Taking Dell Private David J Collis David B Yoffie Matthew Shaffer 2013
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I’ve had the pleasure of being in the same room as David Collis in my professional life. Collis was the VP/General Counsel of Dell Inc., for 18 years, during which time he transformed the company from an upstart PC maker into one of the largest in the world. Dell was a privately held company that went public in 2004. As the CEO of one of the world’s largest corporations, Collis led the company through one of the greatest changes in corporate culture since, well,
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“I was hired as Dell’s Executive Vice President in 2004, I had been appointed in February by CEO Michael Dell, in an executive shuffle. He wanted a company he could trust with complete freedom to run it without much of a structural restructuring. At that time Dell was, if I may use the phrase, “the weakest link” in the tech industry. Its business model was not to sell the equipment and software they produced but to resell it to the customers. The company had become the worst company in