“ Providing solutions to the project roadblocks that quietly steal revenue opportunity” Enabling an ideal, predictable product development cycle
Business Objectives Your business focuses on technically superior semiconductor products that exceed expectations Our business concentrates on new product execution that follows a predictable and streamlined path to revenue
Project Execution In the Media Over half of the SOC designs are running late EE Times 4/3/06 Other statistics: Average delay is 4.3 months 25% fall into the late by 1-2 month bin. 18% are late by 3-6 months  6% are late by 6-12 months. 2% are late by 12-18 months
Project Schedule Overruns
Contributors to Unsuccessful Projects
Largest Contributors to Non-ideal Project Execution Requirements Closure Planning - Creating commitment Individual Objectives - Success Factors Project leadership skills Scope control To routinely meet commitments there is absolutely no margin for error.  Any  obstacle on the path to revenue must be identified, understood and removed!
Cost of Missed Commitments Baseline Assumptions 5 Person development team cost = $15K/wk 40% margin business Weekly Delay Cost = (weekly revenue*margin) + dev cost $1.3M annual revenue product costs  $25K  per week delay. $10.4M annual revenue product costs  $95K  per week delay.
Attaining Ideal Execution What is the Limiting Factor in meeting NPD Project Commitments? Time, Resources and Skills to Remove the Barriers to Predictable Execution (Known and Unknown)
Ideal NPD Execution Goal Everyone  on the product development team will know and  agree  to  what  they are delivering,  when  it will be delivered,  how  it's being delivered,  who  they are delivering it to and  where  it's being delivered for  every  item they are responsible for. Who  and  when  typically done well What ,  where  and  how  is the challenge area Conversely,  every member  of the team will know and  agree  to  what  they are receiving,  when  they will receive it,  how  it will be delivered to them,  who  is delivering it and  where  it will be delivered to them for  every  item they will be receiving.
Our Value: Migrating your Team Towards Ideal Execution Enabling revenue objectives by eliminating the unpredictable elements of the NPD process “ Freedom from Project Surprises”
Engagement Model Baseline Predictability to Production Ideal Predictability to Production Jorvig Consulting IC Design Design Process Product Engineering Test Engineering Program Management Business CAE Marketing
What is an unknown? Any activity or deliverable that was not part of the plan or was not generally known to the team. Insufficient, lacking or improper information. Any rework activity indicates something unknown. Unknowns keep themselves hidden Engineers love to engineer. If something is not  working, any engineer will make if work for them. Engineers will work around issues by quietly dealing with it, thus the issues still exist for everyone else. Unknowns – Beyond the Understood Challenges Discovery
Our Flow to Ideal Ideal Execution Process Development Project Design Plan Process Management Team Workshops CAE Requirements Design Flow Dev. Leadership Coaching Work with your team to determine and implement the agreed gap solutions. Collaborative Environments Unknown Known Discovery Potential Solutions
Ideal Course of Action Ideal Execution Assessment Implementation 1 Initial Planning 2 Project Specific Discovery 3 Organizational Mechanics Discovery 4 Compile and prioritize challenges 5 Solutions Planning 6 Solution Implementations 7 Solution Rollout
Results to Expect when Partnering with us A strategic vision and style that inspires your team through the actions that will enable your ideal NPD objectives. Team embraces change and is enthusiastic about contributing to improvements. Specific NPD process deliverables that positively impact your organizations time to revenue. Implementation of the “ideal” vision for project execution. Solutions to the silent roadblocks that quietly steal away a predictable path to revenue.
Our Clients “ Jorvig Consulting has been involved in a design process improvement project within our organization. He managed and executed the project exceptionally. The cross-functional project team that Jeff recruited was assembled quickly and has produced results that hit the mark. We are grateful for the work that Jorvig Consulting has performed and would make a high recommendation.” - Dave Monk, Operations Manager, Freescale
Contact Information Jeff Jorvig (480) 895-0478, (877) 895-0478 [email_address] .com www.jorvigconsulting.com Other Useful Information Resources: Newsletter Signup:  visitor. constantcontact .com/email. jsp ?m=1100360207576 Newsletter Archives:  http://www.jorvigconsulting.com/news.html White Papers:  www.jorvigconsulting.com/papers.html IC Design Team Coaching blog:  iccoach. blogspot .com Design Management Downloads:  www. jorvigconsulting .com/purchase.html

About Jorvig Consulting

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    “ Providing solutionsto the project roadblocks that quietly steal revenue opportunity” Enabling an ideal, predictable product development cycle
  • 2.
    Business Objectives Yourbusiness focuses on technically superior semiconductor products that exceed expectations Our business concentrates on new product execution that follows a predictable and streamlined path to revenue
  • 3.
    Project Execution Inthe Media Over half of the SOC designs are running late EE Times 4/3/06 Other statistics: Average delay is 4.3 months 25% fall into the late by 1-2 month bin. 18% are late by 3-6 months 6% are late by 6-12 months. 2% are late by 12-18 months
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    Largest Contributors toNon-ideal Project Execution Requirements Closure Planning - Creating commitment Individual Objectives - Success Factors Project leadership skills Scope control To routinely meet commitments there is absolutely no margin for error. Any obstacle on the path to revenue must be identified, understood and removed!
  • 7.
    Cost of MissedCommitments Baseline Assumptions 5 Person development team cost = $15K/wk 40% margin business Weekly Delay Cost = (weekly revenue*margin) + dev cost $1.3M annual revenue product costs $25K per week delay. $10.4M annual revenue product costs $95K per week delay.
  • 8.
    Attaining Ideal ExecutionWhat is the Limiting Factor in meeting NPD Project Commitments? Time, Resources and Skills to Remove the Barriers to Predictable Execution (Known and Unknown)
  • 9.
    Ideal NPD ExecutionGoal Everyone on the product development team will know and agree to what they are delivering, when it will be delivered, how it's being delivered, who they are delivering it to and where it's being delivered for every item they are responsible for. Who and when typically done well What , where and how is the challenge area Conversely, every member of the team will know and agree to what they are receiving, when they will receive it, how it will be delivered to them, who is delivering it and where it will be delivered to them for every item they will be receiving.
  • 10.
    Our Value: Migratingyour Team Towards Ideal Execution Enabling revenue objectives by eliminating the unpredictable elements of the NPD process “ Freedom from Project Surprises”
  • 11.
    Engagement Model BaselinePredictability to Production Ideal Predictability to Production Jorvig Consulting IC Design Design Process Product Engineering Test Engineering Program Management Business CAE Marketing
  • 12.
    What is anunknown? Any activity or deliverable that was not part of the plan or was not generally known to the team. Insufficient, lacking or improper information. Any rework activity indicates something unknown. Unknowns keep themselves hidden Engineers love to engineer. If something is not working, any engineer will make if work for them. Engineers will work around issues by quietly dealing with it, thus the issues still exist for everyone else. Unknowns – Beyond the Understood Challenges Discovery
  • 13.
    Our Flow toIdeal Ideal Execution Process Development Project Design Plan Process Management Team Workshops CAE Requirements Design Flow Dev. Leadership Coaching Work with your team to determine and implement the agreed gap solutions. Collaborative Environments Unknown Known Discovery Potential Solutions
  • 14.
    Ideal Course ofAction Ideal Execution Assessment Implementation 1 Initial Planning 2 Project Specific Discovery 3 Organizational Mechanics Discovery 4 Compile and prioritize challenges 5 Solutions Planning 6 Solution Implementations 7 Solution Rollout
  • 15.
    Results to Expectwhen Partnering with us A strategic vision and style that inspires your team through the actions that will enable your ideal NPD objectives. Team embraces change and is enthusiastic about contributing to improvements. Specific NPD process deliverables that positively impact your organizations time to revenue. Implementation of the “ideal” vision for project execution. Solutions to the silent roadblocks that quietly steal away a predictable path to revenue.
  • 16.
    Our Clients “Jorvig Consulting has been involved in a design process improvement project within our organization. He managed and executed the project exceptionally. The cross-functional project team that Jeff recruited was assembled quickly and has produced results that hit the mark. We are grateful for the work that Jorvig Consulting has performed and would make a high recommendation.” - Dave Monk, Operations Manager, Freescale
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    Contact Information JeffJorvig (480) 895-0478, (877) 895-0478 [email_address] .com www.jorvigconsulting.com Other Useful Information Resources: Newsletter Signup: visitor. constantcontact .com/email. jsp ?m=1100360207576 Newsletter Archives: http://www.jorvigconsulting.com/news.html White Papers: www.jorvigconsulting.com/papers.html IC Design Team Coaching blog: iccoach. blogspot .com Design Management Downloads: www. jorvigconsulting .com/purchase.html

Editor's Notes

  • #2 1) Thanks for allowing me to speak with you this morning. 2) About me: Over 25 years in the industry. Device/process engineering, silicon compilers, design : micros, LCD display, multi-core processors, Sensors & high speed serial (SATA, USB2,PCIexpress). 3) I started as a NPD consultant because in my experience I noted a Gap between where NPD execution needed to be and where it was at. I have the skills, time and passion to make a difference.