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To: Tweaker who wrote (60552)8/24/1998 11:33:00 PM
From: Tweaker  Read Replies (1) of 176387
 
I just got my copy of "The Roaring 2000's" by Harry S. Dent from Amazon.com. In reading the book I cannot help thinking of Dell.

Some quotes from the book:

"Electronic communication and commerce will also allow companies to tailor products and services to individual needs for what standardized goods cost today. Customized goods and services, once luxuries, will increasingly be affordable for the average consumer. The result is that consumers will get better products at better prices because businesses will be able to customize and cut cost."

"The companies that will be able to respond to these expectations are those that literally run from the customer back, like the Internet, and not from the top down, like a traditional bureaucratic hierarchy."

"In the race for leadership characteristic of the spending wave, success becomes less a matter of who has the best product or technological innovation, and more a matter of who can bring the new products into the mainstream the fastest."

"Are you wondering what the next version of the assembly line revolution will be? You need look no further than the personal computer and modem you use every day. The vast, powerful, and intricate electronic communications network known as the Internet represents the key productivity lever that will drive the new economy. In the coming decade, we will undoubtedly see an even greater productivity revolution that that of the Roaring Twenties.

GO MIGHTY DELL
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