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Dave Peters
Information Technology
Manager
GE Insurance
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Agenda
The Roles of Information Technology
in 2005
GE: A Corporate Example
Entry-Level Opportunities
Advice from Executives
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IT Evolution
Technology
Systems
Process
ProcessChange
Change
Analyst
Analyst
Technical
Technical
Integrator
Integrator
Strategic
P&L
Systems
Systems
Integrator
Integrator
Business
Partner
Process
Functional
Functional
Analyst
Analyst
Systems
Systems
Specialist
Specialist
Service
Technical
Technical
Specialist
Specialist
Support
Project Management
Today:
Then:
Integration
of
technologies
Mainframe
Client
Server
ODC
ERP
Integrator;
Buy vs.
Make
Multiple
Systems
Programmer
Six
Process
Sigma
Flow,
EIntegration,
Commerce
Speed
Manufacturing
,
Financials,
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Sales
2004
Revenues
# 1 Walmart
# 5 General
Motors
# 9 General
Electric
# 19 IBM
#134 Lockheed
Martin
287
Billion
193
Billion
153
Billion
96 Billion
36 Billion
2004
Net
Income
9 Billion
2.8 Billion
16.6 Billion
8.4 Billion
1.7 Billion
Growth*
9.5 %
(0.9) %
13.5 %
0.8%
11.6 %
13.5 %
7.5 Billion
#141 Intel
34 Billion
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GE is recognized as one of
the worlds best companies
Worlds most respected company Catalyst Award advancing
professional women - 2004
Financial Times
1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002,
Executive Leadership Council
2003, 2004
African American leadership - 2004
Global most admired company
Black Enterprise Magazine 4
Fortune Magazine
of 75 Top African American Leaders
1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2004
in GE - 2004
Top 50 technology companies
Scientific American
100 Best Companies
for Working Mothers
Working Mother Magazine
Dow Jones Sustainability Index
2004
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United
States
165,000
UK
16,000
Franc
e
9,000
Germany
7,000
Hungary
15,000
Italy
6,000
Japan
8,000
China
10,00
0
India
8,000
Mexico
7,000
(30,000
with JVs)
South
Americ
a 6,000
Americas
~190,000
Australi
a 4,000
Europe/Middle East
~80,000
Asia
~40,000
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GE is a family of businesses
acting
You get the as
best one.
of both worldsthe benefits of a
small-business environment with the resources and
career opportunities of a large company.
Commercial
Finance
Infrastructure
Industrial
Healthcare
Consumer
Finance
NBC Universal
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Technical Leadership
Services
Customer Relationships
Differentiating GE
at every level
Providing solutions
for customers
Globalization
Growth Platforms
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Our innovation
Global Research
Global Research
Europe
Center
Headquarters
Munich, Germany
Niskayuna, New
York
John F. Welch
Technology
Centre
China
Technology
Center
Bangalore, India
Shanghai, China
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In order to be a great
company, you need to be a
good company.
Jeff Immelt
How we work
Passiona Resourcef Teamwor
ul
k
te
Curious Accountab Committ
le
ed
Open
Energiz
ed
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Integrity
The Spirit and
the Letter
A personal
commitment by
every GE employee
to follow our Code of
Conduct
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Our contributions
Tsunami Relief
Effort
The
GE family has pledged
more than $19 million in
cash, products and
services to the tsunami
relief efforts in South Asia.
NBC Universal broadcast
two benefit telethons that
raised over $27 million
from its viewers
Africa Donation
Project
$20
million initiative to
bring
improved healthcare and
infrastructure to hospitals
and
clinics in Africa.
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Volunteerism
GE volunteers gave more than one
million hours of community service
in 2004.
Our employees and retirees make
a positive impact on education,
human services and the
environment in over 50 countries.
In 2004, GE was awarded with the
Points of Light Award for
Excellence
in Workplace Volunteering.
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2004
Catalyst Award for efforts to
advance women leaders
within GE
2004
Executive Leadership
Council Corporate Award for
leadership in advancing
diversity in corporate
America.
2004
Working Mother Magazine
"100 Best Companies for
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Learning culture
GE invests $1 billion
annually on training
and education
programs
In 1956, GE opened
the world's first major
corporate business
school. Today, it is the
John F. Welch
Leadership Center at
Crotonville
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Information Management
Domestic Class Size:
Leadership Program
120
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Meaningful
assignments
Training and
coaching
Learn from some of
the smartest people
in industry
Earn while you learn
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1. Performance
Focus on current job performance.
Do everything with a sense of urgency and drive to
win.
Make a difference on every job.
Develop a reputation for delivering results above
and beyond.
Its OK to think and talk about your career, but
secondary to job performance and better when you
are hitting the ball out of the park in your current
job.
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1. Performance
2. Expertise
Become proficient in one business/technical area.
Build a strong functional competence.
Look for opportunities to apply your expertise in a
broader business context;
multi-functional teams;
process initiatives, etc.
Learn Finance . . . its the language of business.
Manage your career so that you can evolve (rather than
leap) into a cross-functional assignment.
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1. Performance
2. Expertise
3. Ownership
Dont whine about your career. Others can
provide advice but in the end, you are
responsible.
Get in the habit of constantly developing
yourself . . . like a professional athlete.
Commit to continuous learning (deeper/broader).
Develop skills as opposed to accumulating titles.
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1. Performance
2. Expertise
3. Ownership
4. Challenge and Visibility
Take the hard job. Err on the side of the bigger
challenge.
Take on work that the business considers
important.
Seek out assignments with visibility, recognizing
the upside and downside potential, then perform.
Play offense with your career.
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1. Performance
2. Expertise
3. Ownership
4. Challenge and Visibility
5. Mentors/Supporters/Role Models
Broaden your base of support. Take jobs with different
managers/clients. Work for people who will challenge you.
Seek out constructive input on a regular basis and dont
be defensive when you get it.
Surround yourself with great people and learn from them.
Be persistent.
When you encounter the imperfect boss, hang in . . .
Learn . . . make a difference.
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1. Performance
2. Expertise
3. Ownership
4. Challenge and Visibility
5. Mentors/Supporters/Role Models
6. Global Experience/Cultural Breadth
Expose yourself and family to different regions and
cultures early.
Seek out positions which require interaction across
countries and cultures.
Consider assignments outside your home country
(short or longer term), but prepare by becoming expert
at something, by developing teaching, as well as
functional skills, and by committing to get a specific
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job done.
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