MAKING A DIFFERENCE. NOW! March Making Switzerland a leading hub for digital innovation. Worldwide!

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1 MAKING A DIFFERENCE. NOW! March 2017

2 IMPACT OF DIGITALIZATION

3 SWITZERLAND is always online! About 7 years ago, less than 10% of the population were using smartphones! Average amount of time spent 8 on hrs devices per 48 mins day 8 hrs 48 mins 11% use a wearable fitness tracker 90% use a smartphone 13:00 31% use a smart TV 6% use a smartwatch Reference: Ernst & young - Digital Nations State of Switzerland

4 RELEVANCE & URGENCY Major changes to happen in our economy within 4 years! 80% Increase of digital revenues of large organizations is expected by 2020 Customers will shop in augmented reality by M 50% of enterprises will launch advanced digital transformation initiatives by 2020 Reference: Gartner

5 RELEVANCE & URGENCY Well-known personalities are also awared of the urgency situation Angela Merkel German Chancellor Speed is of the essence the time to move forward and capture this opportunity is now. Klaus Schwab Founder WEF Industry 4.0 will change the way we work. The world will be our office. It s not a fiction and it s not far away. Roland Berger Strategy Consulting Those who are the leaders in the digital domain will take the lead in industrial production.

6 LESS THAN 4 YEARS TO TRANSFORM Speed of business transformastion is dramatically increasing 182 years 40-Months to Transform Your Business 70 years Historically, monumental projects took d e c a d e s t o c o m p l e t e. T o d a y o u r monumental project is to build the digital world in a much more compressed timeframe. 20 years 10 years 40 months Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris Women s suffrage Great Pyramid of Giza Panama Canal Hyper-Digital Transformation Reference: Cognizant Center for the Future of Work, 2016

7 WE ARE ALL INVOLVED IN THIS PROCESS Is there any industry which is not in the transformation so far? Maybe not. Source: Reference: Cognizant Center for the Future of Work, 2016 Response base: 2000 global executives

8 50% of revenues will be at risk due to shifting consumers spending after 2017 of kids today will do jobs that haven t been invented yet 65%

9 IMPACT ON LEADERSHIP Profound transformation to happen on the tomorrow leaders of the economy Horizontal innovation no single business sector is safe from the threat of new entrants Technological Literacy leaders will need to train and get up to speed with the realities of modern technology Digital skills gap put together a workforce with the appropriate skills to manage the transformation Leadership Characteristics technological literacy and data driven (less vision, competitive drive)

10 Making Switzerland a Leading Digital Innovation Hub. Worldwide!

11 WE ARE DIGITALSWITZERLAND Making a difference. Now! Strengthening the Swiss economy in the new realities Cross-industry nationwide initiative Uniting visible members from all disciplines Bundling forces, connecting topics and creating networks

12 CURRENT MEMBERS As of March 2017 Many leading organizations - one strong community Namics.

13 STEERING COMMITTEE 2017 Andreas Meyer, SBB Christian Wenger, Wenger & Vieli AG Heinz Karrer, Economiesuisse Marc Walder, Ringier AG Ruedi Noser, Ständerat Christoph Tonini, Tamedia Ivo Furrer, (ex Swiss Life Schweiz) Martin Vetterli, EPFL Susanne Ruoff, Die Schweizerische Post Lino Guzzella, ETH Zürich Patrick Warnking, Google Switzerland Urs Schaeppi, Swisscom AG Domenico Scala, BaselArea.swiss Lukas Gähwiler, UBS Philipp Rösler, World Economic Forum Veit Dengler, NZZ Management AG Walter Thurnherr, Bundeskanzler

14 OPERATIONS Represented in all of Switzerland Established Operations In planning

15 PROJECT OVERVIEW Core & Partnering Political Framework Education & Talent Start-up Enablement Thought Leadership Public communication Core activities DigitalManifesto TOP100 Digital Shapers digitalswitzerland / next generation Innovation Factory Selnau Digital Hub Exchange Blog & Special editions Partnering activities

16 ROUNDTABLES Overview Roundtable Specification Companies involved ExCo-partner Table captain Status Mobility 1 SmartQuartier downtown Zürich: Integrated SmartMobility, SmartLogistics and SmartGrid. Postauto, Stadt Zürich Roland Siegwart Andreas Meyer, Urs Landolf Started Mobility 2 National Carpooling-Offensive: Launching of carpooling in companies, institutions and stakeholders, with the goal of increasing the rate of occupation of cars IBM, Mobility, Postauto, Siemens, Swisscom, SBB, Migros MGB, COOP, Uber, Postauto, EPFL Roland Siegwart Andreas Meyer, Urs Landolf Started Mobility 3 Augmented Reality Swisscom, PostAuto, SBB, Valora, Migros, Coop, Swiss, AMAG Roland Siegwart Started Mobility 4 Smart Trainstation Google, Valora Migros, Coop & APG Roland Siegwart Started ehealth Game comprehensive blood pressure measurement with Hackathon as an entry point Post, ETHZ u.w. (noch offen) Christian Wenger Claudia Pletscher Started Digital Real Estate 1 Construction Mgmt (DNA eines Habuses) WinCasa, Steiner, Zumtobel, FHNW, SwissLive und SBB Patrick Warnking tbd Ivo Furrer Started Digital Real Estate 2 FM & IoT (Einsparungen von 20% der FM Kosten) Swisslife, HSL, Swisscom, FHNW, SBB Immo, reamis tbd Patrick Warnking tbd Ivo Furrer Started Digital Real Estate 3 Agent Tools and Transactions (75% der Immobilien Transaktionen direkt zwischen den Beteiligten digital stattfindet) Swisslife, HSL, Swisscom, FHNW, SBB Immo, reamis tbd Patrick Warnking tbd Ivo Furrer Started Blockchain We bet that we ll establish a Handelsregister-MVP on Blockchain by IBM, EY, Swisscom Marcel Stalder Thomas Landolt Started Cybersecurity Add a pilot to create a set of Swiss specific policies and standards («the scheme») with once implemented use core pilot for common Swiss e-identity by Swiss ID, Swiss Banking Initiative, UBS, Swisscom, SECO, ETHZ, Fintech Ass., Wisekey,Swiss Data Alliance, ICT Switzerland Patrizia Pesenti Markus Zoller Started

17 ROUNDTABLES Overview Roundtable Specification Companies involved ExCo-partner Table captain Status edemocracy We establish a cutting-edge crowd-innovation platform by September 2017 Foraus, Uni Zürich, evtl. Patrizia Pesenti Avi Bernstein, Uni ZH Started Digital Society Make digitalization understandable for public W.I.R.E., ETHZ, Uni Zürich, evtl. Ewz, Migros tbd tbd Started Education Digital cases and visits Swisscom, Swissmem Patrick Warnking Martin Geisenhainer Started Education Digital 2 Online assessment digital competency" Swissmem, ICT-Berufsbildung Schweiz Patrick Warnking Robert Rudolph Started Education Digital 3 ICT within 100 schools ICT Scouts, SBFI Patrick Warnking Rolf Schaub Started Education Digital 4 National research study (NFP) digital knowledge PH Schwyz, ETHZ Patrick Warnking Dominik Petko Started Legal AGB-Icons with assistant Wenger & Vieli, Universität ZH, and four others Christian Wenger Florent Thouvenin, Michael Tschudin Started Fintech b2b Implementation of eshares for easier transmission of property Leontech, Swisscom, Corner Christian Wenger Jan Schoch Started Artificial Intelligence Dialect-Bot, that understands the dialect of a remote village and speaks it Swisscom, EPFL, AXA, Google, DSI Uni ZH Roland Siegwart (tbc) Michael Bäriswyl Started Personalized Health legal-ethic base in relation to Big Data Fathi Derder tbd In preparation MOOCs Switzerland as a nation of computational thinkers Fathi Derder tbd In preparation

18 THANK YOU!