Dev348 ReInvent Corteva Agriscience

Editor's Notes

• #6: So what are the characteristics of a digital innovator? Well, first - they work backwards from a customer’s point of view. They are continuously evolving products and services to better deliver the outcomes that their customers need. They listen to what customers care about, and invent and iterating on their behalf And they keep inventing and releasing more services that solve customers’ problems faster than the competition As our CTO Werner Vogels puts it, ““The driver for which services to build and which features to add is done by customers,” he says. “We thrive on feedback how to build better services.” Source Amazon CTO: Stop spending money on 'undifferentiated heavy lifting‘, CIO Magazine, June 2013https://www.cio.co.nz/article/466635/amazon_cto_stop_spending_money_undifferentiated_heavy_lifting_/
• #7: Innovation requires: 1/ the ability to try a lot of experiments 2/ not having to live with the collateral damage of failed experiments. This is all enticing and where a lot of us want to be. But it turns out that it’s also really hard. When we look at all of our customers, and at our own experience, we see the same two challenges come up over and over again Too much time is spent on things that don’t deliver business value You have to integrate with your existing repertoire of applications
• #10: Every company, regardless of size, transaction model, or industry, faces the opportunity for digital transformation. This includes small startups as well as large, established organizations in virtually every industry Thousands of digital startups are already doing this, and so are innovative B2C companies such as Hasbro, and The Washington Post and B2B giants like John Deere, SAP and NEC. Digital customer engagement is common across all industries. Manufacturers are digitizing their products, manufacturing, and supply chains, Retailers are transforming the role of stores in customer loyalty and engagement, Banks are building digital platforms to embed their services into partners’ services, and Media companies are ramping up to create on-demand entertainment platforms. All of us are looking to provide new and better customer experiences.
• #11: Even, Agriculture
• #14: As a consumer we use AWS and cloud resources to take advantage of technology cloud providers offer and continue to build, promote and mature Building in-house is more time consuming, more expensive and comes with the associated risk, your talent may leave with the only known knowledge Managed services allows us to use technology to build faster and better than we can do in-house, reducing complexity and development and engineering time as well as hire talent with the knowledge or learn the standard knowledge to support the cloud feature
• #15: easy to implement little to zero fte involvement pay as you use
• #16: - Does the service exist - what is your expectation of the service  - does it meet all you needs or a percentage of 80/90/100 - 80 % isa good goal for us- is it actively under development, how many contributors, does it have ”long life”
• #17: - is it actively under development, how many contributors, does it have ”long life” Easily implemented Quickly adopted with little training (matches the current ecosystem, practices and principles) Cost Effective – You no longer have a requirement to in-house the process/technology Each organization has it’s own guiding drivers to make decisions Image - http://circos.ca/intro/genomic_data/img/circos-conde-nast-large.png http://circos.ca/intro/genomic_data/
• #18: - is it actively under development, how many contributors, does it have ”long life” Easily implemented Quickly adopted with little training (matches the current ecosystem, practices and principles) Cost Effective – You no longer have a requirement to in-house the process/technology Each organization has it’s own guiding drivers to make decisions Image - http://circos.ca/intro/genomic_data/img/circos-conde-nast-large.png http://circos.ca/intro/genomic_data/ Genetics – larga and small, UAS images, Hyperspectral image, IoT inputs 
• #19: - is it actively under development, how many contributors, does it have ”long life” Easily implemented Quickly adopted with little training (matches the current ecosystem, practices and principles) Cost Effective – You no longer have a requirement to in-house the process/technology Each organization has it’s own guiding drivers to make decisions Image - http://circos.ca/intro/genomic_data/img/circos-conde-nast-large.png http://circos.ca/intro/genomic_data/
• #20: - is it actively under development, how many contributors, does it have ”long life” Easily implemented Quickly adopted with little training (matches the current ecosystem, practices and principles) Cost Effective – You no longer have a requirement to in-house the process/technology Each organization has it’s own guiding drivers to make decisions Image - http://circos.ca/intro/genomic_data/img/circos-conde-nast-large.png http://circos.ca/intro/genomic_data/
• #21: - is it actively under development, how many contributors, does it have ”long life” Easily implemented Quickly adopted with little training (matches the current ecosystem, practices and principles) Cost Effective – You no longer have a requirement to in-house the process/technology Each organization has it’s own guiding drivers to make decisions Image - http://circos.ca/intro/genomic_data/img/circos-conde-nast-large.png http://circos.ca/intro/genomic_data/
• #22: How much time did we gain in the faster realization Rapid change and deploy / redeploy – this code also is reusable in many project decreasing time to realize
• #38: Talk about cloud formation and hub and spoke design AWS Exports