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CEO Agenda Mexico
From Productivity
to Outcomes
the next strategic investments
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Contents
Main findings	3
Introduction	4
Optimism and links to the US	6
Facing the competition	8
Customer demand and the pace of innovation	12
Conclusion	14
3
About half of Mexico based executives surveyed say that they are
optimistic about their own industry and their own organization, which is
significantly lower than the average of their executive peers from around
the world.
Financial services sector has been experiencing an average growth of
7.8% annually in real terms since 2001.
The expansion in the US is an essential part of corporate strategy
among many of the largest companies in Mexico.
A total of 6 2% of executives surveyed said that their leadership team
“fully understands” the concept of the Internet of Things,
compared to a mere 38% worldwide.
96% believe that their organization has the tools to develop new
sources of service- based revenue IoT capabilities.
Over 80% of executives in Mexico believe that long-term IoT will result
in a general increase in wages and employment, as well as improved
operational efficiency.
Written by:
96%
88% 88% of executives in Mexico expect to prioritize investment in their
domestic market in the coming months.
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Following on the heels of an underwhelming 2014,
executives in Mexico are understandably cautious about
their prospects in 2015, and this caution is tempering
both their business expectations and their investment
plans. A recent survey of global business leaders,
conducted by The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU),
shows that executives in Mexico are less optimistic
and more worried about competition than their global
peers, and that they are less likely to invest in people
and technology – two key drivers of innovation – than
executives in the rest of the world.
That may put them at a disadvantage as they attempt
to expand their footprint and meet the needs of their
customers. With pressure increasing from both global
and local competitors, they will need to become more
innovative and ramp up investment effectively if they
want to maintain a competitive advantage at home and
abroad.
Introduction
5
Figure 1: Less focus on human capital investment
How will your company’s investment in human capital assets (such as recruitment, retention, training
or other skills development) change over the next 12 months in comparison to the last 12 months?
Significant decrease 0 % 0 %
Significant increase 7 % 6 %
Moderate increase 61 % 53 %
Unchanged 30 % 36 %
Moderate decrease 2 % 4 %
Figure 2: Less likely to increase IT investment
How will your company’s investment in information technology assets change over the next 12 months
in comparison to the last 12 months?
Significant decrease 0 % 0 %
Significant increase 6 % 8 %
Moderate increase 61 % 44 %
Unchanged 29 % 44 %
Moderate decrease 4 % 4 %
Global Average Mexico
Global Average Mexico
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Roughly half of the Mexico-based
executives surveyed say that they are
optimistic about their own industry and
their own organisation, which is notably
lower of the average of their executive
peers worldwide. This suggests that
business leaders in Mexico are still waiting
for proof of their own economic recovery
before they become too enthusiastic about
their future prospects or business
strategies.
Furthermore, the current administration
has passed a range of reforms, particularly
in an effort to bolster the economy. Jaime
Zabludovsky, CEO of the Mexican consumer
products council (ConMéxico), a business
association, believes the energy reform will
give Mexico the competitive edge it needs
to compete across borders. “It will support
already dynamic export platforms with
North America and make Mexico more
competitive,” he states.
Expansion in the US is a key part of
corporate strategy among many of
corporates such as Grupo Bimbo (a baking
company) and CEMEX (building materials)
as Alfa and Grupo Elektra, while
headquartered in Mexico maintain
market is the jewel in our crown,” Mr
Zabludovsky says, noting that most of
ConMéxico’s members are concentrating
heavily on the US as an export market.
More than simply export markets, close
integration with the US market is a unique
advantage of the Mexican economy. In
fact, BBVA’s Mr Robles asserts that
northern Mexico and the southern United
States are together positioned to be among
the most competitive regions in the world.
“There is a perfect mix of location, energy
and a new, low-key industrial revolution
that has taken place over the last 20 years,”
he states.
consideration given the US economy’s
return to growth. Fully 80% of C-suite
executives in Mexico surveyed, say that
they will prioritise investment in mature
markets over emerging markets in 2015,
which is nearly the reverse of the rest of
the world. “The two economies are closely
related, and the increased growth in the US
is leading to higher demand for Mexican
goods,” states Fausto Hernández Trillo,
professor of economics at the Centro de
Investigación y Docencia Económicas
(CIDE) in Mexico and currently a visiting
fellow at the Kellogg Institute for
International Studies at Notre Dame
University in Indiana.
However, Mr Zabludovsky notes that the
US is hardly the only international market
that Mexico’s business leaders are
interested as an expansion destination.
into Central and South American countries
as part of their global growth strategy, he
says. “If you want to become an
with countries in the neighbourhood.”
Optimism and links to the US
appears particularly buoyant, it has been
averaging growth of 7.8% annually in real
terms since 2001 according to Luis Robles
Miaja, chairman of the board of BBVA
Bancomer (BBVA Mexico) as well as
chairman of the Mexican Banking
Association. Moreover, he is highly
optimistic on the prospects of stronger
growth in Mexico this year and the
opportunity for the banking industry to
bolster the wider economy. He cites Mexico’s
close integration with the US market as well
as the country’s sound macroeconomic
fundamentals as key factors.
7
Source: World Bank.
e: estimate in 2014 by MBA.
Growth rate of credit to the private sector (number of times the GDP´s growth rate)
Figure 3: The banking sector has achieved 13 years of a solid and consistent growth
✓ Grows more than the economy (3.7 times)
Credit to the Private
Sector
(% of GDP)
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
35%
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2013201220112010 2014e2006 2007 2008 2009
✓ More than double its size (2.4 times) ✓ Real annual growth rate of 7.8% on average
(2001-2014)
0.0 x
3.7 x
buoyant, it has been averaging growth of 7.8% annually
in real terms since 2001 according to Luis Robles Miaja,
chairman of the board of BBVA Bancomer (BBVA Mexico)
as well as chairman of the Mexican Banking Association.
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However, while international activities play
a big part in Mexican companies’ plans,
investment is currently geared towards the
local market. According to our survey, fully
88% of executives in Mexico intend to
prioritise investment in their home market
in the coming 12 months and they are
keenly focused on the pressures they face
from increased competition. While
executives everywhere agree that
competition overall is increasing, executives
in Mexico are more concerned about this
threat, and they are also less bullish about
anticipated growth in profitability than the
global average. Over the course of 2015
they are likely to see strong competitive
pressures as they adapt their operations to
a more competitive global marketplace.
In financial services for example, the
number of banks has increased by a third
since 2000 with a wide range of new
players growing in the market. Mr Robles
proudly emphasises that while in recent
years consolidation has been a major
feature of the global banking system,
Mexico is actually moving the opposite
direction towards greater competition;
albeit from an initially concentrated base.
Moreover, he asserts that, “more banks,
living in competition is good for the system
and good for the Mexican economy.”
Others are less sanguine, with worries that
competition presents issues after years of
selective protectionism. Certain key sectors
in Mexico, in addition to energy, ranging
from telecoms to pharmaceuticals, have
benefited from years of government
protection, this has diminished the
willingness of some to commit resources to
building truly compelling new products and
business models, according to Professor
Trillo. This assertion is reflected in the
survey results, which show that executives
in Mexico have less ambitious plans to
invest in technology and human resources
than executives in other regions. “Because
they are protected, they feel less need to
innovate,” he states. That leads many to
invest less in research and development
(R&D) and to rely more on imported
technologies or solutions to drive business
growth. “It is a big challenge for Mexico
today.”
Holding back in terms of technology and
human capital investment can have
consequences for the ability of these
businesses to compete. While planning to
spend less than their global peers this year
on technology, executives in Mexico appear
remarkably confident in their knowledge of
digital opportunities, including the Internet
of Things (IoT). Fully 62% say their
leadership team “completely understands”
the concept of the IoT compared with a
mere 38% globally, and an incredible 96%
assert that their organisation has the
capabilities necessary to develop new
Facing the competition
service-based revenue from the IoT.
However, less than one-fifth (18%) of
organisations in Mexico have made any
concrete investments to incorporate the IoT
into their growth strategy. This represents a
remarkable disconnect.
62%
say their leadership team
“completely understands”
the concept of the IoT
9
Figure 4: Mexico’s C-suite executives are less optimistic
Thinking about your organisation in the next 12 months, do you expect profits to increase?
Significant decrease 0 % 0 %
Significant increase 12 % 6 %
Moderate increase 58 % 36 %
Unchanged 27 % 52 %
Moderate decrease 2 % 6 %
Global Average Mexico
Figure 5: Number of Banks in Mexico
Mexico has one of the most open banking industries in the world
2000 35
1996 23
2014 47
2013 45
2007 39 
2006 30 
Source: MBA with NBSC data.
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YES 96 %86 %
NO 4 %12 %
Figure 6: A high self-assessment
Does your company have the capabilities necessary to create new service-based income streams using the Internet of Things?
Global Average Mexico
We are not developing a strategy for
the Internet of Things 20 %21 %
We are developing a strategy for the
Internet of Things but have not yet invested
in concrete programs
61 %52 %
We are developing a strategy for the
Internet of Things and are investing in
selected areas of the business
12 %20 %
We have a comprehensive strategy for the
Internet of Things and have committed
investments accordingly
6 %7 %
Figure 7: Investment lags expectations in the Internet of Things
Please select the statement that most closely matches your businesses’ approach to the Internet of Things.
Global Average Mexico
11
Despite the promise of improved
connectivity, monitoring and efficiency,
there is some scepticism about the value
that the IoT can bring to them. More than
80% of executives in Mexico believe that in
the long term the IoT will result in overall
wage and job growth as well as improved
operational efficiencies. But while they
clearly anticipate business value to emerge
from these technologies, they do not seem
to see this as translating into their own
competitive advantage, nor that of other
emerging markets.
Indeed, the majority of Mexico-based
respondents believe that the Internet of
Things gives mature markets the chance
to rebuild their competitive advantage
over developing economies. Less than
one-quarter (24%) of C-suite executives in
Mexico believe it offers emerging-market
companies the chance to close the
competitive gap with mature markets,
compared with nearly two-thirds (63%)
globally.
Mr. Zabludovsky highlights the presence
of a “dual market” in Mexico’s consumer
goods sector when it comes to the
Internet of Things. Larger companies, like
Bimbo, Coca Cola, and Frito Lay, are
adopting state-of-the art logistics and
tracking technologies as part of their
supply chain management. “But smaller
companies rarely have the resources or
know how to adopt these technologies,”
he asserts.
Lack of access to technology and poor
information and communications
infrastructure are further important
obstacles to developing the IoT in Mexico.
While such barriers are challenging to
resolve, the reforms introduced by the
president, Enrique Peña Nieto, to Mexico’s
telecoms monopolies are clearly a step in
the right direction. And despite the
general trend, market leaders are already
making strides to implement innovative
technologies and harnessing the IoT to
deliver real business solutions.
The Internet of Things offers emerging market
economies to leapfrog ahead of developed markets 30 %59 %
The Internet of Things offers mature market
companies the chance to increase their competitive
edge against emerging market competitors
24 %63 %
The Internet of Things offers developed market
economies the opportunity to rebuild a competitive
advantage compared to emerging market economies
70 %41 %
The Internet of Things offers mature market
companies the chance to increase their competitive
edge against emerging market competitors
76 %37 %
Figure 8: Views on the Internet of Things
Global Average Mexico
CEMEX, for example, is considered a leader
in the construction industry in this regard.
The building materials supplier has
equipped its fleet of trucks with sensors to
track engine performance and petrol
consumption and to enable dispatchers to
verify which truck is closest to a given
construction site for faster delivery times.
This cuts costs, but it is more than just an
operational improvement, since it is also a
means of creating better value for clients.
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Fully half of survey respondents based in
Mexico – above the global average –
highlight a lack of customer demand as a
major obstacle to developing the IoT.
While this is clearly not the case in all
sectors, it does not surprise Professor
Trillo. Citing concerns about fraud and
poor infrastructure, he asserts that
Mexican consumers tend to be somewhat
more cautious with regard to using digital
technology than Mexican businesses.
Perceiving a lack of demand could be
underappreciated as an obstacle to
innovation in Mexico, as business leaders
are putting their customers at the heart of
their strategic planning. A strong
commitment to improving the customer
experience is a recurring theme
throughout the research’s results. Nearly
half (48%) of executives in Mexico
highlight better customer service as a key
part of their competitive strategy.
Moreover, meeting changing customer
expectations is cited most frequently as
the most significant challenge they face
(30%, compared with 13% globally).
Perhaps most crucially, when asked how
they would deploy an extra 20% in their
budget, more than half (52%) of these
executives emphasise improving their
customers’ experience – double the global
average of 26%. Luis Niño de Rivera,
formerly CEO and now vice-president of
the board of Banco Azteca sums it up
simply: “The way we operate today is
dictated by the consumer.”
Customer demand and
the pace of innovation
Improving the customer experience 52 %26 %
Reducing operating costs 26 %40 %
Acquiring companies focused on your
current core business
4 %11 %
Acquiring companies focused on a future
business need
4 %6 %
Developing new products and services 6 %9 %
Developing new customers and market
access channels
8 %8 %
Figure 9: If you had an extra 20% in your budget, where would you invest that capital?
Global Average Mexico
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Banco Azteca is also rolling out digital
banking tools as part of its broader
strategic efforts to meet the changing
needs of its customers. Like many of the
Mexican companies in the survey, Mr Niño
de Rivera’s organisation is strongly focused
on improving customer service as a key
business driver and a focus for its
technology investments. “They want to do
business when it is the right time for
them,” he says. To meet those needs, the
organisation is building a suite of mobile
banking tools and services to enable
“anywhere, anytime” banking and
implementing big data analytics to meet
customers’ individual needs more directly.
“If a bank can’t provide loans, deposits,
transactions and other services using
mobile devices, they will be left behind,” Mr
Niño de Rivera states.
His bank’s current portfolio of digital
projects includes rolling out Azteca Móvil, a
banking app that generates dynamic
passwords every minute, allowing
customers to safely conduct business on
the Azteca Mobile network, and its “Market
Segment-of-One” approach to big data
analytics. Mr Niño de Rivera notes that his
bank currently processes up to 15m
transactions per day. The analytics team is
now analysing these millions of bits of
transactional data to tease out customers’
patterns of use and preferences as part of
a strategy to develop more tailored
products and services. “Understanding the
behaviour patterns of our clients will help
us to better articulate their needs,” he says.
Mr Robles of BBVA agrees with the value of
mobile banking but further asserts the
importance of digital technologies. Digital
investments have “enabled higher-quality
risk analyses and made possible more
affordable solutions” he says. This has
supported what he calls “the soundest
credit expansion in Mexico’s history.”
Interest rates are near record lows and
market segments that were once
underserved now have an array of real
options. Infrastructure and SME lending
have grown and increased competition in
the banking sector is delivering real value
for the Mexican consumer, he affirms.
Meeting changing
customer expectations
is cited most frequently
as the most significant
challenge
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Digital innovation is more common among
Mexico’s larger firms. They have the
resources and the global experience to
support these projects and generally
recognise the importance of innovation to
long-term business growth. But small and
medium-sized firms tend to lag behind,
which is a problem, according to Professor
Trillo. “We import a lot of technology and
we are not really creating it,” he says. He
argues that firms of all sizes in Mexico
must start taking bigger risks with
technology innovations and stop relying on
the government to support their research
or to protect them from their competitors.
“Mexico won’t develop until we invest more
in R&D.”
The EIU forecasts improvement in Mexico
for 2015 after relatively modest growth in
2014. We project a rise towards 3% in
2015, but averaging fully 3.7% annually
from 2015 through 2019. And there is an
opportunity for still higher gains if Mr Peña
Nieto keeps to the path of structural
reform. But as these changes play out, a
range of key sectors will be exposed to
sharper competition. If companies in
Mexico are to compete with their peers at
home and abroad, they need to ramp up
investments in both technology and human
capital. There is opportunity for forward-
looking business leaders to woo customers,
increase revenue and deliver sustainable
business growth in the years ahead.
The larger multinationals may be the
best-positioned to lead this charge, but
even here concerns or scepticism can hold
things back. As competition heats up, the
market leaders will be those that are able
to seize growth through greater efficiency,
improved customer service and the delivery
of new services. While new technologies
have the potential to bring value in each of
these areas, Mexico’s companies will need
to invest accordingly.
Conclusion
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About the research
CEO Briefing 2015: Mexico is an Accenture
report, written by The Economist
Intelligence Unit. This country profile
provides a blend of macroeconomic and
strategic business insights. The report draws
on the views of more than 1,400 C-suite
executives, including 50 based in Mexico,
regarding the prospects for the global and
national economy and explores how digital
technology and the Internet of Things will
be affecting business investments and
growth strategies in the coming year.

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  • 1. CEO Agenda Mexico From Productivity to Outcomes the next strategic investments
  • 2. 2 www.accenture.com Contents Main findings 3 Introduction 4 Optimism and links to the US 6 Facing the competition 8 Customer demand and the pace of innovation 12 Conclusion 14
  • 3. 3 About half of Mexico based executives surveyed say that they are optimistic about their own industry and their own organization, which is significantly lower than the average of their executive peers from around the world. Financial services sector has been experiencing an average growth of 7.8% annually in real terms since 2001. The expansion in the US is an essential part of corporate strategy among many of the largest companies in Mexico. A total of 6 2% of executives surveyed said that their leadership team “fully understands” the concept of the Internet of Things, compared to a mere 38% worldwide. 96% believe that their organization has the tools to develop new sources of service- based revenue IoT capabilities. Over 80% of executives in Mexico believe that long-term IoT will result in a general increase in wages and employment, as well as improved operational efficiency. Written by: 96% 88% 88% of executives in Mexico expect to prioritize investment in their domestic market in the coming months.
  • 4. 4 www.accenture.com Following on the heels of an underwhelming 2014, executives in Mexico are understandably cautious about their prospects in 2015, and this caution is tempering both their business expectations and their investment plans. A recent survey of global business leaders, conducted by The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), shows that executives in Mexico are less optimistic and more worried about competition than their global peers, and that they are less likely to invest in people and technology – two key drivers of innovation – than executives in the rest of the world. That may put them at a disadvantage as they attempt to expand their footprint and meet the needs of their customers. With pressure increasing from both global and local competitors, they will need to become more innovative and ramp up investment effectively if they want to maintain a competitive advantage at home and abroad. Introduction
  • 5. 5 Figure 1: Less focus on human capital investment How will your company’s investment in human capital assets (such as recruitment, retention, training or other skills development) change over the next 12 months in comparison to the last 12 months? Significant decrease 0 % 0 % Significant increase 7 % 6 % Moderate increase 61 % 53 % Unchanged 30 % 36 % Moderate decrease 2 % 4 % Figure 2: Less likely to increase IT investment How will your company’s investment in information technology assets change over the next 12 months in comparison to the last 12 months? Significant decrease 0 % 0 % Significant increase 6 % 8 % Moderate increase 61 % 44 % Unchanged 29 % 44 % Moderate decrease 4 % 4 % Global Average Mexico Global Average Mexico
  • 6. 6 www.accenture.com Roughly half of the Mexico-based executives surveyed say that they are optimistic about their own industry and their own organisation, which is notably lower of the average of their executive peers worldwide. This suggests that business leaders in Mexico are still waiting for proof of their own economic recovery before they become too enthusiastic about their future prospects or business strategies. Furthermore, the current administration has passed a range of reforms, particularly in an effort to bolster the economy. Jaime Zabludovsky, CEO of the Mexican consumer products council (ConMéxico), a business association, believes the energy reform will give Mexico the competitive edge it needs to compete across borders. “It will support already dynamic export platforms with North America and make Mexico more competitive,” he states. Expansion in the US is a key part of corporate strategy among many of corporates such as Grupo Bimbo (a baking company) and CEMEX (building materials) as Alfa and Grupo Elektra, while headquartered in Mexico maintain market is the jewel in our crown,” Mr Zabludovsky says, noting that most of ConMéxico’s members are concentrating heavily on the US as an export market. More than simply export markets, close integration with the US market is a unique advantage of the Mexican economy. In fact, BBVA’s Mr Robles asserts that northern Mexico and the southern United States are together positioned to be among the most competitive regions in the world. “There is a perfect mix of location, energy and a new, low-key industrial revolution that has taken place over the last 20 years,” he states. consideration given the US economy’s return to growth. Fully 80% of C-suite executives in Mexico surveyed, say that they will prioritise investment in mature markets over emerging markets in 2015, which is nearly the reverse of the rest of the world. “The two economies are closely related, and the increased growth in the US is leading to higher demand for Mexican goods,” states Fausto Hernández Trillo, professor of economics at the Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas (CIDE) in Mexico and currently a visiting fellow at the Kellogg Institute for International Studies at Notre Dame University in Indiana. However, Mr Zabludovsky notes that the US is hardly the only international market that Mexico’s business leaders are interested as an expansion destination. into Central and South American countries as part of their global growth strategy, he says. “If you want to become an with countries in the neighbourhood.” Optimism and links to the US appears particularly buoyant, it has been averaging growth of 7.8% annually in real terms since 2001 according to Luis Robles Miaja, chairman of the board of BBVA Bancomer (BBVA Mexico) as well as chairman of the Mexican Banking Association. Moreover, he is highly optimistic on the prospects of stronger growth in Mexico this year and the opportunity for the banking industry to bolster the wider economy. He cites Mexico’s close integration with the US market as well as the country’s sound macroeconomic fundamentals as key factors.
  • 7. 7 Source: World Bank. e: estimate in 2014 by MBA. Growth rate of credit to the private sector (number of times the GDP´s growth rate) Figure 3: The banking sector has achieved 13 years of a solid and consistent growth ✓ Grows more than the economy (3.7 times) Credit to the Private Sector (% of GDP) 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35% 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2013201220112010 2014e2006 2007 2008 2009 ✓ More than double its size (2.4 times) ✓ Real annual growth rate of 7.8% on average (2001-2014) 0.0 x 3.7 x buoyant, it has been averaging growth of 7.8% annually in real terms since 2001 according to Luis Robles Miaja, chairman of the board of BBVA Bancomer (BBVA Mexico) as well as chairman of the Mexican Banking Association.
  • 8. 8 www.accenture.com However, while international activities play a big part in Mexican companies’ plans, investment is currently geared towards the local market. According to our survey, fully 88% of executives in Mexico intend to prioritise investment in their home market in the coming 12 months and they are keenly focused on the pressures they face from increased competition. While executives everywhere agree that competition overall is increasing, executives in Mexico are more concerned about this threat, and they are also less bullish about anticipated growth in profitability than the global average. Over the course of 2015 they are likely to see strong competitive pressures as they adapt their operations to a more competitive global marketplace. In financial services for example, the number of banks has increased by a third since 2000 with a wide range of new players growing in the market. Mr Robles proudly emphasises that while in recent years consolidation has been a major feature of the global banking system, Mexico is actually moving the opposite direction towards greater competition; albeit from an initially concentrated base. Moreover, he asserts that, “more banks, living in competition is good for the system and good for the Mexican economy.” Others are less sanguine, with worries that competition presents issues after years of selective protectionism. Certain key sectors in Mexico, in addition to energy, ranging from telecoms to pharmaceuticals, have benefited from years of government protection, this has diminished the willingness of some to commit resources to building truly compelling new products and business models, according to Professor Trillo. This assertion is reflected in the survey results, which show that executives in Mexico have less ambitious plans to invest in technology and human resources than executives in other regions. “Because they are protected, they feel less need to innovate,” he states. That leads many to invest less in research and development (R&D) and to rely more on imported technologies or solutions to drive business growth. “It is a big challenge for Mexico today.” Holding back in terms of technology and human capital investment can have consequences for the ability of these businesses to compete. While planning to spend less than their global peers this year on technology, executives in Mexico appear remarkably confident in their knowledge of digital opportunities, including the Internet of Things (IoT). Fully 62% say their leadership team “completely understands” the concept of the IoT compared with a mere 38% globally, and an incredible 96% assert that their organisation has the capabilities necessary to develop new Facing the competition service-based revenue from the IoT. However, less than one-fifth (18%) of organisations in Mexico have made any concrete investments to incorporate the IoT into their growth strategy. This represents a remarkable disconnect. 62% say their leadership team “completely understands” the concept of the IoT
  • 9. 9 Figure 4: Mexico’s C-suite executives are less optimistic Thinking about your organisation in the next 12 months, do you expect profits to increase? Significant decrease 0 % 0 % Significant increase 12 % 6 % Moderate increase 58 % 36 % Unchanged 27 % 52 % Moderate decrease 2 % 6 % Global Average Mexico Figure 5: Number of Banks in Mexico Mexico has one of the most open banking industries in the world 2000 35 1996 23 2014 47 2013 45 2007 39  2006 30  Source: MBA with NBSC data.
  • 10. 10 www.accenture.com YES 96 %86 % NO 4 %12 % Figure 6: A high self-assessment Does your company have the capabilities necessary to create new service-based income streams using the Internet of Things? Global Average Mexico We are not developing a strategy for the Internet of Things 20 %21 % We are developing a strategy for the Internet of Things but have not yet invested in concrete programs 61 %52 % We are developing a strategy for the Internet of Things and are investing in selected areas of the business 12 %20 % We have a comprehensive strategy for the Internet of Things and have committed investments accordingly 6 %7 % Figure 7: Investment lags expectations in the Internet of Things Please select the statement that most closely matches your businesses’ approach to the Internet of Things. Global Average Mexico
  • 11. 11 Despite the promise of improved connectivity, monitoring and efficiency, there is some scepticism about the value that the IoT can bring to them. More than 80% of executives in Mexico believe that in the long term the IoT will result in overall wage and job growth as well as improved operational efficiencies. But while they clearly anticipate business value to emerge from these technologies, they do not seem to see this as translating into their own competitive advantage, nor that of other emerging markets. Indeed, the majority of Mexico-based respondents believe that the Internet of Things gives mature markets the chance to rebuild their competitive advantage over developing economies. Less than one-quarter (24%) of C-suite executives in Mexico believe it offers emerging-market companies the chance to close the competitive gap with mature markets, compared with nearly two-thirds (63%) globally. Mr. Zabludovsky highlights the presence of a “dual market” in Mexico’s consumer goods sector when it comes to the Internet of Things. Larger companies, like Bimbo, Coca Cola, and Frito Lay, are adopting state-of-the art logistics and tracking technologies as part of their supply chain management. “But smaller companies rarely have the resources or know how to adopt these technologies,” he asserts. Lack of access to technology and poor information and communications infrastructure are further important obstacles to developing the IoT in Mexico. While such barriers are challenging to resolve, the reforms introduced by the president, Enrique Peña Nieto, to Mexico’s telecoms monopolies are clearly a step in the right direction. And despite the general trend, market leaders are already making strides to implement innovative technologies and harnessing the IoT to deliver real business solutions. The Internet of Things offers emerging market economies to leapfrog ahead of developed markets 30 %59 % The Internet of Things offers mature market companies the chance to increase their competitive edge against emerging market competitors 24 %63 % The Internet of Things offers developed market economies the opportunity to rebuild a competitive advantage compared to emerging market economies 70 %41 % The Internet of Things offers mature market companies the chance to increase their competitive edge against emerging market competitors 76 %37 % Figure 8: Views on the Internet of Things Global Average Mexico CEMEX, for example, is considered a leader in the construction industry in this regard. The building materials supplier has equipped its fleet of trucks with sensors to track engine performance and petrol consumption and to enable dispatchers to verify which truck is closest to a given construction site for faster delivery times. This cuts costs, but it is more than just an operational improvement, since it is also a means of creating better value for clients.
  • 12. 12 www.accenture.com Fully half of survey respondents based in Mexico – above the global average – highlight a lack of customer demand as a major obstacle to developing the IoT. While this is clearly not the case in all sectors, it does not surprise Professor Trillo. Citing concerns about fraud and poor infrastructure, he asserts that Mexican consumers tend to be somewhat more cautious with regard to using digital technology than Mexican businesses. Perceiving a lack of demand could be underappreciated as an obstacle to innovation in Mexico, as business leaders are putting their customers at the heart of their strategic planning. A strong commitment to improving the customer experience is a recurring theme throughout the research’s results. Nearly half (48%) of executives in Mexico highlight better customer service as a key part of their competitive strategy. Moreover, meeting changing customer expectations is cited most frequently as the most significant challenge they face (30%, compared with 13% globally). Perhaps most crucially, when asked how they would deploy an extra 20% in their budget, more than half (52%) of these executives emphasise improving their customers’ experience – double the global average of 26%. Luis Niño de Rivera, formerly CEO and now vice-president of the board of Banco Azteca sums it up simply: “The way we operate today is dictated by the consumer.” Customer demand and the pace of innovation Improving the customer experience 52 %26 % Reducing operating costs 26 %40 % Acquiring companies focused on your current core business 4 %11 % Acquiring companies focused on a future business need 4 %6 % Developing new products and services 6 %9 % Developing new customers and market access channels 8 %8 % Figure 9: If you had an extra 20% in your budget, where would you invest that capital? Global Average Mexico
  • 13. 13 Banco Azteca is also rolling out digital banking tools as part of its broader strategic efforts to meet the changing needs of its customers. Like many of the Mexican companies in the survey, Mr Niño de Rivera’s organisation is strongly focused on improving customer service as a key business driver and a focus for its technology investments. “They want to do business when it is the right time for them,” he says. To meet those needs, the organisation is building a suite of mobile banking tools and services to enable “anywhere, anytime” banking and implementing big data analytics to meet customers’ individual needs more directly. “If a bank can’t provide loans, deposits, transactions and other services using mobile devices, they will be left behind,” Mr Niño de Rivera states. His bank’s current portfolio of digital projects includes rolling out Azteca Móvil, a banking app that generates dynamic passwords every minute, allowing customers to safely conduct business on the Azteca Mobile network, and its “Market Segment-of-One” approach to big data analytics. Mr Niño de Rivera notes that his bank currently processes up to 15m transactions per day. The analytics team is now analysing these millions of bits of transactional data to tease out customers’ patterns of use and preferences as part of a strategy to develop more tailored products and services. “Understanding the behaviour patterns of our clients will help us to better articulate their needs,” he says. Mr Robles of BBVA agrees with the value of mobile banking but further asserts the importance of digital technologies. Digital investments have “enabled higher-quality risk analyses and made possible more affordable solutions” he says. This has supported what he calls “the soundest credit expansion in Mexico’s history.” Interest rates are near record lows and market segments that were once underserved now have an array of real options. Infrastructure and SME lending have grown and increased competition in the banking sector is delivering real value for the Mexican consumer, he affirms. Meeting changing customer expectations is cited most frequently as the most significant challenge
  • 14. 14 www.accenture.com Digital innovation is more common among Mexico’s larger firms. They have the resources and the global experience to support these projects and generally recognise the importance of innovation to long-term business growth. But small and medium-sized firms tend to lag behind, which is a problem, according to Professor Trillo. “We import a lot of technology and we are not really creating it,” he says. He argues that firms of all sizes in Mexico must start taking bigger risks with technology innovations and stop relying on the government to support their research or to protect them from their competitors. “Mexico won’t develop until we invest more in R&D.” The EIU forecasts improvement in Mexico for 2015 after relatively modest growth in 2014. We project a rise towards 3% in 2015, but averaging fully 3.7% annually from 2015 through 2019. And there is an opportunity for still higher gains if Mr Peña Nieto keeps to the path of structural reform. But as these changes play out, a range of key sectors will be exposed to sharper competition. If companies in Mexico are to compete with their peers at home and abroad, they need to ramp up investments in both technology and human capital. There is opportunity for forward- looking business leaders to woo customers, increase revenue and deliver sustainable business growth in the years ahead. The larger multinationals may be the best-positioned to lead this charge, but even here concerns or scepticism can hold things back. As competition heats up, the market leaders will be those that are able to seize growth through greater efficiency, improved customer service and the delivery of new services. While new technologies have the potential to bring value in each of these areas, Mexico’s companies will need to invest accordingly. Conclusion
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