Apple vs. dell
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This document analyzes and compares Apple and Dell through their SWOT analyses. It finds that Apple has strong customer loyalty, brand reputation, and financial performance due to its innovative products and marketing. However, its prices are high and market share is decreasing. Dell has a well-known brand but produces commodity hardware and has weak R&D and patents. The conclusion is that Apple is currently in a stronger position due to its success with innovation and financials, while Dell has struggled to capture new markets or maintain growth.
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Dell Strategic Plan
Dell is a private multinational company that deals with the manufacture of personal computer technologies. It was founded in 1984 and currently has its headquarters in Round Rock, Texas in the United States (Dell & Fredman, 1999). This strategic plan will analyze various internal and external environment factors affecting the company.
Mission statement
The Dell mission statement reads; “our mission is to be the most successful IT Company in the world by delivering the best customer experience in all the markets we serve. In doing so, Dell will meet customer expectations of highest quality, leading technology, competitive pricing, individual and company accountability, best-in-class service and support, flexible customization capability, and superior corporate citizenship”(Dell, 2015). The mission statement is focused on acquiring customer loyalty through high value creation.
Proposal for updated mission: the mission statement above needs to be updated so as to capture more values of the company. Currently, the mission is just focused on customer relations. Whereas Dell has a separate corporate social responsibility statement, this should be captured in the mission statement as it represents the core values and beliefs of the company. The statement should capture the company’s commitment towards environmental sustainability and its role in promoting the local communities.
Vision statement
Dell’s vision statement reads; “it’s the way we do business. It is the way we interact with the community. It is the way we interpret the world around us- our customers’ needs, our future technology, and global business climate. Whatever changes the future may bring. Dell vision will be out guide focus” (Dell, 2015). This vision is focused on customer satisfaction and introduces some aspect of the company’s responsibility towards the community.
Proposal for updated vision: a vision statement is a reflection of a company’s future ambitions or its desired future outlook (Roberts, 1996). The Dell vision statement captures this aspect effectively. There is however one thing that lacks in Dell’s vision: an ambition for market leadership. The vision should have a statement on how the company wishes to grow into a leader in the technology industry.
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Apple vs. dell
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- 3. Apple Inc. Industries served – Computer hardware, Computer software, Consumer electronics, Digital distribution Geographic areas served –Worldwide Headquarters – United states of America Current CEO - Tim Cook Revenue- $ 156.508 billion (2012)
- 4. Profit-$ 41.733 billion (2012) Employees-72,800 (2012) Main Competitors Dell Inc., Samsung Electronics Co., International Business Machines Corporation, Google Inc., Microsoft Corporation, LG Electronics, Lenovo Group Limited, Hewlett-Packard Company, Sony Corporation and many others.
- 5. APPLE SWOT ANALYSIS Strengths Weaknesses Customer loyalty combined with expanding closed ecosystem Apple is a leading innovator in mobile device technology Strong financial performance ($10,000,000,000 cash, gross profit margin 43.9% and no debt) Brand reputation Retail stores Strong marketing and advertising teams High price Incompatibility with different OS Decreasing market share Patent infringements Further changes in management Defects of new products Long-term gross margin decline
- 6. Opportunities Threats High demand of iPad mini and iPhone 5 iTV launch Emergence of the new provider of application processors Growth of tablet and Smartphone markets Obtaining patents through acquisitions Damages from patent infringements Strong growth of mobile advertising market Increasing demand for cloud based services Rapid technological change 2013 tax increases Rising pay levels for Foxconn workers Breached IP rights Price pressure from Samsung over key components Strong dollar Android OS growth Competitors moves in online music market
- 8. Dell Inc. Industries served-Computer hardware, Computer software, IT consulting, IT services Geographic areas served-Worldwide Headquarters-United States Of America Current CEO-Michael Dell Revenue-$ 63.07 billion (2012)
- 9. Profit-$ 3.49 billion (2012) Employees-110,000 Main Competitors Apple Inc., Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., Lenovo Group Limited, Hewlett-Packard Company, Sony Corporation, Fujitsu Limited and many others.
- 10. DELL SWOT ANALYSIS Strengths Weaknesses Brand name valued at $7.5 billion Product customization Environmental record Competency in mergers and acquisitions Direct selling business model Commodity (computer hardware) products Poor customer services Low investments in R&D Weak patents portfolio Too few retail locations Low differentiation
- 11. Opportunities Threats Expand services and enterprise solutions businesses Obtain more patents through acquisitions Strengthen their presence in emerging markets Tablet market growth Growing demand for Smartphone's and tablets Profit margin decline on hardware products Slowing growth rate of the laptops market Intense competition
- 13. CONCLUSION After analyzing the current status of both Apple and Dell it can be said that Apple is currently in a stronger position. Apple's success in innovating and marketing their products in combination with their ability to remain in a strong financial state has resulted in tremendous growth and an opportunistic outlook for the future. Dell's inability to capture new markets with innovative products has restricted growth and reduced market share. Overall, Apple is becoming a dominant player in the industry, while Dell is struggling to grow and maintain market share, thus becoming a cash cow.