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ELEVATE BOARD PERFORMANCE© NACD 2018. All rights reserved.
Thank You to Our Program Host
© NACD 2018. All rights reserved.
Board Insights from CES® Evening Wine Reception
January 24, 20194:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Registration & Wine Reception5:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. Program & Peer Exchange6:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Networking
Sponsored and Hosted by Baker Botts LLP, Palo Alto
ELEVATE BOARD PERFORMANCE© NACD 2018. All rights reserved.
Moderator: Maureen Conners
Board Director, Fashion Incubator SF and NACD Northern California Chapter; Former Board Director, Deckers Brands (NYSE: DECK)
ELEVATE BOARD PERFORMANCE© NACD 2018. All rights reserved.
CES® 2019
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VR/AR, AI, and Voice
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CES as an Ecosystem
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• All industries are going through massive changes. This era requires ecosystem thinking.
• This panel will give you insights about CES® 2019 and the future strategic impacts on boards.
• Business leaders need to think of themselves as Formula One race car drivers!
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Five Actions for Boards in 2019
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1. Create a technology learning plan.
2. Assess most important technologies, business models, and opportunities.
3. Look at strategic impacts on the organization, resources, and priorities.
4. ERM of the future and implications.
5. Communicate the strategic impacts of these influences to shareholders.
ELEVATE BOARD PERFORMANCE© NACD 2018. All rights reserved.
Speaker Robin Raskin
CEO, Living in the Digital Times; Board Trustee, Consumer Technology Association (CTA) Foundation—the Organizer of CES®
Press Conference
January 2019
LIVING IN DIGITAL TIMES
• The Retailization of Lifestyle
• IoT: A World of Machines in Conversation with Each Other
• Smart Homes to Take Care of You
• AI/Machine Learning = Unprecedented Amount of Data,
Winners Make it Actionable
• AR/VR: Immersive/Personalized Experiences
• Bye-Bye Keyboard and Screen
• The Digital Diet: Healthy Balance of Tech and Life
• The Digitization/Personalization of Everything
• All Tech is Political: Decentralization and Privacy in 2019
2019: THE BIG PICTURE
Press Conference
January 2019
LIVING IN DIGITAL TIMES
❖ Sleep Deprivation is Driving
Innovation
❖ Mattresses Get Smarter
❖ Tech Delivers Enhanced
Sleep
The Irony of Vegas? Sleep Tech @ CES
Grows 20%
Press Conference
January 2019
LIVING IN DIGITAL TIMESDigital HealthThe Doctors:
Personalized Medicine, Digital Therapeutics, Neuromodulation, AI diagnoses and predictive preventionVoice, AI, VR and AR= assistantsTelehealth
Press Conference
January 2019
LIVING IN DIGITAL TIMES
New Consumer Control:
Hearing Aids, Glasses, Caregiving, Monitoring, Aging in Place
Voice = Companionship, Information, Renewals, Biomarkers
RETAILIZATION OF HEALTHCARE
Press Conference
January 2019
LIVING IN DIGITAL TIMES2019 SPORTS AND FITNESS TRENDS
2019 TRENDS:
▪ Training with Sensors
▪ Live Stream Coaching &
Classes
▪ Home Gyms go Hi-Tech
▪ AI and Connected Coaching
▪ E-Sports, Betting, Fandom
Wearables: Health, Fashion, Embedded Fabrics,
New Interfaces
The disappearing wearable
New textiles with embedded silicon
Changeable/Adaptable Clothing
Press Conference
January 2019
LIVING IN DIGITAL TIMES
Preparation for 21st Century Workplace
Disappearance of Screens (Nervous Parents)
Price Sensitivity
More public play spaces for things like VR
Tech is part of play, not the reason for it
KIDS Trends
Press Conference
January 2019
LIVING IN DIGITAL TIMES
Connected/Convenient
Protection/Security
Human Touch Services
Intergenerational
2019 FAMILY TRENDS
Press Conference
January 2019
LIVING IN DIGITAL TIMES
THEIR EXPERIENCE
2019 RETAIL TRENDS
YOUR DATA
PERSONALIZATION
Press Conference
January 2019
LIVING IN DIGITAL TIMES
The Retail Ecosystem
2019 RETAIL TRENDS
▪ E-commerce is still only 19% of the
total retail
▪ Personalization --- within branded
limits
▪ VR before hammer or nail
▪ Voice vs. Visual Search
▪ Online stores go physical
▪ Mistake Proof Shopping
▪ Experiential Shopping
▪ Robots at Retail
▪ A retail ecosystem based on smart
tagging and contracts
Press Conference
January 2019
LIVING IN DIGITAL TIMES
Changing World of Payments:
▪ Are you in Vegas with No Cash? No Problem!
▪ Security and Digital ID Top of Mind
▪ The Year of Unattended Payments
▪ Robochats & Voice Elevate Humans to High Touch
▪ AI Predicting Everything from Fraud to Best Loan for You at the Right Time
▪ Growing the Ranks of the “Banked”
▪ Fintech & Banks Make Peace
2019 MONEY TRENDS/Fintech
Press Conference
January 2019
LIVING IN DIGITAL TIMES
Questions for the New Year:
▪ Will the next Wikipedia, Facebook or Spotify be
Blockchain/Decentralized?
▪ Will Crypto Winter Turn into Crypto Warming?
▪ Have we weeded out the “fakes”? Are ICOs a Thing of The Past?
▪ Tech Disrupted Everything Else, Why is Money Taking so Long?
2019 CRYPTO TRENDS
Press Conference
January 2019
LIVING IN DIGITAL TIMES
Machine-to-Machine Commerce
5G and New Payment Experiences
Stable Coins
Safety and Trust in Your Wallets
2019 Future of Money
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Speaker: John Hotta
Board Director, FIRST Washington Robotics and NACD Northern California Chapter; Board Member, Kaiser Permanente Washington Advisory; and NACD Master Class Teacher on Innovation and Disruption
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• Augmented and Virtual Reality
• Robotics
• Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence
• Quantum Computing
• Easy and Convenient Customer and Employee Experiences
Current Disrupters 1-2 Years Disrupters 3-4 Years Disrupters
• Mobile Networks
• Blockchain
• New Privacy and Security Regulation
• Voice First
• GDPR
• Payment and Fintech
Management should consider new customer and employee experiences
Customer Experience
Digital health example:
• Internet of Things (IoT) and wearablesmonitor customer needs.
• Security embedded in IoT transmits data via wireless communication without manual input.
• AI uses algorithms to recommend products and services.
• Cloud transfers information to mobile, smart home devices, and healthcare provider.
• Customer can speak to voice device or home robot to place order.
Employee Experience
Purchasing employee example:
• Use voice input and mobile devices.
• Work collaboratively with AI assistants.
• AI purchases machine-to-machine and does paperwork and financial transactions.
• Robotics manufacture products.
• Blockchain ensures authenticity of components.
• Self-driving trucks expedite delivery.
• Training delivered to employees via AR and VR.
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Full Board• Strategy
• New, easy, and convenient customer and employee experiences enabled by technology
• Risk• Competitive threats
• Finance• Funding for new experiences
• Management Performance• Expect some failure
Committee Work
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Questions for Panel
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• What innovation are you most impressed with?
• What are the key takeaways for boards?
• Audience Q&A
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Questions for Peer Exchange
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1) Which technologies will be most important to your industry? Why?
2) How will these innovations and trends impact board strategy?
3) What questions should board directors be asking management?a) What are the potential strategic impacts of new technologies?b) What are the possible implications of new business models?c) What changes are happening with customer beliefs, behaviors, and attitudes?
4) How is your company handling privacy and transparency? a) Do we need to increase trust, privacy, and transparency with all stakeholders?b) How do you know if it is adequate?c) What does your company do to protect customer information?d) Is your company preparing for GDPR or a similar U.S. regulation?
5) What changes in investment or talent are needed to compete in the future? Do you anticipate how innovation could affect the workforce of the future?
6) What is the best board structure for dealing with this new era of innovation?a) A technology committee?b) A audit or risk committee?c) In the quarterly ERM?d) Other approaches?
7) What changes do you think might be required in the annual report or proxy for disclosures about new technologies, business model changes, and risks?
8) What skills do board directors need to be able to anticipate future trends, potential risks, and future opportunities?
9) If an institutional shareholder or activist asked the CEO how well the board was prepared to address the strategic impacts of new technologies, what would he/she say?
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