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Agrima Saxena
Pushkar Singh
Kshitij Gupta
Kapil Chand
Founded in 1968 by Robert Noyce and
Gordon Moore
Started producing semiconductors by
1970s
Company based in Santa Clara,
About Intel California
Approx. 83,000 employees
Net revenue of $26.5 billion
First chip, 4004 was introduced in
1971 which was a 4 bit microprocessor
8008 was introduced in 1972 which
ran at nearly twice the speed
In 1977, apple produced first desktop
computer (non intel microprocessor)
marking beginning of modern era
desktop computing
By 1980, Intel garnered 70% share of
overall desktop microprocessor market
In 1985, famous 386 chip was
introduced in market
Main thing even Pollace, vice
president and director of intels
worldwide marketing operations
Main Issue was concerned about was if it
was wise to extend intel inside
brand campaign to other
product categories
Brand name Intel :Computer
inside
Brand elements Logo intel inside
Jingle
Only about 9% of all companies
make use of sound to make their
brands more distinct, recognizable
and memorable
- Brand Sense by
Martin Lindstorm
Intel Jingle- and Intel with its unique
trademark sound has been doing
Success Story just that for years now.
The Intel 3 second, 5 melodies
jingle is played after every
advertisement of the computer
OEMs since 1995. Has contributed
exponentially in making Intel a
household name.
Intel Logo & Jingle- Over the
Years
Brand mantra Emotional Modifier- Authentic
Descriptive Modifier- Technology
Brand Functions- Performance
1. What was the original motivation behind
Intels decision to launch the Intel Inside
branding campaign?
Developing an Umbrella brand for marketing of successive generation
of products
Why:
Intel could not afford different campaigns for every successive model
Court verdict that chip labelled 286 & 386 could not be trademarked
To differentiate from competitors products that carried the same
product name
To reduce their buyers power by directly connecting with end users.
To make customers pay more attention to multiprocessors
2. What factors have accounted for the
success of the campaign?
Many OEMs including Dell & NCR joined promptly because of
advertising dollars
By the end of the 1st year more than 300 OEMs were on board
Awareness of intel increased to 20% by 1992 and to 80% in 1996
The intel logo became affirmation of value, security & dependability
By the end of the decade more than 2700 PC makers were participated
in the program
Ranked 6th most valuable brand in the world
Microprocessors came to be viewed as an important component of the
PC
3. What are the current problems Intel
facing in the PC market?
Cost of building a new chip had increased to around $500
Cost of manufacturing another wafer creation office had
increased to $2 billion- $2.5
The chip business remained high risk and potentially high reward
business
Rivalry remained intense both at the low end as well as the high
end product line
Competitors such as AMD, Texas Instruments & Cyrix started
rolling out chips compatible with Microsofts operating system
Microchips clones increased sale of cheaper PCs into the market
AMD threatened IBMs technological dominance by rolling out
1GHZ chip which was faster than any Intel chip
Increased segmentation among computer buyers- Different
competitors focused on different niche markets
4.1 What are these core values?
Core Technolog Performan
Safety in
Authentici
y ce
Values ty
4:2 On the other hand, how has
the companys advertising
evolved over time?
A Marketing Experiment : RED X
By 1988, the 386 processor was out in the market for 3
years
Still everyone was using the 286 chip
386 had only been adopted in high end servers
Carter designed an experiment to make aware the end
users about the product differences
A Marketing Experiment : RED X
Covered billboards with a large
286
Yes , I agree with the direction that the campaign is taking as they are
successfully bridging the gap between the technical details and the
emotional experience of customers using the cutting edge technology
5.From a consumer perspective, how
does the Intel Inside logo affect your
PC buying decisions?
It created a perception that CPUs were most important
component of a computer.
The point that there are significant differences in
performance across chips was brought up.
Customers perceive a strong brand could reduce the risk
associated with purchase.
Customers who buy PCs with Intel Chips are thought as..
1. Modern
2. High tech
the
company
extend the Yes they should,
Intel As of now the Phones PDAS, MP3 etc
Inside are merging with each other in
formation of a single device with which
branding there computing power is growing .
campaign to Intel has created a strong brand equity
other non- over last decade and it will be in best
PC interest of the company to leverage this
equity that they have in this emerging
categories market witch can give them an
such as cell advantage over upcoming companies.
phones and This will help them to create a position
PDAs? Why for themselves in changing market
conditions
or why not?
6:2 What does Pollace mean when she says, We
need to be thinking about computing, which can
encompass any number of different devices?