Episode summary
The clock is ticking and OWIN23 is getting closer! Starting today until just before the Customer Conference, we will unveil insights and prospects on Sustainable Innovation through this unique Podcast Series. Listen now to the first episode, where Luigi Marciano, Objectway Founder & CEO, will explain what is Objectway's Sustainable Vision of the future and how this impacts business growth.
Transcription
Hello everyone, and let me say: yes, OWIN is back!
In April 2023, we will be hosting, in Venice, in person, the next edition of our iconic International Customer Conference. A three-day experience fuelled with networking, views on the latest industry trends and an opportunity to deepen into our offering and get to know our strategies and innovations for our solutions and services.
Business Sustainable Innovation is going to be at the very heart of OWIN23. For us, it lies in the ability of an organisation to adapt and evolve to smoothly meet changing needs and preferences, master unpredictable circumstances and stay competitive in a rapidly changing market. All this has a positive impact on business, society and the environment.
So ultimately, sustainable innovation is not a fixed state of harmony but rather a process of change – fuelled with collective collaboration and effort – in which the exploitation of resources, the direction of investments and of technology development, along with institutional change, are made consistent with both present and future demands and needs. This is the key first ingredient to achieving sustainable, long-term growth.
If we think from this perspective to our business, we are talking about Wealth Democratisation, meaning extending accessibility, broadening the investment landscape and scope, and achieving both through “cost frameworks” that are fair and appropriate on an ongoing basis.
Also, Impact Investing Decision Support improves the ability of discretionary asset managers to better measure positive sustainable impact related to their deployment of capital. This speaks toward continuing to identify and integrate the best data attribution models that facilitate timeliness and precision as it relates to the positive and negative impact of deployed capital, and unlocking the ability of investors to support long-term investment horizons that support high-impact infrastructural change.
Developing Upskilling programmes that help to offset the potentially adverse impact on employment of increasing automation via robotics and AI systems within the entire wealth value chain. This speaks toward developing collaborations with content and system providers focused on “enabling” more humanisation in the client relationship where it assists vulnerable clients, and provides greater touch points to scale the advisory process. These are very few examples of outcomes to be considered in business sustainable innovation.
Venice is a metaphor for the energy flows that allow corporate growth. We captured one of its most symbolic images, the bridge: an emblem of integration, fluidity and seamless transition, to innovate by adapting to changing conditions. Venice is a symbol of long-term sustainable growth and agility, capable of governing an ever-changing environment and overcoming obstacles in a natural way, in a context of sustainability and resilience.
I am looking forward to meeting all of you in Venice!
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