SAP Business Transformation Summit 2012 - 360° – The Business ...

AGENDA
Thursday October 11, 2012 – Part 2 of 4
Time Session Duration
2:00 pm
till
5:00 pm
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To survive the adverse conditions of economic downturns, industries must act proactively. This is key for recognizing promising market opportunities,
developing an effective strategy for responding to increased competition, maintaining stock exchange attractive profit margins and meeting
customers’ needs and expectations. Therefore, it is crucial to permanently track current industry drivers and future trends. Business Transformation
Academy has been conducting industry specific business research in various key industries. The findings of this ongoing and unique research
will be presented in separate break-out sessions and inspire the participants with new ideas.
2:00 pm Oil and Gas (Room ARANY):
Sustainable Transformation of Oil and Gas Producing Economies
Christian Berg – SAP, Chief Sustainability Architect within the SAP Services Sustainability Hub and Head of the
Sustainability Community within SAP Business Transformation Services
Regardless how long the oil reserves will last and whether ‘Peak Oil’ has already occurred or not - a great transition will take place into a post-oil
economy at some point. This transition will happen in a relatively short period of time. The related transformational processes will require considerable
changes in the way our energy businesses source, operate, produce, and ship, and in the way we live, we consume, and we work. What
does this imply for our economies? What does it imply, in particular, for the oil-and-gas industry itself?
Banking (Room PETÓFI):
Customer Centricity at Commonwealth Bank of Australia
Jan Recker – Queensland University of Technology
During this presentation we will review an ongoing case of a core banking modernization transformation at one of Australia’s largest banks. We
will examine events that impacted the transformation journey and how they responded to the challenges. Mr. Recker will share key learnings and
strategic decisions that were identified in their successful business transformation.
Cross-industry (Room DÉRY):
Next Generation IT Strategy - Approaching the Digital Enterpise
Axel Uhl – University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland
IT strategies regulate the long-term deployment of information and communications systems. It is very hard to define any general rules for formulating
IT strategies, and even experts often have only vague ideas about their content. In our vision of the company‘s future – we see IT playing
a dominant role in what we will refer to as a “digital enterprise“. We will share open minded ideas in the areas of IT strategy that support such
concept and initiate mind sharing conversation.
2:45 pm Break 15 min
45 min