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Companies can distinguish themselves in many ways. Besides such classic differentiators as cost or products, today’s competitive advantages can come from a variety of sources, such as new business models, disruption, culture, and technology. But in a highly competitive environment, finding a “superpower” and nurturing it may require the entire organization to pitch in, with visionary leadership at every level. This week, we explore some effective practices to build and sustain what makes your organization unique.
Few business leaders can afford to ignore this game-changing technology. In the view of McKinsey experts, “CEOs should consider exploration of generative AI a must, not a maybe. Generative AI can create value in a wide range of use cases.... The downside of inaction could be quickly falling behind competitors.” Options range from deploying specific generative-AI features on a smaller scale to implementations that can transform entire businesses. For example, one company uses an off-the-shelf generative-AI coding tool to improve productivity, whereas another has built and trained a foundation model from scratch to accelerate scientific research—a high-cost, resource-intensive process. To organize for generative AI, it may be best to start by convening a cross-functional group of the company’s leaders to identify and prioritize where the technology could generate the most value.
That’s the number of capabilities that companies need to build to outperform the competition, according to McKinsey senior partners Eric Lamarre, Kate Smaje, and Rodney Zemmel. In their new book, Rewired: The McKinsey Guide to Outcompeting in the Age of Digital and AI, the authors discuss what it takes for leaders to spark transformation across all six capabilities. A key step involves adopting a new operating model that brings business, technology, and operations closer together. “The shift to a new operating model is the signature move of CEOs in rewiring the company,” say the authors. “Only they can catalyze such large-scale organizational change.”
That’s McKinsey senior partner Carolyn Dewar and colleagues on how continuous-improvement practices can deliver a competitive edge for organizations. “Sometimes those improvements are big, often they are small,” say the McKinsey experts. “But what’s most important is they’re frequent.” For example, to increase performance transparency—an essential practice for continuous improvement—one company tracked capital asset utilization across different areas of its operations. Finding many assets that were poorly utilized, the teams that were using them channeled their energies into making the assets more productive—generating a 20 percent productivity leap in less than two months.
“I honestly believe that culture is a critical competitive weapon,” says Harvard Business School professor emeritus James Heskett in a discussion with McKinsey. But few leaders take the time to create a strong organizational culture. “We all agree that we need to address it, but it takes too long to do it,” Heskett says. “It’ll probably have to be handed off to some other leader.” Culture may be even more difficult to nurture in a hybrid environment where people in different geographic locations and work settings need to work together productively. In such cases, “An effective culture will ensure that there is adequate advocacy, that there is the right amount of face-to-face contact, and that certain really important values come to the fore: inclusion and voice,” says Heskett.
Corporate culture can be a major competitive advantage, but it can be hard to define. As the author of an Economist article puts it, “There is no substitute for being at a firm day in, day out, if you want to understand what it is really like.” One person’s idea of a good culture may be Ping-Pong tables and catered lunches, whereas another may prefer an inspiring mission statement. But most leaders would agree that a large part of building a robust culture lies in creating shared values and beliefs that govern how the organization works. This strategy has worked for smart-energy company Tibber, which credits much of its rapid growth to its sense of purpose. “At our core, I think all humans yearn for that,” says chief technology officer Richard Eklund in a McKinsey interview. “I feel we’ve arrived at an inflection point where purpose is becoming even more important than compensation.”
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• A fragile recovery. The world economy is expected to make a tenuous recovery in 2023 and 2024 as inflation and elevated interest rates continue to affect banking, consumer spending, and growth, according to the OECD. Although the economy is improving, risks abound, including the ongoing war in Ukraine and rising debt in developing nations. Global GDP is now projected to grow 2.7% in 2023, a 0.5% increase from the OECD’s previous forecast. Economies in Asia—including China, India, and Singapore—will fuel much of that growth. [AP]
• It’s one thing on paper. Asset price inflation over the past two decades created about $160 trillion in wealth—on paper. At the same time, economic growth was sluggish, inequality rose, and every $1.00 in investment ended up generating $1.90 in debt. With recent turbulence in the banking sector and heightened geopolitical tensions, conditions have changed from the years of loose money and seemingly endless increases in wealth, according to Sven Smit, McKinsey’s chair of insights and ecosystems and of the McKinsey Global Institute, and colleagues.
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The diagram below shows a comparison of URL, URI, and URN.
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URI stands for Uniform Resource Identifier. It identifies a logical or physical resource on the web. URL and URN are subtypes of URI. URL locates a resource, while URN names a resource.
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Generative AI is powerful, accessible, and poised to change the anatomy of work. What impact could this new era of AI have on global productivity? And what can leaders do now to prepare for inevitable disruption? In this month’s first featured story, Michael Chui, Eric Hazan, Roger Roberts, Alex Singla, Kate Smaje, Alex Sukharevsky, Lareina Yee, and Rodney Zemmel present research that suggests gen AI could unlock trillions of dollars in value across sectors from banking to life sciences. In our second featured story, talent leaders Bryan Hancock and Bill Schaninger talk with McKinsey Technology Council chair Lareina Yee about the promise and pitfalls of using gen AI in HR—from recruiting to performance management to chatbot-enabled professional growth. Other highlights in this month’s issue include the following topics:
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What is a data mesh? For both new and experienced data practitioners, managing data is not a trivial matter. Data mesh is a relatively new approach to data management. By decentralizing data to specific business domains like sales, marketing, or customer service, teams can have more ownership over their data and easily share it across the organization.
How does it work? A data mesh is as much a cultural shift as it is a technological one. Part of this is thinking of data as a product, rather than a by-product of a process—and treating data producers as product owners, who can manage their own data and create policies with their best interests in mind.
What are the biggest benefits of a data mesh? Organizations increasingly rely on efficient data collection, storage, and access so cross-functional teams can use it effectively, across the business. A decentralized data architecture is therefore great for scalability and accessibility, especially when used alongside cloud technologies. It reduces operational bottlenecks that come with centralized systems, freeing up technical teams so they can focus on more complex systems.
Where do I start? Moving to a data mesh means overhauling technology, processes, and the way people work. So you need to start with a solid strategy. This might involve investing in DataOps to accelerate design and development, as well as fostering a data culture across the organization.QUOTE OF THE DAY
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Twice monthly, we bring you four new insights out of the dozens we publish that we think are worth a second glance from any business leader in any geography. In this edition, we look at the new rules for digital transformation, how to get out of the way of a good idea, and more. We hope you enjoy the read.
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Transformation without tears. McKinsey research finds that 90 percent of companies have tried some flavor of digital transformation, but they’re capturing only 30 percent of the value they expect. That’s why our colleagues wrote Rewired: The McKinsey Guide to Outcompeting in the Age of Digital and AI. It’s a practical guide on how to get hundreds of technologies to work together in a way that wows customers, cuts costs, and creates value. It’s the playbook we use, distilled from hundreds of transformations and packed with state-of-the-art guidance on how to make digital transformations succeed.
Make it stop. You can’t blame CEOs who are feeling dazed and confused by the unending changes shaking their organizations, from hybrid work to generative AI to quiet quitting. We documented these shifts in our April report, The State of Organizations 2023. Now, we’ve written a pocket guide for CEOs who want to future-proof their companies.
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