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Dell, Inc. e-Business

Jan 22, 2015

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Syed Pervez

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Page 1: Dell, Inc. e-Business

Dell, Inc.E- commerce

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Dell Inc.

•Dell, Inc. is a global information

technology company, which designs,

develops, manufactures and distributes computer systems

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Business activities

Large Enterprise

Public

Small and Medium Business

Consumer

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Organizational Environment

• Economic Factor

Throw out the Legend brand PC

Built a factory in Xiamen(China)

next day delivery too 400 cities

O to 4.4%

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Organizational Environment

• Long Term Objectives

focusing on markets globally

take over 20% of the

Asia marketglobalize the company

through e-business

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Organizational Environment

• Operating Environment

offers free technical support

Online order brings convenience

superb relationships with their suppliers

the suppliers win every

time Dell wins

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Organizational Environment

• Remote Environment

Expanding internet market

VARIED by market segment

Globalize the company successfully is through e-business

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Functions

Enterprise computing

Dell PowerEdge

servers

Power Vault

Dell | EMC storage systems

Businesses &

organizations

OptiPlex desktops

Latitude notebooks

Precision workstations

Individuals and small-businesses

Desktops

Inspiron notebooks

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Competitive Analysis

Dell

HP

IBM

SunMicrosystems

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Competitive Advantages

“Virtual Integration”

Real value customer service

features

Tailoring Manufacturing to customer needs

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Impact of E-Commerce

• Dell was quick to set up the ecommerce processes

• Selling online allows the whole process to be automated and more efficient

• 1997 the company recorded $1 million in online sales

• By 2000 the company’s internet sales had reached $50 million a day

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Definable market

• Targeting and sequencing

Dell

individual and home users

small and medium size business

large enterprises

public sectors

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Payment Method

Payment Method Credit/debit card

Pay with PayPal

Pay with dell business credit

Gift card

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MARKETING STRATEGYDell.Inc,

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Product:

• Dell is not reliant on singular production or supplier's chain for Equipment production

• . By assigning each regionalized production center particular component for production not only have diversified the risk of concentration of labor and production costs but also depending on particular infrastructure

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Price

• Reflect the affordability of the local consumers

• Xiamen (China)• to provide products and services at the local

prices

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Place

• Always available at the nearest dealers• Objective of gaining their trust in Dell

products

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Promotion

•“Be Direct" attitude

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Sales promotion

• 1. Broken down market • 2. Pricing strategy • 3. Advertising strategy

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Distribution Strategy

Direct modes in compressed product production lines, supplemented by online

purchase at great development of its direct sales model.

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Online technical services and technical support

• users answer questions• escalation on Windows• software upgrades informed

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SWOT Analysis

• Strengths:• Agility • the master of customization • the power to the consumer• directly selling to the consumer • to implement the latest technology

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Weaknesses

• no proprietary technology• is not creating something based on

technology that is exclusively theirs• their high dependency on component

suppliers

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Opportunities:

• expanded markets of Europe, China, and India.

• flourish with its low-cost leadership• growth in the business, education, and

government markets.

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Threats:

• Competition• entry into the low-cost leading segment• another company will do something similar