Activities performed by Dell encompass the development,
manufacturing, sale and support of personal computers and other computer
related products. Since its foundation, Dell’s values are rooted not in
invention, but in a flexible ideal: that it is best to build its business
around already established standards, which is a Red Ocean Strategy. With
increasing competition in the personal computer market, Dell is trying to
expand their presence in the enterprise business needs by selling combinations
of enterprise hardware, software and recurring services to big corporations. They
are primarily doing this by acquiring networking companies, expanding organic
growth and pivoting strategies and products with customer needs.
Dell believes that with increasing competition and choices,
corporations want the best IT infrastructure that is powerful, compact,
inexpensive and easily scalable.
Therefore Dell recently announced its latest step to win enterprise
business with its Active System family of products. The aim of Active System is
pretty straightforward: “Get all the needed parts of IT infrastructure together
in one piece that’s easy to deploy and operate, and also easy to sell in one
go”.
With the Active System family, Dell has taken an end-to-end
solutions approach, which brings together the performance and the agility with
optimized price and operational efficiency.
Additionally, Dell has recognized that simplicity of integrating and
setting up automated IT systems has become a major decision maker. They believe
that customers don’t want computer hardware, software or services. What they
want is computing solutions. And the easier the systems are, they more they
will be used by customers and therefore, Dell can target a wider range of
customers. These findings and beliefs have led Dell to increase their focus on
the usability aspects of systems management.
Dell has already started to realize a positive momentum with
its decision to focus on enterprise solutions. Considering the fact that IBM,
Oracle and Cisco have already or are planning to launch solutions similar to
the Active System, is the new strategy going to help Dell excel this momentum?
Sources:
http://new.livestream.com/Dell/EnterpriseStrategy
http://allthingsd.com/20121019/seven-questions-for-dell-enterprise-head-marius-haas-and-software-head-john-swainson/?KEYWORDS=dell+agility
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