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S1E10 - Stein Nesbakk: From datasheets to digital platforms: Revolutionizes semiconductor marketing
In this episode, Stein Nesbakk, a marketing engineer takes you along his journey. He is blending technical expertise with marketing to drive innovation and growth. marketing excellence in the semiconductor Industry.
Working on award-winning solutions Stein has experience. At Nexperia he is a marketing engineer who started as an application engineer. Calculating the datasheets by hand made him think that could be done easier, so he came up with a ground-breaking solution within the semiconductor industry.
In this episode, we cover the following subjects:
Transition from application engineering to technical marketing.
The iterative process and limitations in hardware design compared to software.
The role of an application engineer in promoting products and interfacing with customers.
Challenges of semiconductor industry being siloed and addressing those with marketing.
Bridging the gap between product design and customer needs.
Understanding customer pain points and enhancing the perceived value of a product.
Transition from traditional marketing to more modern approaches in the B2B space.
The slow adaptation of digital advancements in the semiconductor marketing landscape.
Creating impactful digital tools to improve traditional processes.
Design and implementation of a digital solution (interactive data sheets) to streamline client operations.
Challenges of gaining user adoption and acceptance for new digital tools.
The role of digital forums and YouTube in increasing product visibility.
Differences and overlaps between sales and marketing in the B2B sector.
Analyzing historical patterns to predict future marketing trends and technological adoption.
Caution around the integration of large language models and AI due to rapid technological shifts.
Importance of focusing on a few core tools and understanding them deeply.
Developing MVPs (Minimum Viable Products) to showcase value and gain internal buy-in.
Absorbing and processing abundant information quickly due to digital advancements.
Question form the previous guest
Links
Evolving Digital
https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/evolving-digital-podcast
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LinkedIn Stein Nesbakk
https://www.linkedin.com/in/steinhansnesbakk/
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By Evolving DigitalIn this episode, Stein Nesbakk, a marketing engineer takes you along his journey. He is blending technical expertise with marketing to drive innovation and growth. marketing excellence in the semiconductor Industry.
Working on award-winning solutions Stein has experience. At Nexperia he is a marketing engineer who started as an application engineer. Calculating the datasheets by hand made him think that could be done easier, so he came up with a ground-breaking solution within the semiconductor industry.
In this episode, we cover the following subjects:
Transition from application engineering to technical marketing.
The iterative process and limitations in hardware design compared to software.
The role of an application engineer in promoting products and interfacing with customers.
Challenges of semiconductor industry being siloed and addressing those with marketing.
Bridging the gap between product design and customer needs.
Understanding customer pain points and enhancing the perceived value of a product.
Transition from traditional marketing to more modern approaches in the B2B space.
The slow adaptation of digital advancements in the semiconductor marketing landscape.
Creating impactful digital tools to improve traditional processes.
Design and implementation of a digital solution (interactive data sheets) to streamline client operations.
Challenges of gaining user adoption and acceptance for new digital tools.
The role of digital forums and YouTube in increasing product visibility.
Differences and overlaps between sales and marketing in the B2B sector.
Analyzing historical patterns to predict future marketing trends and technological adoption.
Caution around the integration of large language models and AI due to rapid technological shifts.
Importance of focusing on a few core tools and understanding them deeply.
Developing MVPs (Minimum Viable Products) to showcase value and gain internal buy-in.
Absorbing and processing abundant information quickly due to digital advancements.
Question form the previous guest
Links
Evolving Digital
https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/evolving-digital-podcast
https://www.instagram.com/evolvingdigital.podcast/?hl=en
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61566815356179
LinkedIn Stein Nesbakk
https://www.linkedin.com/in/steinhansnesbakk/