Michael Dell throws support behind company CEO
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Dell Inc. DELL.O Chairman Michael   Dell on Tuesday threw his support behind Chief Executive Kevin   Rollins, while promising the computer maker was "working   diligently" to resolve its mounting problems.
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Dell President and CEO Kevin Rollins has indicated that the company is actively considering including Advanced Micro Devices processors inside its server products in the foreseeable future.
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Michael Dell's return as chief executive of the computer maker he founded 23 years ago is unlikely to fix a company quickly that stumbled under ex-CEO Kevin Rollins, analysts said on Thursday.
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Dell Inc., battered by battery recalls and disappointing earnings, said Wednesday that Chairman Michael Dell will return to run the company he had built into one of the world's largest makers of personal computers. Dell's appointment is effective immediately. He replaces Kevin Rollins, who also resigned as a member of the board.
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Solectron boss to head ops Battered Dell has moved to get its act together by drafing in a tech manufacturing veteran to oversee its global operations.â¦
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IBMÂ executives looking for a buyer for their company's PC business most likely did not spend time in Round Rock, Texas. Speaking at a press conference at OpenWorld on Tuesday, Dell founder and Chief Executive Officer Michael Dell said that his company's U.S. facilities give them an edge against other North American vendors.
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Dell inc. said its former CEO Michael Dell is stepping back into that position, immediately replacing Kevin Rollins.
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Shares in computer firm Dell rise 5% on the news that founder Michael Dell has returned to lead the firm.
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Dell Inc. , the No. 1 personal computer maker and the best customer of leading computer chip maker Intel , is mulling using rival chips from AMD , its chief executive said on Thursday.
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(InfoWorld) - Two and a half years afterÂ handing the chief executive title to his hand-picked successor, Kevin Rollins, Michael Dell is again running the company he founded. Dell struggled under Rollins' tenure, recentlyÂ losing its number-one PC vendor rankingÂ to a resurgent Hewlett-PackardÂ and weathering a formal investigation by the U.S. Securities and Exchange CommissionÂ into the company's accounting practices. Rollins has resigned his position as CEO and member of the company's board of directors, Dell said in a statement Wednesday. The company's board had decided that "there is no better person in the world to run Dell at this time than the man who created the Direct Model and who has built this company over the last 23 years," the statement said. Dell also remains chairman of the board. Rollins joined Dell in 1996 from management consulting firm Bain & Co. Prior to assuming the role of CEO in July 2004, he had served as Dell's president, chief operations officer and vice chairman. Â
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By From news reports  Michael Dell, who created one of the world's biggest personal computer companies out of his college dormitory room, may find it just as tough to rebuild his business, now that he has taken back the leadership of the company.
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By MATT SLAGLE  DALLAS - Dell Inc. on Wednesday named Solectron Corp. Chief Executive Mike Cannon to head up the computer company's newly formed global operations division, where he will oversee all manufacturing, procurement and supply chain activities.
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Michael S. Dell said he deserved a share of the blame for recent problems at Dell Inc. and reaffirmed his support for his chief executive, Kevin B. Rollins.
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Dell Inc., battered by battery recalls and disappointing earnings, said yester day that chairman Michael Dell will return to run the company he built into one of the world's largest makers of personal computers.
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InfoWorld - Dell president and CEO Kevin Rollins indicated that the company is actively considering including AMD processors in its server roster in the foreseeable future.
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Dell Inc.  has made progress  in its turnaround efforts but still has &quot;a long way to go&quot; to  spur personal computer sales and regain lost market share,  Chief Executive Michael Dell said on Tuesday.
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Apparently Dell is too big for even Michael D. to run by himself. So the company has created the Digg-like Dell Idea Storm, where would-be CEOs can offer their 2 cents on how to run the show. At press time, more than 800 ideas had been submitted, with the most popular being: 1) preload less crapware, 2) offer more open source software, and 3) no more support calls with âBillie Jo from Bangalore,â please. The worst suggestion? Having Michael Dell deliver his PCs in person, kind of like a Dominoâs pizza. And if the PC crashes or blows up within the first 30 minutes, itâs free.