Era digital en los procesos contables – financieros

Digital Era (eCloud, Cyberfraud, Artificial Intelligence) in finance and accounting process.

Alain Bismark Almeida Diaz IT Advisory Services KPMG

Contents Digital Disruption Digital Transformation eCloud Cyber Fraud Artificial Intelligence ………………………..Future………

Digital Disruption…

The fourth industrial revolution First

Second

Third

Fourth

Water and steam power

Division of labor

Electronics

Datafication

Mechanical production

Mass production

Information technology Hyper-connectivity

Electricity

Automated production

1800 1784: First mechanical loom

1900 1870: First assembly line

2000 1969: First programmable logic controller

Digital labor and professional augmentation

Tomorrow starts today‌

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The next 3 years, wil be more disrupted than last 50.

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Digital disruption Âżjust now?

Fuente: http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/communications/internet-minute-infographic.html

Disruptive Technologies Third industrial revolution: Digital disruption

GPS

Sensors Robotics

Internet of things

App s

Machine learning Artificial Agile intelligence Natural language Blockchain

Mobile IPv6

DevOps

Data center extension—cloud

FinTech Mobile first Personalization

Social media

Big Data Predictive analytics Cloud computing Gamification Storage in the cloud Ubiquitous broadband Crowdsourcing Motivational design 3D printing

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Disruptive Technologies Third industrial revolution: Digital disruption

GPS

Machine learning

Sensors Robotics

Internet of things

Artificial Agile intelligence Natural language

App s

Fourth industrial revolution: Disruptive capabilities

Innovating by harnessing the confluence of digital disruption to:

Blockchain

Mobile IPv6

DevOps

Data center extension—cloud

FinTech

• Make almost anything

Mobile first

• Connect almost everything from everywhere Social media

Personalization 3D printing Gamification

Cloud computing

Ubiquitous broadband Motivational design

Big Data

Predictive analytics

Storage in the cloud

• “Datify” and digitize almost everything • Access extensive content and compute • Automate thought processes

Crowdsourcing

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Âżfilm or reality?

Taxis … Disrupted

GPS … Disrupted

Running … Disrupted

Raise a child … Disrupted !!!

eCloud

Six big bets for disruptive technology Digital labor

Augmentation or replacement of human labor

Omnichannel

Transformation for customer centricity

Internet of services

Monetizing IoT as services

Journey to the cloud

Everything in the cloud

Continuous delivery (Agile at scale)

Software development at the speed of business

Next gen IT operating model

Transforming IT for disruptive technology innovation

Journey to the Cloud The cloud is taking on a significant role well beyond serving as a utility for storage and compute Massive Storage

Mobile Device Enablement

SaaS

Massive Compute

IoT Data Center Extension

Platform Ecosystems

Networked Knowledge

Internet of services

Power as a service Farming as an app

Adobe no longer sells Creative Suite licenses. Now 100% Creative Cloud subscriptions

Internet of services

Cyber Fraud

Watch out in a world of connected objects Japan Today

France's Renault hit in worldwide 'ransomware' cyber attack France 24

2000 The ILOVEYOU worm infected millions of computers worldwide within a few hours of its release. It is considered to be one of the most damaging worms ever. It originated in the Philippines; made by an AMA Computer College student for his thesis (‌)

The PlayStation Network outage was the result of an "external intrusion" on Sony's PlayStation Network, in which personal details from approximately 77 million accounts were stolen and prevented users of PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Portable consoles from playing online through the service.

The attack occurred between April 17 and April 19, 2011, forcing

Sony to turn off the PlayStation Network on April 20. On May 4 Sony confirmed that personally identifiable information from each of the 77 million accounts appeared to have been stolen.

The outage lasted 24 days.

Stuxnet Malware for critical systems able to modify the rotation frecuency in centrifuge used to concentrated

U325.

Was created (might be) to delay the iranĂ­ nuclear program.

Seem like was

developed by the goverment of nuclear leader country.

ÂżWho are those guys?

ÂżWhat they are searching?

¿WHY IS

IMPORTANT? IMPACT THREAT ¿We are an objective?

We can accept the Risk?

ASSET

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The border between hacking & fraud are less clear day by day

Cyber Guerra

Countries with national

cyber defense programs …

• China • Alemania • India • Irán • North Korea • Netherlands • Russia • UK • United States

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Artificial Intelligence

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Cognitive Automation

Cognitive automation will enable the next wave of business transformation.

Smarter Enterprise

Globally Integrated Big Data & Enterprise Analytics Process ReEngineering

Productivity

Production Engineering

Industrial Productivity

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New Leverage Model

5 Cost Arbitrage

Process Improvement

Unconstrained Innovation

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4 Cloud and the Internet of Things

Cognitive Systems

Internet Systems

Information Systems

1 Mechanical Systems

100 Yrs

35 Yrs

15 Yrs

5 Yrs

Time

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Digital labor, enabled by cognitive automation, wil dramatically impact the way work is done today 152.7

$

billion

The global market for robots and artificial intelligence is expected to reach $152.7 billion by 2020. The adoption of these technologies could improve productivity by 30 percent.

Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Recent research from London School of Economics suggests a return on investment in robotic technologies of between 600% and 800% for specific tasks.

Top

600% and800 %

55 %

A recent study by HfS Research and KPMG LLP reports that 55 percent of North American enterprises are looking at new opportunities available with RPA systems.

MarketsandMarkets estimates that the AI, or cognitive computing marketplace, will generate revenue of

ROI

Gartner predicts that by 2020, smart machines will be a top five investment priority for more than 30% of CIOs.

$

12.5

billion by 2019

$

14.9 billion

$

1.7

billion

According to Quid, from 2010 to 2014, private investment in AI has grown from $1.7 billion to $14.9 billion, and was on track to grow nearly 50 percent year-onyear in 2015 alone.

McKinsey research suggests that smart robots will replace more than 120 million knowledge workers by 2025.

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Cognitive automation is evolving rapidly Cognitive automation

Adaptive alteration

Enhanced process automation Large-scale processing

Basic process automation Processing of unstructured data and base knowledge Rules engine

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Screen scraping

Machine Learning

Natural language processing

Big data analytics

Artificial intelligence

Work flow

Macro-based applets Screen level data collection Workflow automation Visio®-type building blocks Process mapping Business process management

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Built-in knowledge repository Learning capabilities Ability to work with unstructured data Pattern recognition Reading source data manuals Natural language processing

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Artificial intelligence Natural language recognition and processing Self-optimization/self-learning Digestion of super data sets Predictive analytics/hypothesis generation Evidence-based learning 45

Cognitive technologies have evolved to address the challenges of today’s digital world Have the potential to reshape the workforce of the future Cognitive systems mimic human brain functions 1

Perceive

2

(interpret sensory input beyond traditional data)

Natural language processing

Reason

3

(hypothesize, weigh supporting evidence)

Text analytics Predictive analytics

Artificial intelligence

Learn (improve confidence levels with experience)

Deep learning Machine learning

Image recognition Voice recognition

Intelligent augmentation A new partnership between humans and machines

Physician

Nurse

Wealth Advisor

Insurance Advisor

Academic Advisor

Sales Advisor

Legal Advisor

Tax Advisor

Auditor

Service Advisor

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FUTURE

A.I Will Have Invaded the Workplace

Retirement Will No Longer Be an Option

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Alain Bismark KPMG abalmeida@kpmg.com +57 316 335 89 55