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Research On DELL 1
Research On DELL 1
Research On DELL 1
DELL
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d By :-
Onkar
Prasad (46)
Arun Lal
Gupta (16)
Contents
1. Introduction of Dell
2. Research methodology
2. Manufacturer
3. Technical support
4. Organisation
5. Marketing
7. Competitor
8. References
9.Conclusion
Introduction
Founder Michael dell with his pcs limited (the precursor to dell
inc.) Prototype, which is now housed at the smithsonian
institution.
Dell traces its origins to 1984, when michael dell created pcs
limited while he was the student of the university of texas at
austin. Michael dell started trading in the belief that by selling
personal computer systems directly to customers, pcs limited
could better understand customers' needs and provide the most
effective computing solutions to meet those needs michael dell
dropped out of school in order to focus full-time on his fledgling
business, after getting about $300,000 in expansion-capital from
his family.
Dell infrastructure
Manufacturing
Technical support
Dell routes technical support queries according to component-
type and to the level of support purchased. Dell inc. Brands its
service agreements at five levels for their business customers:
Marketing
Dell advertisements have appeared in several types of media
including television, the internet, magazines, catalogs and
newspapers. Some of dell inc's marketing strategies include
lowering prices at all times of the year, offering free bonus
products (such as dell printers), and offering free shipping in
order to encourage more sales and to stave off competitors. In
2009, dell cut its prices in an effort to maintain its 19.2% market
share. However, this also cut profit-margins by more than half,
from 8.7 to 4.3 percent. To maintain its low prices, dell continues
to accept most purchases of its products via the internet and
through the telephone network, and to move its customer-care
division to india and el salvador.
Dell kiosks
Beat prices available through other retail channels. Starting in
2005, dell expanded kiosk locations to include shopping malls
across australia, canada, singapore and hong kong.
On january 30, 2008, dell shut down all 140 kiosks in the u.s. due
to expansion into retail stores such as wal-mart, best buy, and
staples all over the world.