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Conference Program  Technical Session
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THURSDAY, July 27, 2006, 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM | Room: 307 |
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TOPIC AREA: INTERCONNECT RELIABILITY AND DFM
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SESSION 59
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| | PANEL: DFM Where's the Proof of Value?
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| | Chair: Joe Brandenburg - Consultant, Portland, OR
| | | Organizers: Linda Marchant and Shishpal Rawat
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| | How can design teams employ new techniques and still stay within design budgets? How much effort does it require to be an early adopter? How does a design engineer get measurable results to compensate for his effort? The discussion uses the example of a fixed design budget and timeline, and panelists discuss how their tools fit into that budget and what the ROI (monetary, quality, reduced time-to-market, comprehensive yield enhancement) would be.
DFM Panel Extended Abstract
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PANEL: DFM: Where's the Proof of Value?
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| | Speaker(s): | Joseph Sawicki - Mentor Graphics Corp., Wilsonville, OR
Andrew B. Kahng - Blaze DFM, Inc., Sunnyvale, CA
Atul Sharan - Clear Shape Technologies, Inc, Sunnyvale, CA
Naeem Zafar - Pyxis Technology, Inc., Santa Clara, CA
Mike Gianfagna - Aprio Technologies, Inc., Santa Clara, CA
Raul Camposano - Synopsys, Inc., Mountain View, CA
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