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November 17, 1999Northwestern UniversityHigh Tech ClubCompeting in the Digital Economy AgendaIntroduction — What is the Digital Economy?Drivers of the Digital EconomyNew Business Practices — What Does it Take to Win?Time-Value Competition Content and containers Intelligent Markets - the Digital Value NetworkIntelligent execution - competing on insightIntelligent organizations Introduction to the Digital Economy DigitalEconomyThe last three decades have seen the emergence of a digital economy characterized by an increased emphasis on computing and communicationsThis increased use of computing and communications (“digitization”) is changing the world of businessIndustrialEconomyPre-IndustrialEconomyPre19601960-Present This period is comparable to previous economic upheavals and impacts all industriesNew economies emerge at the inflection point of previous economies and co-exist with their predecessors170018001900Agricultural EconomyIndustrial EconomyDigital Economy2000World EconomyPresent Day Information is becoming the key input, which is changing the way businesses operate and the nature of workRatio of Expenditures on Information to Production Technology19801975197019651983806040201820184018601880190019201940196019801995Notes: (1) Consists of service workers, including positions such as finance, marketing, etc. in industrial companies (2) Consists of physical workers in industrial firmsSources: “Information Technology and the Corporation of the 1990s” (1994), U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (1996)U.S. Employment By Occupation(Percent Of Total)IT$PT$Type Of Worker“Knowledge Workers”(1)“Touch Labor”(2)Agriculture Digitization allows work to occur any time, any place leading to a dramatic increase in global activity DriversReduced costs of communicationImmediate access to informationRapid diffusion of technologyIncreased access to new marketsIncreased number of competitorsSources: F.C.C., U.S. Department of TreasuryU.S. Direct Overseas Investment($ B