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GS1 Industry & Standards Event 201810-14 September 2018 – Dublin, IrelandTransforming business together
Session: GS1 Trends & SWOT Analysis
Time: 1600-1730, 13 September
Who may attend: Everyone!!!
Speaker: Kevin Stark, Ph.D. | Solutions & Innovation | GS1 Global Office
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Anti-trust caution
• GS1 operates under the GS1 anti-trust caution. Strict compliance with anti-trust laws is
and always has been the policy of GS1.
• The best way to avoid problems is to remember that the purpose of the group is to
enhance the ability of all industry members to compete more efficiently.
• This means:
- There shall be no discussion of prices, allocation of customers, or products, boycotts,
refusals to deal, or market share.
- If any participant believes the group is drifting toward impermissible discussion, the topic shall be
tabled until the opinion of counsel can be obtained.
• The full anti-trust caution is available via the link below, if you would like to read it in its entirety:
http://www.gs1.org/gs1-anti-trust-caution.
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Housekeeping…
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Agenda
• Objective for the Trend / SWOT initiative
• Program timeline and work to date
• Highlights from Dublin workshop from last week (4/5 Sept.)
- Business Trends / Technology Enablers / SWOT discussion
• Next Steps
• Q&A
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Goal for Initiative
Create a systematic process for identifying, organising,
and prioritising trends, opportunities, and threats,
to ensure GS1 is adapting to changing industry needs.
The resulting Trend Radar and SWOT Analysis will
support future GS1 Strategy work to prioritise
activities and investments.
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Relevance & Connection…
Mike Byrne, GS1 Ireland CEO, highlighting trends during his session on Tuesday 11 September
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2018 initiative plan
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Data collection, interviews, sector
conversations
Process input from MOadvisory group
Synthesis of information
Workshop to create initial trend radar and
SWOT
Iterate and refine based on feedback
Approval of SWOT/recommendationsby GS1 Innovation Board
April to July 2018
Aug to Sept 2018
Oct to Dec 2018
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MO Core Team advising this effort
• MO core team
- Australia: Steven Pereira - Germany: Andreas Füßler
- Brasil: Roberto Matsubayashi - Portugal: Nuno Azevedo
- Canada: Kevin Dean - Sweden: Staffan Olsson
- Egypt: Ahmed El Khalla - The Netherlands: Frits van den Bos
- France: Valerie Mazzoni-Colin - US: Jo Anna Stewart
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Gathering input…
• MO Interest Group input
- Healthcare
- AIDC/Tech team
- Omnichannel
- CPG
- Fresh Foods
- Foodservice
- Innovation
- Public Policy
• 20 AC MO CEO interviews
• Innovation Board interviews
• External references
- Gartner, EY, speakers at @ GS1
Connect…
• Sector-specific reports
- Technical Industries, T&L,
Healthcare)
• GS1 Germany, CA, NL, US inputs
Visibility via these Interest Groups included >400 people and >80 MOs
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Selected feedback from MOs & Innovation Board
Data quality! -EveryoneImage recognition /
watermarks -GS1 MO
Internet, internet, internet!!! -GS1 MO
Urbanization means that on-demand expectations from shoppers is going
through the roof – Inno. Board member
Sustainability is for real -Innovation Board member
No silver bullet technology will solve everything…today’s business challenges are
really complex, and require a portfolio of capabilities -Innovation Board member
Beacons, Chatbots, Voice Recognition…
-GS1 MO
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Inspiring Models
Munich RE IT Trend Radar (2018-19)DHL Logistics Trend Radar 2018/19http://www.dhl.com/en/about_us/logistics_insights/dhl_trend_research/trendradar.html https://www.munichre.com/topics-online/en/2018/06/future-technologies-tech-trend-radar-2018
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Inspiring Models – 2 (GS1 Germany Trendradar)
July 2018https://www.gs1-germany.de/innovation/trendforschung/trendradar/
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Innovation Board
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Innovation Board
• The Innovation Board includes brands, retailers, technical solution
partners, GS1 MO representatives and academia.
• A key role of the Innovation Board is to maintain awareness of business
and technical industry trends, to map those trends to prioritised business needs
across the sectors in which GS1 operates and to provide input and/or
recommendation to GS1 about prioritisation of evaluation of such trends.
• In the future, the Innovation Board plans to deliver “deeper insights” into
prioritised trends/topics, intended to help GS1 to be best positioned to
communicate and engage around the world.
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Trend / SWOT Workshop (4/5 September)
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Goals for our workshop
• Validate learnings on business &
technology trends
- Improve / identify gaps
- Map these to GS1 Value Chain
- Create draft Trend Radar
• Outline SWOT
• Brainstorm ways to connect
SWOT Trends Enablers
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Trends
SWOTActions
How do these pieces fit together?
• Connect insights from Trends and SWOT to identify recommended actions for GS1, organized around themes of:
- Identification- Data- Events- Interoperability- Organisation/Business
• Outline GS1 Strengths and Weaknesses
• Use Trends input to identify Opportunities and Threats
• Understand the SWOT elements that align with Trends/Enablers
• A holistic view of the business trends and enabling technologies that are creating industry transformations and disruptions
• Mapping these against the GS1 Value Chain to connect relevance to GS1
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Workshop Attendees
• GO: Robert Beideman, Phil Archer, Patrik Jonasson, Lisa
Sandberg, Kevin Stark
• MO: Loek Boortman (Netherlands), Tim Daly (Ireland), Staffan
Olsson (Sweden), Sue Schmid (Australia), Klaus Vogell
(Germany)
• Academics: Klaus Fuchs (ETH Zürich), Brian Subirana (MIT),
Eric Ballot (MINES ParisTech & Innovation Board Governor)
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Business Trends
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List of All Business Trends & Applications
• Democratization of Data
• Remote patient monitoring and medical care
• Smart Buildings
• Smart Cities
• Smart Energy
• Smart Everything
• Smart Factories
• Smart Homes
• Smart Products
• Smart Services
Broad Concepts /
Mega-Trends
• Automation
• Autonomous Delivery
• Dynamic Location
• Fresh Chain / Cold Chain
• Improved supply chain safety
• Location-Based Services
• Logistics for Aging population
• Logistics Marketplaces
• On-Demand Delivery
• Remote monitoring
• Traceability
• Transparency
• Aging population
• Circular Economy
• Connected Life
• Digital Transformation
• Digital Work
• Digitalization of everything
• Empowered Consumer
• Growing Middle Class (incl. Asia)
• Hyperconnectivity
• Mass Customisation
• Population growth
• Reducing Waste (esp. food)
• Resource Constraints
• Sharing Economy
• Sustainability
• Urbanization
Supply-Chain / T&L
Retail / Healthcare /
other GS1
Applications
Connected World
• Advanced Logistics
• Anti-Counterfeit
• Consumer / Data Privacy
• Conversational Commerce
• Customized Medicine / Medical Devices
• Fresh Produce sales online
• Immersive / mobile interactions
• Intelligent order picking in warehouses
• Marketplaces
• Mobile payments
• Product Safety
• Tele-medicine
• VR in store planning / layout
• VR Shopping
• Personalised Medicine
• Personalization and e-commerce in physical stores
• Prevent selling expired products
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Prioritisation Exercise
• Sustainability
• Empowered Consumer
• Automation & Smart Everything
• Traceability / Transparency
• Mass Customisation
• [Material/Life] Sciences
• On Demand Services & Logistics
• Security
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Enablers
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Technologies and Enablers
• 3D Printing (additive manufacturing)
• Batch Size One
• Biometrics
• Blockchain
• Chatbots
• Checkout-free retail
• Cloud Logistics
• Cloud Technology
• Cryptocurrency
• Cybersecurity
• Edge Computing
• Geo positioning
• Green Energy Logistics
• Human-Machine-Interaction
• Location based services
• Platform Economics
• Quantum Computing
• Virtual Agents
• Virtual Assistants
Identification,
Symbology &
Communication
• Big Data Analytics
• Consumer segmentation (for personalized services)
• Data aggregation & visualisation
• Data quality
• Deep Learning
• Digital Twin / meta identity
• Distributed data
• Machine-Driven Decisions
• Machine Learning
• Personal Data Management/Storage
• Predictive Analytics
• Predictive Maintenance
• Process Automation
• AI Machine Learning Deep Learning
• APIs
• Artificial Intelligence (AI)
• Autonomous Delivery Carts
• Autonomous Driving
• Autonomous Transport
• Drones / Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
• Consumer IoT
• Industrial IoT
• Industry 4.0
• Internet identity / avatar
• Internet, Internet, Internet
• Internet of Food
• IoT
• Mobile authentication
• Mobile Healthcare apps
• Mobile scanning
• Omni-channel
• Robotics & Automation
• Sensor fusion
• Sensors
• Smart Dust
• Smart Factories
• Smart Home
• Smart Textiles
• Social Media / E-Commerce / Future Data requirements
• Telemedicine
• Wearable devices
• 3D barcodes
• 5G
• Augmented / Virtual / Mixed Reality
• Beacons
• Computer Vision
• Digital Health Services
• Digital Media
• Digital photography
• Digital printing
• Image / Voice recognition
• Nano / molecular marking
• Natural Language Processing
• Product fingerprinting
• QR codes / E-paper / mobile marketing
• RFID
• Serialization
• Vision-based Identification
• Watermark IDs
Connected World Data, Data, DataDisruptive
Technologies
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Prioritisation Exercise
• AI
• Open, Structured & Linked Data
• Blockchain & Distributed Data
• Computer Vision
• Voice Recognition
• Robotics
• AR/VR/Mixed Reality
• IoT, Sensors & Biometrics
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“Expanded” GS1 Value Chain
• Group consensus that we consider upstream raw materials
and product “use” by the consumer/patient/hospital, as
well as the end-of-life of the product (including disposal,
recycle and ownership transfer)
- Upstream
- Manufacturing
- Warehouse
- Transport
- Retail
- Fulfillment
- “Use”
- End-of-Life
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Business Trends the GS1 Value Chain
Enablers Business Trends
Mapping into a Draft Trend Radar
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Initial (DRAFT) Trend Radar – example of how to connect pieces together
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Business Trends MostRelevant
LeastRelevant
GS1 Value Chain
Upstream
Manufacturing
Warehouse
Transport
Retail
Fulfillment
“Use”
End-of-Life
Robotics
AR/VR/MixedReality
Computer Vision
Voice Recognition
Blockchain & Distributed Data
Autonomous Logistics
Open, Structured & Linked Data
Technology EnablersIoT / Sensors / Biometrics
AI
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Initial (DRAFT) Trend Radar
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Key Learnings from the Trend Radar Exercise
• Sector/actor priorities may differ, but core themes emerge that are cross-sector and relevant across significant portions of the value chain.
• Blockchain is a strong enabler of conversation, but doesn’t seem to be a strong enabler of many of the business trends (outside of traceability)
• Digital Twin wasn’t prioritised, but it was seen as a buzz-phrase to describe the ways that physical objects map to digital identities/profiles
• “AI” was seen as the best umbrella phrase to cover AI / Big Data / Machine Learning
• Image Recognition Computer Vision
• Interesting adds: Security | Open, Structured & Linked Data
• [Material/Life] Sciences…is this really a trend? What might it mean to GS1?
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SWOT Analysis
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SWOT
• Strengths, Weaknesses,
Opportunities, Threats
• Common tool to organise and
assist in problem identification
(not about solving problems)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SWOT_analysis
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The [only] inspirational quote you’ll get from me…
http://thequotes.in/a-problem-well-stated-is-a-problem-half-solved-charles-f-kettering/
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GS1 Innovation Trends & SWOT Exercise
Strengths
Weaknesses
Opportunities
Threats
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TW
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SWOT Analysis
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SWOT – Exercise
Strengths
Weaknesses
Opportunities
Threats
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TW
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SWOT Analysis
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And now the hard work begins…
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Q&A
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