Big Bang Disruption ACHE of Massachusetts May 2013 Pinball not only survived the early period of arcade video games, it thrived… Units, hundred-thousands F“mg…uaolImr'lve-ee…Ts .pi SlYlatooy ouCen done revm viodeerer b olga atrgeocarwkm, yeoosu,u t b gourfto pwI iln iokbueat lp lo.i"nf. bvaidlle o April 28, 1995, Tampa Tribune New Wizards Flipping Out Over Pinball jiaaPuncsimdn cvuobpisuadetnlderlyo tite somgd ba a3famro0ckre ke ps,ot e.nat roBflcytoeue knt5r t bon.pyvee ear1rcr.9le yI9nn 0dt 1y,o i9tfnh 8gte3h i,nen pu atimmnhbbeu aesmrlel imhda-edn'8 t0 s March 10, 1994, San Francisco Chronicle Copyright ©2013 Accenture All rights reserved. 2 …but then along came a Big Bang Disruptor… Pinball Units Sold Playstation™ Units Sold (Hundreds of Thousands Per Year) (Millions Per Year) 30 1.5 20 1.0 10 0.5 0 0 1989 1992 1995 1998 2001 2004 Copyright ©2013 Accenture All rights reserved. 3 …and then another appeared in travel… Thousands Millions Copyright ©2013 Accenture All rights reserved. 4 … and another wiped out newspapers Ad Revenue, $US, billions Copyright ©2013 Accenture All rights reserved. 5 Where can we expect Big Bangs? Some examples by industry • Manufacturing – The “Internet of Things” drives the supply chain from the bottom • Health care – Biometric sensors demystify the shamanistic myth of medicine • Finance – Money becomes just another form of information • Government – Market pricing for public services • Consumer Products – Market-led marketing takes over • Energy – Practical fuel cells…launched on Kickstarter • Education – The virtual ivory tower revolutionizes learning • Utilities – Portable electricity networks mirror wireless communications • Pharmaceuticals – Bespoke drugs based on your DNA • Retail banking – The end of cash • Retail – The disruptive force of the sharing economy Copyright ©2013 Accenture All rights reserved. 6 Where can we expect Big Bangs in healthcare? Disruption pending in the healthcare industry Advances in telecommunications, precision diagnostics, and information management and decision-making tools could result in a variety of disruptions: Adapted from David Chase’s Forbes article “Healthcare CEO’s Copyright ©2013 Accenture All rights reserved. Guide to Avoiding Newspaper Industry Mistakes” New curve of market adoption of innovation Big-Bang Market Segments Trial Everybody else Users Innovator Early Early Majority Late Majority Laggards s Adopters (34%) (34%) (14%) (2.5%) (13.5%) Copyright ©2013 Accenture All rights reserved. 8 Three key characteristics of Big Bang Disruption Big Bang Disruption n o i Unconstrained t a r Growth t e n e P t Traditional Technology e k r Unencumbered Product Adoption a M Development Undisciplined Strategy Time 9 Undisciplined Strategy: You can’t beat it Standalone GPS • BBDs begin life with •$100 - $300 better performance, lower price, and greater •Intermittent update customization. •Little to no real time • Customers now expect context new products to be better and cheaper. Smartphone Nav App • In fact, BBDs rarely come from traditional •Free competitors – many are •Real time updates of never intended to data and software compete directly with the incumbents they disrupt. •Integrated with contacts and search Copyright ©2013 Accenture All rights reserved. 10
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