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MARKETING INNOVATIONS [email protected] @afontanini
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  • MARKETING INNOVATIONS [email protected] @afontanini

  • Internal Environment

    External Environment

    the strategic management

    process

    Strategic Intent Strategic Mission

    Strategic Competitiveness Above Average

    Returns Feedback

    Strategy Formulation

    Business-Level Strategy Competitive Dynamics

    Corporate-Level Strategy

    International Strategy

    Cooperative Strategies

    Acquisitions & Restructuring

    Strategy Implementation

    Corporate Governance

    Structure & Control

    Strategic Leadership

    Entrepreneurship & Innovation

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  • Marketing Strategy Planning Process

    Customers Needs and other

    Segmenting Dimensions

    Company Mission, Objectives,

    Competitors Current & Prospective

    Context: External Market Environment Technology, Political & Legal, Social & Cultural, Economic

    Targeting & Segmentation

    Positioning & Differentiation

    Narrowing down to focused strategy with quantitative and qualitative screening criteria

    S. W. O. T.

    MIX Analysis

    People, Post Sale service, Promise Personal experience, Process

  • COMMODITY PRICES

  • AGENDA 1. CO-GENERATING VALUE ACROSS MASS

    MARKETS 2. THE DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION: SEGMENTING THE

    CUSTOMERS OF THE FUTURE (MILLENNIALS) 3. HOW TO ENGAGE IN THE DIGITAL ECONOMY WRAP UP

  • OUR (CUSTOMERS) CHALLENGES

  • http://www.elmundo.es/economia/2015/09/07/55e9d2f4ca4741547e8b4599.html

    250 MILLION JOBS WILL BE TRANSFORMED BY 10 YEARS (10 MILLION IN UK)

  • http://www.enriquedans.com/2015/08/vehiculos-autonomos-pensando-mas-alla.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+ElBlogDeEnriqueDans+%28El+Blog+de+Enrique+Dans%29

    THE BOT FUTURE TRANSPORT

  • HOW RELEVANT IS MY BRAND FOR THE SOCIETY I SERVE?

  • CO-GENERATING VALUE

  • CROWD-SOURCING MODELS

  • http://www.crowdsourcing.org/

  • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_crowdsourcing_projects

  • INFONOMIA CO-SOCIETY

  • http://www.infonomia.com/resources/

  • http://www.co-society.com/

  • http://www.co-society.com/activities/

  • CO-GENERATING PRODUCTS

  • LOCAL MOTORS

  • http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2013/01/31/local-motors-partners-with-us-army-to-bring-crowd-sourcing-to-front-lines/

  • https://localmotors.com/

  • https://localmotors.com/explore/idea/category/fabrication/

  • https://localmotors.com/explore/idea/category/fabrication/

  • https://localmotors.com/dominos/

  • https://localmotors.com/3d-printed-car/

  • http://startup.singularityu.org/

  • INCUBATING/ACELERATING SOLUTIONS

  • AUTORADIOTVINTEGRATEDCHIPSFAXPCCREDITCARDSINTERNETSMARTPHONESFRACKING

  • ELECTRICCARSHUMANGENOMESECUENCINGMOBILEAPPSSOCIALMEDIAWEAREBLECOMPUTING3DPRINTING

  • ENTERPRISES EFFICIENCY + EXECUTION

  • START UPS INNOVATION

  • The Battle of Trafalgar1805 ~ 210 years ago Lord Nelson: 27 shipsNapoleon: 33 shipsLord Nelson: 17,000 menNapoleon: 30,000 menBritish casualties: 1,500+Franco-Spanish casualties: 16,000+

  • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVXYAwXHpvg

  • http://www.ycombinator.com/

  • http://rocketspace.com/

  • http://svn.org/

  • INNER TECH BEST PRACTICES

  • Impact Investment Ethical Bank Crowdfunding P2P Finance Alternative currencies Social Entrepreneurship Green Business Benefit Corporations Ecological Corporations B-Corp Certifications Just Trade Sharing Economy Coworking

    Hiperlocal Economies Urban Villages

    Holacratic companies Triple Bottom Line Global Happiness Index

    GOALS

  • EXTERNAL TECH BEST PRACTICES

  • + GOOGLE X, SINGULARITY UNIVERSITY, DISNEY, ZAPPOS, AMAZON, ..

  • THE INSTITUTE OF THE FUTURE

  • http://www.iftf.org/home/

  • CHALLENGES

  • ENDESA Low cost utility based on CEX

  • MAPFRE Autonomous vehicles insurance

  • ALSA Bla Bla bus Uber bus

  • INSPIRATION

  • https://siyli.org/

  • http://www.makers-revolution.com/#2aa/custom_plain

  • AGENDA 1. CO-GENERATING VALUE ACROSS MASS MARKETS

    2. THE DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION: SEGMENTING THE CUSTOMERS OF THE FUTURE (MILLENNIALS)

    3. HOW TO ENGAGE IN THE DIGITAL ECONOMY WRAP UP

  • 2000 INTERNET BUBBLE CRASH

  • Everything changes and nothing stands still. Heraclitus

  • The digital transformation

  • customer experience

    operational processes

    digital transformation

    business models

  • Digital business is about the creation of new business designs by blurring the boundaries of physical & digital worlds

    (GARTNER)

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    Massive Disruption

  • Legacy channels devalue

    Movies

    Music

    TV

    Radio

    News

    $5bn 00-07 with

  • Self-service beats direct service

    Amazon

    Travel Banking

    Insurance

  • Self-service beats direct service

    Amazon

  • Net sales Revenues Amazon 2004 -2014

  • Self-service beats direct service

    Amazon

    Travel

  • Annual travel e-commerce sales in US 2002 -2014

  • HOW MANY TIMES HAVE YOU CALLED GOOGLE OR NETFLIX CUSTOMER SERVICE?

  • Access vs. Ownership

    Streaming

    SAAS

    Sharing economy

  • PROPRIETARY

    PROVIDERS CENTRALIZED

    COMMONS DISTRIBUTED

    OPEN

    NO-COMMERCIAL

    SOCIAL

    USERS

    COLLECT (ZIPCAR) INVENTORY

    USERS / PRODUCERS ANY ROLE

    EMPOWER (FON) USERS

    CO - MARKET CO - CREATE

    ENABLE (AIRBNB)

    PARTNERS

    SHARE (WIKIPEDIA) KNOWLEDGE

    WWW

    Five levers of accelerated growth

    CONNECT (SPOTIFY) NETWORK THINGS

    MOBI

  • The sharing economy

  • Why is it happening

    now?

  • Internet Population1995

    18 million

    Internet Population2015

    3 billion

    Internet Population2020

    7.5 billion

    Graph: Peter Diamandis, Abundance 360

  • By NASA/Carla Cioffi

    YOU ARE HERE

    IOT ROCKET BOOSTERS

  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m96tYpEk1Ao

  • By 2020 7B+ people and biz + 30B+ devices connected to the net. JORGE LOPEZ, VP & DISTINGUISHED ANALYST, GARTNER

  • NEW HABITS

  • Mobile Advertising growing fast

    CONTEXT OPPORTUNITY

    Cell phone more efective for spontaneous consumption

  • Polar Market Segments

  • THE CHALLENGE

    NEED TO CHANGE

    LOOKING FOR DIFFERENTIATION

    NEW HABITS

    Find new ways to Retain / Attract Audience

    Align Comm Strategy to new Audience behaviors

    Revitalize Advertisement business

    AUDIENCES MEDIA BRANDS

    Converge channel-mix to digital to increase impact

    Shifting attention to Participation

    Linear approach is no longer valid

    Engage Audience demand new ways

  • MILLENNIAL GENERATION

  • Life through a screen 80M in the US + 51 M in Europe 2025: 75% of world workforce 81% in Facebook 83% sleeps with her mobile 25 hours/week connected estudio de Forrester Mobile and social networks addicted SPAIN Cambridge University Press 95% use Whatsup (50% 1 hour a day) 44% in YouTube.

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  • Born Digital Prefers Internet to TV 59% see movies in the internet (46% on TV).

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    Multi-screen, multi-device Multi-tasks In US (Nielsen): 1 hour less on TV per year (18-24) (Verizon) millennials consume X3 online TV.

  • Nomofobic and Appdicted Forbes Their life is mobile; their mobile is their net screen. 45%: I could not live without it. 5M APP download per day.

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    Social and connected 81% in Facebook 83% sleeps with her mobile Super connected millennials consider themselves better prepared and double the leadership skills score (32% vs 16%) Deloitte.

    LATAM

  • Critic and exigents 86% would end her customer relationship due to a bad (digital) experience (59% in 2011) Technologically dependent while looking for a job Deloitte

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    Their brands

    Google, Apple (11%)

    Coca-Cola (6%) Microsoft (5%) Samsung (4%)

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  • Privacy has 150 years only

  • Millennial advantage They share their data (lower risk perception New York Times 25% says work is their main goal vs 39% for boomers (50-60 Y) Time is mine Companies must create value, be transparent and maximize their talent. Value loyalty and experience above all.

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  • Brands and millennials 2017: 50% of world consumers 6 Keys to understand them while consuming Born Digital Hyperconnected Big Data friendly Active and socially empatic Whats happening addicted Multi-device zappers. In US: major workforce (53,5M vs X (52,7M) and boomers (44,6M). Standard & Poor's: 600B US$ market/Y.

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  • How engaging them? Mobile and Internet addicted Socially and professionally Global Millennial Survey 2014

    78% uses mobile devices to get news and communicate. Prefer smartphones based channels to be engaged by brands: APPs, Videos, Social networks (Facebook). Retale consulting While shopping off-line: 85% of millennials fathers use mobiles looking for comments on products they are buying. Mothers use mobiles to search for deals or discounts.

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  • They like brands but hate advertising Erin McPherson, by Maker Studios (major short videos distributor with 11B visits per month, 60% of users with 13-34Y, 70% of audience outside the US and 50% using mobile devices).

    Branded, authentic content is the key to increase loyalty.

  • Loyalty massively depends of experience Aspect says 56% of users 18-34Y changed their supplier due to a bad service experience in 2015. Responsible consume Prefers products made by small firms and value just trade Breaking the myths (Nielsen). Ecological Centro de Investigaciones Pew millennials would pay more for enviromental friendly products (80% would work for them) Champions: UK, Denmark and Germany (Volkswagen L ) Spain is growing 7%.

    Collaborative consume 50% uses sharing economy: Uber, Airbnb and TaskRabbit.

  • http://eproduct.hbsp.harvard.edu/eproduct/product/cc_8219/content/index.html;jsessionid=FBBC80A21D1BB2B7487CC865B1FAF895.eproduct1#reader-page-1

  • Hill-Rom Case

  • WHY DO PEOPLE HAVE DOGS? SEGMENT THE OWNERS

  • QUIDOL CASE

    WHY WOULD A WOMEN WANT TO TAKE A PREGNANCY TEST?

  • Detractor Promoter

    High

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  • http://www.mckinseyonmarketingandsales.com/sites/default/files/pdf/Insights%20driven%20sales.pdf

  • http://www.mckinseyonmarketingandsales.com/irrational-consumption-how-consumers-really-make-decisions

    BEHAVIORAL ECONOMICS

  • https://hbr.org/2015/01/why-your-customers-social-identities-matter

  • But a customers social identity at such a moment cant be easily captured through questions on surveys, whether before or after the purchase. Subtle shifts in social context can dramatically change what group we identify with at any instant. Waiting in the business lounge to board a plane, we might reach for Harvard Business Review, not just for its content but also, subconsciously, to reinforce our identity as a successful executive. A chance conversation about the background music with a neighbor in the lounge, however, might lead us instead to choose a music magazine to reinforce our identity as a rock fan. This provides a plausible explanation for Electroluxs failed experiment. Answering questions as part of a consumer study might have triggered a market research respondent identity in people, making them try to judge the proposed service dispassionately and with an open mind (behavior appropriate to that identity). But out in the real world, the washing machines ran up against another well-defined aspect of social identity: Middle class families dont rent appliancesand they certainly do not need to pay per wash cycle, which would seem perilously close to feeding coins into the electricity meters found in some low-income homes. The target consumers didnt want people to question their status as members of the middle class.

  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqmsaE9d8cQ

  • LIFESTYLE (IDENTITY) SEGMENTATION

    contemporary

    BASIC LIFESTYLES

    natural

  • BASIC LIFESTYLES

  • STA

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    LIFESTYLES SEGMENTATION

  • Past CULTURE Future

    Influencers

    The tipping point, Malcolm Gladwell

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  • We need data: machine learning

    Model data. Make predictions. Build intelligent

    applications.

  • Similar products they like Product Im buying

    Output: other products I might be interested in

  • Playlist recommendations

    Recommendations from coherent & diverse sequence

  • Friend recommendations Users and items are of

    the same type

  • CUSTOMER GENOMICS

  • Investment amount

    > 10 Financial Values

    < 3 Financial Values

    Bank Segmentation

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    Customer genomics

    What are basic drivers for customer behaviour and preferences?

    ENTHUSIAST

    PRUDENT

    PROFESSIONAL

    PASSIVE

    Interest Dedicated time Knowledge

    in principle I am not interested

    I woudl like but I do not have time

    I like it and I dedicate time to it when I can

    this is my job

    To invest?

    Risk Profile

    Available Capital

    Age

    Incomes

    Trust

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    WHO is our target?

    PROS AND CONS

    ENTHUSIAST PRUDENT PROFESSIONAL PASSIVE

    She wants her money always available

    Stock Exchange is unknown No time to invest

    Neither time nor knowledge Saving accounts and low interest

    deposits Following experts

    She has knowledge She researches and take decisions She looks for better performance 2-3 Platforms

    They manage a significant wealth Diversification and stability High knowlledge Real time

    Simplicity and Good service

    Insights, visuals and performance

    Simplicity and trust

    More options and better conditions

    Gran cantidad de clientes Cliente con poca movilidad por lo general Generalmente no considera invertir Baja confianza y aceptacin

    Colectivo importante de clientes Potencial para invertir Poca movilidad entre plataformas Menor exigencia que perfiles ms expertos pero mayor inters en invertir Desconfianza en el sistema

    Disposicin a invertir en mltiples fondos y valores Inversin a largo y corto plazo Grupo reducido de clientes Uso de varias plataformas Alta exigencia en condiciones de prestacin del servicio

    Mayor rentabilidad Grupo reducido de clientes Uso de varias plataformas Alta exigencia en condiciones de prestacin del servicio

  • 142 DO WE HAVE A VOC LAB?

  • EVERYTHING IS BUILD ON VOC

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    BRAND PRODUCT

    S PEOPLE PROCESS

    VOICE OF CUSTOMER

  • SEGMENTING BY PRODUCTS?

  • AGENDA 1. CO-GENERATING VALUE ACROSS MASS MARKETS 2. THE DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION: SEGMENTING THE

    CUSTOMERS OF THE FUTURE (MILLENNIALS)

    3. HOW TO ENGAGE IN THE DIGITAL ECONOMY

    WRAP UP

  • 3 critical challenges for

    businesses

  • 1. Do you have the right

    people?

    and are they empowered to act?

  • KILL BUROCRACY

    BRIDGE SILOS

    OUR PEOPLE ARE OUR STRATEGY (HOLACRACY)

  • 2. Do you know where to go?

    Do you know how to get there?

    Accelerated change

    Time to market

  • A BUSINESS IS AN ETHICAL JOURNEY (TO CREATE IMPACT)

  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fKBhvDjuy0

  • CULTURE EATS STRATEGY FOR BREAKFAST

  • Left: 1967 Omega Speedmaster mechanical watch. Price: about $9,000 in todays dollars. Right: SEIKO digital quartz watch with ISA K63 commodity movement. Price: $7.

  • COLLABORATIVE INTELLIGENCE (KNOWLEDGE)

  • http://icxci.com/

  • http://icxci.com/

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    Conclusions, decisions and next steps!

    Reinforces the real and perceived executiveness of the leader

  • 3. Can you master digital experiences?

  • HELP YOUR CUSTOMERS TO CONTROL THEIR DIGITAL LIFE

  • https://itunes.apple.com/en/app/apple-store/id375380948?mt=8

  • http://recode.net/2015/11/11/facebooks-new-app-notify-pushes-content-to-your-lock-screen/

  • AGENDA 1. CO-GENERATING VALUE ACROSS MASS MARKETS 2. THE DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION: SEGMENTING THE

    CUSTOMERS OF THE FUTURE (MILLENNIALS) 3. HOW TO ENGAGE IN THE EXPONENTIAL ECONOMY

    WRAP UP

  • I WILL FEEL YOUR INNOVATION WHEN WHILE ENTERING YOUR BRANCH, SOME EMPLOYEES WILL STAND UP OFFERING TO SERVE ME WITH ENTHUSIASM

  • https://medium.com/the-ferenstein-wire/silicon-valley-s-political-endgame-summarized-1f395785f3c1#.zbklt5fyv

  • THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR QUALITY

  • Top 12 TechnologiesCrowd Leverage: Sharing & Sourcing Machine Learning: AI Global Reach: Real Time TranslationInternet of Things: Sensors & CamerasHigh Speed Internet: Mobile & Video Mobile AI: Robotics & DronesMaterialization: 3D Printing Quantified Self: Biotechnology & GeneticsSustainable Energy: Electric & HybridVirtual Reality: Gamified ConnectionVirtual Money: Digitized CurrencySpace Travel: Unlimited Resources

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  • Choose your purpose Connect Harness technology to disrupt the industries in your path.

  • Las organizaciones no se transforman, las personas s.

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