2016

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PANEL

Prodosh Banerjee Chief Executive Officer, Safe Swiss Cloud Indradip Paul Global Head of IT Strategy, LafargeHolcim Damir Bogdan Founder of Actvide AG Former CIO & Head Operations at Raiffeisen Volker Schmidt CIO & Operational Excellence CSS Insurance Hosted by Albert Ellis, CEO, Harvey Nash

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