Versions Compared

Old Version 4

changes.mady.by.user Stephanie Chang

Saved on

compared with

New Version 5

changes.mady.by.user Stephanie Chang

Saved on

Key

  • This line was added.
  • This line was removed.
  • Formatting was changed.
Comment: Migrated to Confluence 4.0

...


                                                                          
 
 
 
 

:: Home ::

:: Mission Statement ::

:: Corporate Focus ::

   :: Discussion Forum ::   

:: About Us ::

 :: BenQ Corp ::

  :: Chery Auto ::

  :: Lenovo ::

:: Shanghai Auto  ::

  :: TCL ::


Panel
borderColor#ccc
bgColor#FFFFCE
titleBGColor#ccccff
borderWidth2
titleWelcome to the Chinese Business Forum!
borderStylesolid

This page contains current research on Lenovo. Information include timeline of firm history, in-depth articles about company events and changes, and analyses of Lenovo. Please click on the titles for the full article. We welcome more contributions - submit through Contact US section.

...

The executive exodus has come as a surprise to Dell's Asia boss. "It's obviously something that we didn't expect," Felice says. But, he adds, "we are dealing with it. None of these people is irreplaceable." Felice says that he was able to promote replacements from within the company quickly thanks to what he calls "the depth and breadth of our bench." Taking a shot at his Chinese rival, he says that the raid on Dell shows that Lenovo didn't have the same sort of talent. "It's a little surprising that they would have to fill so many jobs," he says.

Wiki MarkupAs Michael Dell's man in Lenovo's backyard, the 49-year-old Felice is in an unusual situation for a Dell exec \ [\]of being the underdog. In the U.S., it is Dell that is on top and Lenovo that is the upstart. Not so in Asia. With 20% market share, Lenovo is No. 1 in the Asia-Pacific region which excludes Japan but includes just about everything else from South Korea to New Zealand to India. \ [\]

That top-dog position is thanks to Lenovo's dominance of China, where the company has one-third of the market. Dell has 9.5% of the Asian market, behind Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) at 12%, according to statistics from International Data. A year ago, Lenovo was at 18.4%, HP was at 12%, and Dell was at 8.8%.

...