News Release from: Future Electronics
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 7 March 2002
AMD rewards Future Flash performance
Future Electronics has been presented with the 2001 European Demand Creation Award for High End Flash by AMD.
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Future Electronics has been presented with the 2001 European Demand Creation Award for High End Flash by AMD. In a European contest open to all AMD's distributors, Future came out as the clear leader with the highest number of designs for AMD's Flash Spotlight products. The award was presented at Future's European headquarters in Colnbrook, UK on 22nd January 2002.
Special prizes were also awarded to Future's top performing technical solution managers.
Bernhard Gressler, Technical Manager Future Germany, was presented with a prize for the technical solution manager with the highest number of designs and Colin Weaving, Technical Manager Future UK, came a close second.
"We have been impressed with Future's commitment to creating new sales opportunities for AMD through their knowledgeable technical teams", said Pierre - Yves Ferrard, Director of Sales, European Distribution, AMD.
"Future and its technical solution managers thoroughly deserve this award".
"Demand creation is key to our principle of customer service at Future Electronics", said Gurjit Gill, Technical Director Europe, Future Electronics.
"We place great emphasis on providing technical solution managers who can offer application-based design-in support and thereby create greater demand for our supplier's products.
We hope to see the rewards of this year's AMD designs and maintain our number one position with AMD in sales and design wins".
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