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Dell Computer Corp.

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Computer Products Sales & Services

Senior Vice President, Product

Number of Employees 150

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Sloane St 57 The Campus Wembley Bldg 2nd Fl

Bryanston

(27) 117097700

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NAICS Code Electronic Computer Manufacturing: 334111

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Dell Drops Prices On Precision WorkStations; Component Cost Reductions Lead To System Price Cuts Of Up To 14.2 Percent

- 1998-09-15

ROUND ROCK, Texas--BUSINESS WIRE--Sept. 15, 1998--Dell Computer Corporation (NASDAQ:DELL), the world's leading direct computer systems company, today reduced prices on selected configurations of its Dell Precisiontm WorkStation 410 by up to 14.2 percent in the United States.

Tags: cost reduction, Dell Computer Corp., workstation
Dell Drops Prices On Precision WorkStations; Component Cost Reductions Lead To System Price Cuts Of Up To 14.2 Percent

- 1998-09-15

ROUND ROCK, Texas--BUSINESS WIRE--Sept. 15, 1998--Dell Computer Corporation (NASDAQ:DELL), the world's leading direct computer systems company, today reduced prices on selected configurations of its Dell Precisiontm WorkStation 410 by up to 14.2 percent in the United States.

Tags: cost reduction, Dell Computer Corp., workstation
Dell Drops Prices On Precision WorkStations; Component Cost Reductions Lead To System Price Cuts Of Up To 14.2 Percent

- 1998-09-15

ROUND ROCK, Texas--BUSINESS WIRE--Sept. 15, 1998--Dell Computer Corporation (NASDAQ:DELL), the world's leading direct computer systems company, today reduced prices on selected configurations of its Dell Precisiontm WorkStation 410 by up to 14.2 percent in the United States.

Tags: cost reduction, Dell Computer Corp., workstation

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Decision Makers

Name (plus bio)	Position
Alex Gruzen	Senior Vice President, Product
Stewart Vangraan	Managing Director

Organization	Position	Status
Dell Inc.	Senior Vice President, Product Group	Current
Dell Computer (Proprietary) S.A.	Senior Vice President, Product	Current
Sony Corporation		Former
Harvard University	master of business administration degree	Former
Massachusetts Institute of Technology	master of science degrees in Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering	Former

Organization	Position	Status
Dell Computer (Proprietary) S.A.	Managing Director	Current

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