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Dell traces its origin to 1984 and as we all known the founder of DELL is Michael Dell, the company is the largest technological corporations in the world. Operating from Michael Dell's off-campus dormitory room at Dobie Center the startup aimed to sell IBM PC-compatible computers built from stock components. 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 is listed at number 44 in the fortune 500 list (company magazine at us) and the third pc vendor after hp and
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The operations management deals with inputs, transformation and output that across the market. Manufacturing operations transform or converts the inputs such as raw materials, labor, capital, machines, machines and facilities into finished goods and services. Operations activities often represent the largest part of an organization’s human and capital assets. In most industries, the major cost of producing of product and services are incurred within the operations, so operation can have a great value for the company’s overall …show more content…
Product they used basically personal computer, servers, data storage devices, network switches and software. They built the customer’s believe and also loyalty among their customer. They will find out the information and also the factor that changing the technological overall. All of these products are assembled to custom specifications after orders have been placed; therefore, Dell holds essentially no finished goods inventory. All of the components that go into these products are purchased from other companies. Even the Dell labeled chasses, keyboards, and mice are manufactured by other companies on contract. Therefore, Dell is quite different from traditional manufacturers in that it does not own or operate any injection molders, pick-and-place circuit board assemblers, or sheet metal stamping machines. In addition to its computing products, Dell sells branded computer peripherals and consumer electronics such as monitors, printers, PDAs, MP3 players, and LCD televisions, all of which are made by contract
The operations management deals with inputs, transformation and output that across the market. Manufacturing operations transform or converts the inputs such as raw materials, labor, capital, machines, machines and facilities into finished goods and services. Operations activities often represent the largest part of an organization’s human and capital assets. In most industries, the major cost of producing of product and services are incurred within the operations, so operation can have a great value for the company’s overall …show more content…
Product they used basically personal computer, servers, data storage devices, network switches and software. They built the customer’s believe and also loyalty among their customer. They will find out the information and also the factor that changing the technological overall. All of these products are assembled to custom specifications after orders have been placed; therefore, Dell holds essentially no finished goods inventory. All of the components that go into these products are purchased from other companies. Even the Dell labeled chasses, keyboards, and mice are manufactured by other companies on contract. Therefore, Dell is quite different from traditional manufacturers in that it does not own or operate any injection molders, pick-and-place circuit board assemblers, or sheet metal stamping machines. In addition to its computing products, Dell sells branded computer peripherals and consumer electronics such as monitors, printers, PDAs, MP3 players, and LCD televisions, all of which are made by contract