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    • This makes me really angry. Yes, Dell (and other US computer firms) have created a lot of jobs in Ireland in the last twenty years. But they have done so because it was advantageous to them - the Irish government offered foreign business a very attrctive low rate of corporation tax. Now …

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    • Don and I have had a challenging relationship with Dell computer. We have used them to provide computers for our small business since 2002 and although we have been generally happy with the hardware, the customer service, especially at the time of sale, has been a lot less than acceptable. Don …

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    • … product introduction (NPI) as a strategy to maintain or surpass the current organic growth Dell’s corporate strategy to sell the production facilities in order to outsource production is a testimony of the adoption of the emerging virtual corporation, in order to focus on the brand power. Dell …

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    • … “best practices.” Seeing that Microsoft had become an empire — albeit an evil one — by licensing out its operating system, Apple did the same, and the results were disastrous. Apple’s computer sales plunged. It got to the point that rival Michael Dell suggested that Apple should shut down and “give …

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    • … computer companies, a name that also supported a brand positioning strategy that was to be perceived as simple, warm, human, approachable and different. Note: Apple had to get approval from the Beatle’s Apple Corps to use the name ‘Apple’ and paid a one-time royalty of $100,000 to McIntosh Laboratory …

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    • … viable forward-going business plan, and that Apple would be doomed if they didn’t adapt their own business plan to be more like Sun’s. Fast-forward to November of 2008: Apple, Inc. (the company dropped the ‘Computer’ from their name during 2007) continues to see extremely strong sales of its …

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    • … then its margins are indeed in trouble — Permanently. No corporation can compete against almost free R&D, a minuscule percentage of labor to make the build and almost $0 for distribution, long term. So I have to wonder, is Dell trying to make a sale or are they testing the waters to see what Redmond’s …

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    • … and that Microsoft made a US$150 million investment in non-voting Apple stock. On November 10, 1997, Apple introduced the Apple Store, tied to a new build-to-order manufacturing strategy. From: 1998-2005,On August 15, 1998, Apple introduced a new all-in-one computer reminiscent of the Macintosh 128K: the iMac …

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    • … are focused on (recycling) as part of our brand DNA,” said Mona Pal, product manager at Toshiba. “We don’t, to date, see a measurable impact on business (simply) because we have more green products (or because we are offer recycling). But this is not something we’re doing as a business strategy. It’s …

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    • You have to have focus in your business model to succeed. Does your company have a local focus strategy for 2009? If you don’t and not sure where to begin - I can help you by conducting a Marketing Strategy Model. This is where we’ll provide a basic formula for understanding and planning your …




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