Dell was founded in 1984 by Michael Dell with $1000. By eliminating middlemen and using a direct sales model, Dell gained a price advantage which it passed on to customers. Dell is now a global company with production facilities in several countries.
The PC industry evolved from start-up in 1975-1981, to early growth aided by IBM's 1981 entry, to maturity in 1995-1999. Standard PC components have low barriers but processing and operating systems remain competitive. Production has low barriers with Asian manufacturer capacity. Customers include businesses, consumers, education, and government. Distribution includes direct sales, distributors, retail, and small or integrated resellers.
Based on the Case Study Dell Inc. Changing the Business Model C.pdfparwaniajay
Based on the Case Study \"Dell Inc.: Changing the Business Model\" Case 32, starting on page
32-1, complete the following requirements:
Write a complete synopsis
Using the Week 1 Addendum, identify their resources, capabilities, and core competencies
Write one finding of fact, with a fully justified recommendation/justification
Comment on classmates\' and instructor\'s postings.
I need it broken down by sections
1 finding of fact
synopsis
resources
capabilities
core competencies
recommendations
Solution
Dell used a contrarian model of business for a consumer durable by bypassing the traditional
distribution channel and by having low inventories and thus lower carrying cost.
It built strong relationship with the suppliers and customers and was able to cut costs of the
distribution channel.
When Dell entered the market that was an era of high growth of PCs (1980s) and therefore the
competition per se was not daunting enough and the contrarian model did wonders to make Dell
the largest PC manufacturer in the 1990s. Used low cost to penetrate the market when the market
itself was in the growth phase.
However this is not a model that could be sustained in the long run. Distribution channel
especially for consumer goods is vital. Dell should have recognized the fact that there was the
concept of PLC (product life cycle) to encounter into the future when the markets would mature.
The \'push\' and the \'pull\' of the distribution channel was not there to support Dell\'s product in
the maturing markets in the US. At the same time other low cost players with brand image
started to surface. Along with this there was a clawing back of the markets by the big players like
Apple. In this period (mid 2000) the household market was in the growth phase. Dell was not
focused on this market either. Hence Dell lost out on its sheen of a low cost manufacturer
because the markets had matured, there were other players with low cost products and it missed
out on market penetration with low cost in the growth market of households in the mid 2000.
Dell could have been there for the long haul as a major player had it used the traditional
strategies of marketing for consumer durables - had it applied the strategies deployed according
to the phase of the market the product is in (as per the PLC concept) instead of just relying on
low cost alone..
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Using Generative AI for Content Marketing starts with developing out your Foundational Docs and then understanding how to properly work through various steps to produce quality branded content that will attract and engage your audience.
Based on the Case Study Dell Inc. Changing the Business Model C.pdfparwaniajay
Based on the Case Study \"Dell Inc.: Changing the Business Model\" Case 32, starting on page
32-1, complete the following requirements:
Write a complete synopsis
Using the Week 1 Addendum, identify their resources, capabilities, and core competencies
Write one finding of fact, with a fully justified recommendation/justification
Comment on classmates\' and instructor\'s postings.
I need it broken down by sections
1 finding of fact
synopsis
resources
capabilities
core competencies
recommendations
Solution
Dell used a contrarian model of business for a consumer durable by bypassing the traditional
distribution channel and by having low inventories and thus lower carrying cost.
It built strong relationship with the suppliers and customers and was able to cut costs of the
distribution channel.
When Dell entered the market that was an era of high growth of PCs (1980s) and therefore the
competition per se was not daunting enough and the contrarian model did wonders to make Dell
the largest PC manufacturer in the 1990s. Used low cost to penetrate the market when the market
itself was in the growth phase.
However this is not a model that could be sustained in the long run. Distribution channel
especially for consumer goods is vital. Dell should have recognized the fact that there was the
concept of PLC (product life cycle) to encounter into the future when the markets would mature.
The \'push\' and the \'pull\' of the distribution channel was not there to support Dell\'s product in
the maturing markets in the US. At the same time other low cost players with brand image
started to surface. Along with this there was a clawing back of the markets by the big players like
Apple. In this period (mid 2000) the household market was in the growth phase. Dell was not
focused on this market either. Hence Dell lost out on its sheen of a low cost manufacturer
because the markets had matured, there were other players with low cost products and it missed
out on market penetration with low cost in the growth market of households in the mid 2000.
Dell could have been there for the long haul as a major player had it used the traditional
strategies of marketing for consumer durables - had it applied the strategies deployed according
to the phase of the market the product is in (as per the PLC concept) instead of just relying on
low cost alone..
Using Generative AI for Content MarketingChuck Aikens
Using Generative AI for Content Marketing starts with developing out your Foundational Docs and then understanding how to properly work through various steps to produce quality branded content that will attract and engage your audience.
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A Memorandum of Association (MOA) is a legal document that outlines the fundamental principles and objectives upon which a company operates. It serves as the company's charter or constitution and defines the scope of its activities. Here's a detailed note on the MOA:
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Name Clause: This clause states the name of the company, which should end with words like "Limited" or "Ltd." for a public limited company and "Private Limited" or "Pvt. Ltd." for a private limited company.
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Dell Case analyssis.pptx
1. Background
DELL
Founded In 1984 by Michael Dell, with just $1000
Customer-focused: By eliminating middlemen, the direct approach was used to
forge direct relationships with consumers
Unique manufacturing procedures for inventory reduction and tight engagement
with suppliers for effective logistics
By eliminating inventory and middlemen, Dell gained a price advantage, which it
maintains as profit and passes on to customers in part
Dell is a global player, currently markets all over the world having production
facilities available in US, Ireland, Malaysia and Austin
2. Background
INDUSTRY
Evolution:
1975 - 81 - Start-up
1981 - 86 - early explosive growth, Entry of IBM in 1981
1990 - 95 - Crest because of economy but prices keep falling
1995 - 99 – Maturity Stage (late-growth)
Products: Standard Products, wide range of configurations, highly competitive market for
components except Wintel (Processing & OS)
Production: low entry barriers, Asian manufacturers capacity
Customers: Small Businesses, Consumer, Education, Government
Channel: Direct, Distributors, Retail which is followed by small resellers, integrated resellers
