Pipeline Power-Up: Intel DCG Battle Card
Pipeline alert: Intel shakes up DCG execs. Pitch PLM & supply chain tools to close cycles faster. Next touch: target Kevork Kechichian for a commission boost.
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🚀 Battle Card: Intel Corporation
Quick trigger:
👤 Decision Maker in the News
- Kevork Kechichian, Executive Vice President and General Manager, Data Center Group (DCG) · 🔗 LinkedIn
💡 Why It Matters
- This Intel Corporation sales trigger pushes the Data Center Group to streamline product cycles and ramp up foundry capabilities, creating urgency for execution-support tools → Source
🎯 Core Pain Point
- Lack of unified data flow between engineering and manufacturing
- Slow turnaround on new processor launches
💰 What to Pitch
- Primary: PLM platform → Accelerate design-to-delivery cycles
- Expansion: Supply chain orchestration → Enhance component visibility and uptime
🗺️ Quick Context
- HQ: Santa Clara, CA
- Employees: ≈ 99,500
- Rev: ≈ $53.1 B
- Website: intel.com
🤼 Competitive Intel
*Which other vendors you’ll probably face to win Intel Corporation’s business.*
- Siemens — PLM (Teamcenter)
- Unique edge: Advanced digital twin integration
- Evaluated by VP Engineering for design consistency
- PTC — PLM (Windchill)
- Unique edge: Flexible architecture for complex BOMs
- Evaluated by Dir. Engineering for scalability
- Dassault Systèmes — PLM (ENOVIA)
- Unique edge: Industry-specific collaborative workflows
- Evaluated by IT for cross-functional collaboration
- Kinaxis — Supply Chain Planning (RapidResponse)
- Unique edge: Concurrent planning with real-time scenario simulation
- Evaluated by VP Ops for responsiveness to demand shifts
- Blue Yonder — Supply Chain Orchestration (Luminate)
- Unique edge: AI-driven demand forecasting
- Evaluated by Dir. Supply Chain for improving fill rates
✅ Do-Now Checklist
Connect with Kevork Kechichian on LinkedIn (link above) and mention the Intel Corporation sales trigger
Send a tailored email highlighting how your PLM solution addresses the new execution focus
Schedule follow-ups in CRM (Day 3 & Day 10)
Next Step
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🧠 Copy My Prompt for Personalized Cold Outreach
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✏️ YOUR COMPANY
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OUR_COMPANY = ❑YourCompany❑
OFFER_BRIEF = ❑PLM platform accelerates design-to-delivery cycles❑
PROOF_METRIC = ❑30% reduction in design-to-delivery time❑
CTA_STYLE = ❑quick_call❑
TONE = ❑friendly❑
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📌 TARGET COMPANY
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NAME = Kevork
COMPANY = Intel Corporation
DEPT = Data Center Group
SIZE = ≈2,000
BOTTLENECK = lack of unified data flow between engineering and manufacturing
EVENT = Key leadership appointments
DETAIL = your appointment to lead the Data Center Group
PAIN = Slow turnaround on new processor launches
SRC = http://cts.businesswire.com/ct/CT?id=ftfLlWd9aZbF2NXfwppam3Bd664=&newsLang=en&newsId=20250908934998&div=41152219
SIM_CO = Siemens
WIN_METRIC = 30% reduction in design-to-delivery time
NEXT_SIZE = ≈5,000
EMP_EST = 99,500
REV_EST = ≈$53.1B
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TASK FOR CHATGPT
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Role: “NewsletterForLeads SDR-Assist”.
Validate any ≈ guesses via SRC.
EMAIL (keep breaks):
Subject: ≈2,000-person Data Center Group
Kevork—noticed your Data Center Group team is ≈2,000.
That’s when lack of unified data flow between engineering and manufacturing slows growth.
We helped Siemens fix this with PLM platform accelerates design-to-delivery cycles.
Result: 30% reduction in design-to-delivery time.
Quick call?
PS—next bottleneck hits ≈5,000.
DM ≤45 words, TONE:
Saw your post about your appointment to lead the Data Center Group — Slow turnaround on new processor launches.
PLM platform accelerates design-to-delivery cycles. 30% reduction in design-to-delivery time.
Quick chat?