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In the 19 years since Michael Dell, 38, founded Dell Computer in his University of Texas dorm room, he has exploited the Net and just-in-time manufacturing to fundamentally reshape a commodity business. He has proved that anything his competitors can do, he can do cheaper. Dell--whose net worth...
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Features Dell Computer Corp. chief executive officer Michael Dell, who is `GQ' magazine's 1999 Man of the Year in the Business category. Accomplishments; Earnings per hour; Enjoyment that Dell gets out of his business.
- Innovation revisited. COTTRILL, MIKE // Smart Business Cleveland;Oct2010, Vol. 22 Issue 3, p34
The article features Michael S. Dell, founder and chief executive officer (CEO) of Dell Inc., and discusses how, after more than 26 years in business, he continues to pump creativity through his company. Dell's first rule to keeping an edge on innovation is learning to accept failure. According...
- Is the enterprise going to Dell? Dell, Michael // eWeek;5/10/2004, Vol. 21 Issue 19, p22
Presents an interview with Michael Dell, chairman and CEO of Dell Inc. in the U.S. New initiatives made by the company; Identification of the company's key areas for research and development; Definition of the phrase scalable enterprise.
- Innovation revisited. Cottrill, Mike // Smart Business Columbus;Oct2010, Vol. 19 Issue 1, p18
The article focuses on the management of Dell Inc. by its founder and chief executive officer (CEO) Michael S. Dell. According to Dell, his company nowadays is facing more competition in pricing, product and service than ever before. He suggests that for a business that changes quickly to be...
- Innovation revisited. COTTRILL, MIKE // Smart Business Akron/Canton;Oct2010, Vol. 20 Issue 5, p18
The article discusses how Dell founder and chief executive officer (CEO) Michael S. Dell continue to promote creativity within the company. According to Dell, businesses that change very quickly require the acceptance of risk and possible failure in order to become innovative. He advises...
