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What drove the decision to launch this transformation
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that is enabled by AI and GenAI
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is our belief that this is a technology that has the power
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to disrupt our functions and reinvent the way we work.
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We were very clear from the onset about what success
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should look like for us with our GenAI program.
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Many companies look at efficiency,
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but we were very clear
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that we wanted both efficiency and effectiveness.
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Together we started by identifying
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where and how GenAI could have huge impact
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on day-to-day work, and then we set about building
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custom solutions to address those key tasks
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and change how the work gets done.
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We have created a suite of solutions
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to enable our marketers to go faster
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from insight to concept, but also to have a day-to-day
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sparring partner from everything ranging
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from creating content to analyzing
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the brand performance on a constant basis.
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We analyzed that we could unlock up to 40%
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of their time to then focus on other activities
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that have higher value for them.
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We saw across the solutions
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that we developed during the pilots an up to approximately
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60% efficiency across our solutions
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that covered media, insights, innovation, content creation,
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and today, brand performance reporting as well.
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This has not been about point solutions
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or proofs of concept, but really changing end-to-end
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how people do their work,
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putting custom-built solutions
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in the hands of hundreds of people
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and changing what they do day to day.
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The three biggest challenges
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we faced during this program are, one,
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the fact that it's not about the tech;
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it's about the application
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of the technology for our function.
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The second one is around what we call tacit knowledge,
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the way that we do things internally.
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And then of course related to that,
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the underlying data foundations.
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Partnering with BCG and BCGX over the course
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of this period has been amazing.
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We've really been partners collaborating,
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working shoulder to shoulder,
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not just in terms of creating the technology,
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but in terms of deploying and embedding
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within the business operating model
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within the organization,
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and very importantly at the speed
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and pace that Reckitt requires.
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What was top of mind for us in doing this project...
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maybe I can use the BCG 10, 20, 70 principle
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where 70% of change is actually happening with people.
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And I have to say I was surprised on the fact
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that I was expecting a lot of resistance,
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and I got quite the opposite.
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We got a lot of our colleagues
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being very much engaged,
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and I think it has to come with the fact
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that they saw that as their personal learning journey
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for being part of how their function
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will work in the future.
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We started with marketing,
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we've gone to R&D, we're going to start looking to extend
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to other functions in terms of how we can redesign
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all our workflows across the organization
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to become more efficient, but also to become more timely
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and hence future-proofed for anything
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that's going to change the market.
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