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Leveraging Distribution. S. The Actel Sales Process. sales leads. 1 - PROSPECT. Compile a list of possible users. 2 - QUALIFY. Qualify prospects to find best potentials. 5 - LEVERAGE. 3 - PLAN. Plan a sales strategy to convince decision makers. S. 4 - WIN. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Page 1: Leveraging Distribution

Leveraging Distribution

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The Actel Sales Process

3 - PLAN3 - PLAN

2 - QUALIFY2 - QUALIFY

1 - PROSPECT1 - PROSPECT

4 - WIN4 - WIN

5 - LEVERAGE5 - LEVERAGE

sales leads

Compile a listof possible users.

Qualify prospectsto find best potentials.

Plan a sales strategy to convince decision makers.

Execute sales strategy to win the business. Leverage the win to

exploit other opportunities.S

S

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1. Prospect

Objective: Find all potential Actel users. Look for prospects

Existing users within your customer base

Xilinx and Altera users

Programmable logic users

Standard logic users

Gate array users

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Objective: Find all potential Actel users.

Develop opening lines

Create list of prospects

Contact prospects & setup visits

1. Prospect

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General Positioning

High performance FPGAs at high capacity

Antifuse is a production technology

Best delay predictability and design flexibility

1. Prospect

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General Positioning (cont.)

Actel has products for customers’ needs today and planning for future needs

Design with Actel is easy!

1. Prospect

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Market Segments of Best Prospects

Telecom: PBX switches, networking (LAN, FDDI, token ring)

Computer peripherals: graphics, tape backup, multimedia, accel cards

Instrumentation: scopes, analyzers

1. Prospect

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Market Segments of Best Prospects

Medical: imaging systems, diagnostics, analyzers

Industrial Equipment: control and measurement systems

Military: Actel is the only high density military FPGA in town!

1. Prospect

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Breakout #1

Break into regional groups of 5-6 people

Brainstorm a list of potential prospects in your region (at least 4 per person)

Come up with an effective opening line you can use when calling your prospects (pick best one)

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Objective: Determine whichprospects are most

likelyto become design wins.

Determine if there is fit between customer needs & Actel products

2. Qualify

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Ask key qualifying questions during visit Active & new projects – design windows

Who are decision makers

Major customer needs (speed, cost, I/Os, gates)

Submit design win registrations to Actel

2. Qualify

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End Product Profiles:

Time to market is critical

Short product life cycles

End product is very feature intensive

Footprint/size of product is shrinking

2. Qualify

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End Product Profiles:

Time to market is critical

Low to medium volume (<25k)

Device security/non-volatility required

Military environment

2. Qualify

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TTL Logic User / Discrete Logic Users Reduce # boards, size & cost

(10"sq: save $1/ layer)

Increase functionality: more features per inch2

Reduce power & cost (~$1.00 per Watt)

2. Qualify

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TTL Logic User / Discrete Logic Users Need >1500 Gates to replace effectively

with FPGA

Not a good fit if designer doesn’t have defined spec

Good fit if user has schematic/simulation experience

2. Qualify

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TTL User – Why Actel? Actel macro library combined with

ACTgen enables easy map from MSI/LSI

Actel offers the most cost effective device/in2

Integrating TTL shrinks PCB & # layers

Easy to change FPGA routing without I/O restrictions

2. Qualify

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TTL User - Why Actel? Predictable delays

Determine fit before design start

Maintain performance during design iterations

Quickly find problems with Action Probe not: guess, blow & go!

2. Qualify

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PLD User

PLDs are best fit for: <6 22V10

<3 7032

<15ns Tpd APPLICATIONS

Actel is best at deep, multi-level applications >1500 gates

2. Qualify

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PLD user may think they need reprogrammability No simulation experience

Blow & go design style

Actel is better fit for flip flop intensive designs

1 FPGA needs much lower power than many PLDs

2. Qualify

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Xilinx User

Don’t waste your time on low speed apps. Look for:

<12 ns Clk – Q >40 MHz INTERNAL PERFORMANCE RANDOM LOGIC INTENSIVE

2. Qualify

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Look for Xilinx user struggling with moving up to schematic capture!

Actel offers high speed, high capacity in same part

Pitch Actel as a complement: evaluate needs for each design

2. Qualify

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Gate Array User

Easy scenario to show Actel is good solution

Simulation is a way of life for gate arrays

Actel architecture closest to gate array

2. Qualify

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FPGAs allow faster time to market (proto & pre-prod)

FPGAs allow faster time to market (proto & pre-prod)

Design changes are faster and cheaper

Likely HDL users – Actel has a good story

2. Qualify

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They most likely use CAE tools supported by Actel

MPGAs may be attractive for medium volume – no extra work!

And remember no gate array is reprogrammable

Actel is a single chip solution

2. Qualify

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Breakout #2

Review your prospect list and eliminate any that are not good fits

Pick your best prospect

Compile at least 5 qualifying questions that you will use to determine if your prospects will likely become design wins

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Objective: Formulate a plan to convince the decision makers to buy Actel FPGAs.

Gather critical sales info Who are decision makers?

What are their 3 main needs/issues?

When is the design start?

What role does FPGA play in the system?

3. Plan

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Assemble appropriate strategy

Assign specific actions (eg. send demo to project eng, schedule corp presentation)

3. Plan

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Some Available Resources

Selector Guides

Data Book

Actel Homepage

Take it to a higher level video

ACTgen Testdrive

3. Plan

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Some Available Resources

Designer Series Multimedia Demo

Limited Software Eval

Handling reprogrammability (app note, presentation)

Corporate & technical presentations

3. Plan

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Some Available Resources

Actel pricelist

Actel RM, FAE & rep

What else for ‘96

3. Plan

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Breakout #3

Develop a sales strategy for your selected top prospect. Be sure to target: Project lead

Engineering Mgr

Management

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Breakout #3

Create a plan to implement the specific actions for each of the targeted individuals

Assign responsibility for each action. Use your FAE, the Actel rep, FAE & RM!

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Objective: Execute the salesstrategy to secure thedesign win.

Coordinate plan with Actel RM, FAE and rep

Design registration becomes a win when a $2,500 POS is placed

4. Win

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Objective: Execute the salesstrategy to secure thedesign win.

Do quarterly review of POS to get pre-prod, volume production & next project start

Get $$’s!

S 4. Win

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Breakout #4

List 3 problems or objections you may encounter in winning your selected account.

How would you overcome these problem? Consider the following to help you: Individuals who could help you Existing collateral Experience with other Actel wins

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Objective: Take advantage of yoursuccess to exploit

otheropportunities.

Perform a design review

Contact other users at account that may be influenced by this win

5. LeverageS

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Host seminar at account highlighting win

Do selective mailer to similar accounts focusing on specific benefits gained

... and you’re back to step 1 with more opportunities.

5. LeverageS

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Breakout #5

Assuming you have just won the account, what specific actions can you take to get at least 2 new prospects/opportunities with your design win?

How soon should you follow up on these?

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Summary

All together now . . .

Prospect Qualify

Plan

Win

Leverage

That’s the Actel Sales Process!!!

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3 - PLAN3 - PLAN

2 - QUALIFY2 - QUALIFY

1 - PROSPECT1 - PROSPECT

4 - WIN4 - WIN

5 - LEVERAGE5 - LEVERAGE

Sals Leads

Compile a listof possible users.

Qualify prospectsto find best potentials.

Plan a sales strategy to convince decision makers.

Execute sales strategy to win the business. Leverage the win to

exploit other opportunities.S

S

1 - PROSPECT1 - PROSPECT Steps

a) Examine your existing customer base for the

following profile:

* Standard logic user (eg. Motorola, TI)

* Programmable logic user (eg. Altera, AMD, Cypress, Lattice)

* FPGA user (eg. Atmel, AT&T, Crosspoint, Quicklogic, Xilinx)

* Gate array user (eg. AMI, Gould, LSI, VLSI)

* CAE user (eg. Cadence, Mentor, OrCAD, Synopsys, Viewlogic)

b) Create a list of potential leads using the

Prospect Worksheet.

c) Develop an opening line to get your prospect’s attention.

d) Call names on prospect list and setup visit or eliminate from list.

Deliverable

List of names and phone numbers of potential Actel users.

Resources• Prospect Worksheet• Your previous Actel wins• Actel sales leads• Actel Market-Product Matrix

Actel Sales Process

Steps

a) Collect all project information using the Qualify Worksheet.

b) Use the FPGA Design Cycle chart (flip side) to determine design phase:

* Past critical window or no active design -> when is next design?

* Within critical window -> you have a hot lead!

c) Determine the compelling customer needs for vendor selection (eg. capacity, performance, design time, tool support). DO NOT DISMISS any opportunity if customer believes he needs a reprogrammable solution. Use the Reprogramability Decision Information Brief.

d) Based on customer needs and price range, use the Actel Market-Product Matrix to determine the best family/device. Use the Cross Reference Guide if you have a competitive part number.

e) Complete and submit an Actel Design Win Registration form to secure a high margin! (Typically 3 registrations yield a design win).

Deliverable

Submission of design registrations for all qualified prospects.

Resources• Qualify Worksheet• Sales Guides• Cross Reference Guide• Design Win Registration Form • Product Information Briefs• Decision Information Briefs

Steps

a) Collect all project information using the Qualify Worksheet.

b) Use the FPGA Design Cycle chart (flip side) to determine design phase:

* Past critical window or no active design -> when is next design?

* Within critical window -> you have a hot lead!

c) Determine the compelling customer needs for vendor selection (eg. capacity, performance, design time, tool support). DO NOT DISMISS any opportunity if customer believes he needs a reprogrammable solution. Use the Reprogramability Decision Information Brief.

d) Based on customer needs and price range, use the Actel Market-Product Matrix to determine the best family/device. Use the Cross Reference Guide if you have a competitive part number.

e) Complete and submit an Actel Design Win Registration form to secure a high margin! (Typically 3 registrations yield a design win).

Deliverable

Submission of design registrations for all qualified prospects.

Resources• Qualify Worksheet• Sales Guides• Cross Reference Guide• Design Win Registration Form • Product Information Briefs• Decision Information Briefs

2 - QUALIFY2 - QUALIFY

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Actel Sales Process

Steps

a) Review customer needs and objections/issues to determine a specific sales strategy to win the business.

b) Develop specific actions using the available resources and the Planning Worksheet. There should be specific actions to convince all the decision makers.

c) Plan with your FAE, sales Rep, Actel FAE and Regional Manager.

Deliverable

A strategy and plan of action to win the business.

Resources•Planning Worksheet•Sales Guides•Product Bulletins•“Sales Page” on Homepage•Sales Rep, Actel FAE & RM

TYPICAL FPGA TYPICAL FPGA DESIGN CYCLEDESIGN CYCLE

MilestoneMilestone

TimelineTimeline

designconcept

designspec

vendorselection

designstart

designdone

volumeproduction

obsoletenextspec

0 8 wks 12 wks 24 wks 28 wks 2 yrs

Critical Window

3 - PLAN3 - PLAN

4 - WIN4 - WIN SSteps

a) It is your job to orchestrate all the players necessary to execute the sales strategy and win the business.

b) You have invested considerable time to get to this stage. Don’t hesitate to use the Rep, Actel FAE, RM or other factory resource to help close the deal!

c) If you don’t win the design, even after the Rep or Actel is directly involved, understand why so you can use this with your next lead.

d) Your customer places $2500 POS order, and you have a design win!

e) Ask about other design opportunities!

Deliverable

Customer places a silicon POS order > $2500.

Resources•Tech & Corp Presentations•Selector Guides•Data Book•Actel Homepage•ACTgen Testdrive•Designer Multimedia Demo•Software Evals•Rep, Actel FAE & RM

Steps

a) Perform a design review with the Leverage Worksheet to understand why you won. This information will be invaluable to secure other wins at the same or similar accounts.

b) Contact others at the account that may be influenced by the win.

c) Host an FPGA seminar at the account highlighting the current win.

d) Ask the design team for a letter of referral -- a powerful tool.

e) Go back to step 1 with these new opportunities!

Deliverable

You have 2 new prospects or design opportunities from the win.

Resources•Leverage Worksheet•Customer letter of referral•Host Actel Seminar

5 - LEVERAGE5 - LEVERAGE S

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Actel Market-Product MatrixActel Market-Product MatrixComputer & Peripherals

Application Design Issues Actel Advantages FamilyUniversal Serial Bus Host Interface * Fast design iteration & debug cycle * Effective state machines3200DX

* High performance with synthesis * Fast dual-port SRAM* Multiple dynamic clocks * 6 global clock networks

32 Bit Image Compression * 40 MHz system clock speed * Fast devices ACT 3 PCI* One chip solution * Easy to use software* Short development time * Fast design iterations

ATM Network Interface Controller * Fast time to market * Flexible & routable architecture3200DX

* System logic integration * Fast SRAM blocks* 66 MHz system clock * Fast wide decode modules

Numerical Accelerator * Fast time to market * Assign I/Os before layout ACT 3* 40 MHz system clock using Verilog * Fast clock-to-outCommunications & Networking

Application Design Issues Actel Advantages FamilyHigh Speed Router * Vendor-idependent HLD * Synthesis frendly architecture ACT 3

* Easy conversion to gate array * Architecture very similar to gate arrays

Ethernet Media Access Controller * 100 Mbit/sec transfer rate * Fast devices and SRAM blocks 1200XL* Logic integration & small package * Asynchronous debug - Action Probe

High Speed Communications Link * Design flexibility * 100% automatic place & route 1200XL* Logic integration & low power * Board layout before FPGA done

ATM Switch Fabric * Fast time to market * Predictable delays & ACTgen ACT 3* High performance * Multiplexer-based logic module

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Industrial & Medical

Application Design Issues Actel Advantages FamilyMedical Imaging * < 6 month design time * Fast design iteration 1200XL

* Use of existing CAE tools * Actel supports all major CAE tools* Decrease board space * Large and flexible devices

Time to Digital Converter * Design flexibility * FPGA changes with fixed I/Os 1200XL* Fast design iterations * Automatic place & route tools ACT 1

DSP Finite Impulse Response Filter * 40 MHz system clock speed * Fast register-to-register ACT 3* Variable coefficients * Device flexibility

100 MBit Image Setter * 100 MHz counters * Load-latency technique & fast parts 1200XL* Design flexibility * 100% automatic place & route tools

Military & Aerospace

Application Design Issues Actel Advantages FamilyCommercial Satellites * High reliability * Impeccable antifuse track record RH

* Space qualified devices * High radiation tolerance* Decrease board space * Large & flexible devices

Tracking Data and Relay * Non-volative technology * Antifuse is only high capacity solution ACT 2* Military grade FPGA * Actel is the only FPGA military vendor

Guidance Systems * Device security * Antifuse is reverse-engineering proof ACT 1* Very high device reliability * No antifuse failures ever reported

Field Communications * Board space reduction * Actel is the only FPGA military vendor ACT 2* Design flexibility * 100% automatic place & route

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