Subject category:
Human Resource Management / Organisational Behaviour
Published by:
IBS Center for Management Research
Length: 12 pages
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Abstract
The case examines the entrepreneurial and leadership skills of Michael Dell, the CEO and Chairman of leading on-line PC retailer Dell. Michael''s interests and business ventures during his school days and his entry into the computer business are explored in detail. His leadership skills and their contribution to Dell''s success have also been studied. The case also throws light on some of the criticisms levelled against Michael Dell. Students are expected to understand; (1) the various aspects of Michael Dell''s entrepreneurial abilities; (2) Michael Dell''s leadership style and how it helped Dell computers attain the number one position in the PC industry against heavy odds and industry heavyweights; (3) the various strategies adopted by Michael Dell for creating a work environment and culture that helped Dell gain a competitive edge over other companies; and (3) the implications of the low cost strategy adopted by Michael Dell and its impact on the PC industry. The case is intended for MBA/PGDBM level students as a part of the human resource management/organisational behaviour curriculum.
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Abstract
The case examines the entrepreneurial and leadership skills of Michael Dell, the CEO and Chairman of leading on-line PC retailer Dell. Michael''s interests and business ventures during his school days and his entry into the computer business are explored in detail. His leadership skills and their contribution to Dell''s success have also been studied. The case also throws light on some of the criticisms levelled against Michael Dell. Students are expected to understand; (1) the various aspects of Michael Dell''s entrepreneurial abilities; (2) Michael Dell''s leadership style and how it helped Dell computers attain the number one position in the PC industry against heavy odds and industry heavyweights; (3) the various strategies adopted by Michael Dell for creating a work environment and culture that helped Dell gain a competitive edge over other companies; and (3) the implications of the low cost strategy adopted by Michael Dell and its impact on the PC industry. The case is intended for MBA/PGDBM level students as a part of the human resource management/organisational behaviour curriculum.