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To: Mohan Marette who wrote (76312)	11/3/1998 3:06:00 PM
From: stockman_scott	Respond to of 176387

DELL is the pioneer and leader in the industry and others are now trying to follow. Yet, it all comes down to the ability to execute. I think many of us know who will continue to lead the industry. DELL is committed to re-inventing its processes and constant and never ending improvement. The bar is being raised all of the time. Here is a new zdnet article on this topic: <<MICRON, GATEWAY ADVANCE ONLINE SERVICE Chasing online leader Dell, Micron Electronics and Gateway announced new customer-service initiatives. Micron intends to "Webify" its entire business, including a redesigned Web site with more interaction between company and customers. Micron also announced sweeping price cuts and an unusual move to bundle Beta 3 of Windows 2000 (NT 5.0) as an option on its ClientPro desktops and NetFrame servers as soon as the software is released. Click for more. Gateway, meanwhile, announced a new Web site designed for its Your:)Ware program, which helps computer shoppers research, purchase and obtain online loan approval to finance a Gateway PC. Bottom line: Some companies are discovering they can give customers better service online than they can in person. >>