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The Rapid Convergence of IT and Engineering Sampath  Kumar,  Partner,  ISG  

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Agenda

o The opportunity in Engineering Services Outsourcing

o The new, integrated enterprise

o How enterprises are preparing for disruption

o How service providers are adapting to the change

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What is the opportunity in Engineering Services?

THE PROMISE OF ESO: $70 B in FY14 à $120 B in FY20 A key for enterprises to •  adopt to disruptive

technologies •  improve efficiency •  address emerging markets Global Corporate R&D Spend by Geography

2009:  $  446  B   2014:  $  559  B   2020:  $  650-­‐750  B      US   35%   Japan   26%    US   34%   Japan   26%    US   29%   Japan   20%  

 Europe   28%   China   3%        Europe   26%   China   4%        Europe   23%   China   18%  

US$ 446 billion US$ 559 billion US$ 650-750 billion

Automotive Consumer Electronics Telecom Machinery Semiconductor Computing Systems Aerospace Energy Medical Services Construction Industrial Automation

2009 2014 2020

Global Corporate ER&D spend

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The changing face of Engineering Services Outsourcing

New technologies like IoT, analytics, big data and mobility are transforming the way products are developed, manufactured, maintained and consumed.

Technology Changes

Wave I Late 1990s onwards

Software & electronics

embedded in products

Emergence of smart products

•  Automotive •  Smartphones

ecosystem •  Telecom

Wave II 2010 onwards

IoT/M2M, ubiquitous connectivity, digital

technologies

Smart & connected product ecosystem

•  Automotive •  Smart homes and

buildings •  Airline

Wave III 2015 onwards

Extension of IoT/M2M, digital to manufacturing;

3-D printing

Smart manufacturing,

Industrie 4.0

•  Smart Factory •  Digital Oilfields •  Additive

Manufacturing

Industry Examples

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The new, integrated enterprise

CTO Org. Engineering Manufacturing CIO Org.

Design & Develop

Smart Manufacture

Demand & Distribute

Product in Use

Support & Maintain

Smart Product Development

Smart Maintenance Smart Inventory Mgmt. Smart Supply Chain

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How are enterprises preparing for disruption?

KEY CHALLENGES:

o  “AS IS” à “TO BE” vision

o  Change management

o  Impact on business, customers, providers and employees

Enterprise

Manufacturing

Product R&D, Engineering

IT – OT Convergence

Digital Technologies (SMAC)

Smart & Connected Products

Industrie 4.0 / Smart Factories

Emerging Markets Focus

Engineering Analytics Insights

Additive Manufacturing

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How service providers are adapting to the change

BIG QUESTIONS: o  What are the right

investments?

o  Are you delivering innovation?

o  Are your business models aligned ?

o  What are the new delivery models?

o  SLA-aligned pricing

o  Fixed-price, outcome-based & risk-reward

o  Shared, upfront investments

o  Labs, infrastructure, IP stacks

o  IoT, DevOps, Industrie 4.0

o  Global workforce, more SMEs

o  Hybrid GEC-ESP models

o  Increased ownership, managed services

o  Project-based, end-to-end

o  Partnering in new product development/introduction

o  Co-ownership in sunset products, sustenance eng.

o  Creating IPs for clients

Service Provider

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Changing Paradigms of Global Engineering Outsourcing

Sudhi  Sinha,  VP  Engineering,  Building  Efficiency,  Johnson  Controls  Incorporated  

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Discussion points

o Macro influences

o Emerging opportunities

o Top engineering priorities

o Blind spots for services providers

o How service providers can best help their clients

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Macro influences

o  Recovering but sluggish global economy

o  Shift in focus from cost savings to growth

o  Non-traditional competitors enabled by technology and hyper-innovation

o  Pervasive connectivity; disappearing digital divide

o  Intertwined fields: research, engineering, manufacturing, service

o  Globally integrated development and rising captive influence

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Top research and engineering priorities

o  Significantly reduce cycle time

o  Increase productivity and return on engineering

o  Improve quality and reliability of products and services

o  Make everything communicate; leverage IoT, big data, analytics

o  Differentiate value proposition for products and services

o  Globalize engineering; rapidly establish partnerships

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Impediments to growing the engineering outsourcing wallet share

o  Lack of matured outsourcing models in engineering

o  IT-centric approach of service providers

o  Risk aversion to new business models

o  Inadequate contextual understanding around products/markets/business value chains

o  Rapid pace of change in organizations and market place

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Turn your customers into clients.

Study the core of your customer.

Understand the context of your customers.

Design the connect to turn your customer into a client.

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Understand your customer.

Get to know their:

o  Products and services

o  Economic model

o  Definition of value for its customers

o  Definition of value for its enterprise

o  Strategy and focus for its business

o  Competitive landscape

o  Context in terms of macro-economic and technology trends

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Study the core of your customer.

o  What is its organizational model and structure?

o  What is its process model?

o  What are its skills, competencies, key strengths, gaps and geographic context?

o  What are its current and future outsourcing and subcontracting initiatives?

o  What are its key research and engineering initiatives?

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Turn your customers into clients.

o  Identify the synergies between your capabilities and your customers’ needs.

o  Co-develop the engagement model.

o  Build a development plan to better understand how you can add value.

o  Co-develop a business plan.

o  Create a model on how to co-exist with captives.

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Tap the market for Engineering Services Outsourcing.

o  Enjoy better customer relationships and more profits.

o  Develop a deeper and differentiated understanding of your customers.

o  Turn customers into clients.

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