Case study · Semiconductors · Global

    Raising key account management capability for global account teams

    The global leader in semiconductor fabrication equipment wanted every key account manager, some leading teams of up to 500 people, at an agreed standard.

    The challenge

    What the client faced

    The global leader in fab equipment wanted every Key Account Manager — some leading teams of 500 — at an agreed capability standard.

    Our approach

    What we did

    KAM capability program applied to live accounts for immediate business impact.

    1. 1Agreed target capabilities for key account managers.
    2. 2Applied the KAM process to live accounts during the program.
    3. 3Built account plans with new value propositions.
    4. 4Created immediate business impact through applied work.

    Results

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    • [Result 3]

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    Why it matters now

    Reshaping the sales force

    Global account teams still struggle to balance regional priorities and global plans.

    How we help with this situation

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