6. OEM SOLUTIONS
Sample Tweets
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“RT @johnobeto: At Dell OEM, engineering teams are available to interact with
prospects/customers #delloemday [oem blog http://ow.ly/3oWE4]”
“Reminder: Dell OEM differs from basic IT sales #delloemday”
“Annual revenue of Dell OEM group: over a billion #DellOEMDay”
“Dell does customized branding on [some?] products, very Interesting for large
corporations #delloemday”
“Reason #2 for using Dell OEM over do it your self: guaranteed solution. No worries that
hardware will have issues #DellOEMDay”
“RT @johnobeto: Dell OEM allows software appliance companies to come to market
quickly without having to becoming hardware companies #delloemday”
“Reason #1 for using Dell OEM over build-it-yourself: worldwide support #DellOEMDay”
7. OEM SOLUTIONS
Dell OEM Day Twitterverse
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• Tweeting started on December 10 and continues
• 237 Tweets to date
• 51 Unique Twitter Accounts
• 10 Dell Employees
• 8 Bloggers who attended event
8. OEM SOLUTIONS
Photos from Event
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Touring the EBC
Inside the T7500
Holt Discusses Bezels
Outside the EBCStreak Show and Tell
Gerhart Talks Custom BIOS
Bezel Close up
20+ pictures.
Video capture of entire event.
9. OEM SOLUTIONS
Blog Posts to date
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• Blades Made Simple – “Lessons Learned from Dell OEM Day”
• I was surprised by the knowledge of the Dell OEM’s team existence –
which I imagine is partially why the 8 of us bloggers were invited.
• Blades Made Simple – “Dell’s Super-Secret Society”
• On Tuesday I have the pleasure of joining a handful of other bloggers
in Round Rock, TX, to visit with one of Dell’s top secret societies – the
Dell OEM group. Okay, perhaps they aren’t that big of a secret, but I
didn’t know there was such a division.
• Geekazine – “Dell OEM Day: We Arrive in Austin, TX”
• Geeks Room – “Dell OEM nos invitó a Austin, Texas para introducirnos
en su servicio.”
