This presentation convey the main defferences between Dell Co. and Toshiba Co. , and contain a brief about this two companies.

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2. Prepared by: Said Shouib
To
: Ms. Sanaa’

3. Presentation Objectives
 TOSHIBA and DELL history.
 TOSHIBA and DELL employees.
 TOSHIBA a and DELL Co. Logo.
 TOSHIBA and DELL Co. advertisements.
 TOSHIBA and DELL (main products and the additional
products).
 What do you prefer???!!!!

5. • Company name: TOSHIBA Electronics Co., Ltd.
• Address: 6-6, Kita Kogyo-Danchi, Kitakami-City, Iwate, 0248510, Japan
• Phone: +81-197-71-3003
• Fax: +81-197-71-3200

6. TOSHIBA Corporation is a Japanese electronics
company, the seventh largest manufacturer of
electrical and electronic equipment in the world and
the largest semiconductor manufacturer in Japan.

7. D LL company founded in America, Texas. in the
year 1984, by Michael Dell.
In 1985, DELL came out with their very first computer called
the Turbo, which had an eight-megahertz processor. Sold at $
795 U.S.

8. Is an American company headquartered in Round Rock
- Texas specializing in the field of computer and
technology, develop, manufacture, sale, and support for
personal computers and other related products with
combinations.

9. The company went public in 1988
The first DELL
laptop made its
debut in 1991

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11. . In 2008, Dell was the 2nd largest company, behind HP
in terms of computer sales. The dell logo on any pc
makes you sure that you will get total value to your
money.

12. The number of employees in TOSHIBA co.
approximately 161,000 employees (as of March 31,
2004). In 2001 the figure was 190,000. in 2002,
18,000 workers were dismissed

13. TOSHIBA have a lot of branches in most
countries of the world

14. By 2008, Dell became employs more than
88.000 people around the world, As of
2010 the company employs about 16,000
people in the facility

15. 32,100 employees are employed in the Asia-Pacific region.
Manufacturing facilities are in Malaysia, India, and China Regional
offices in 13 countries
39,500 people are employed in the Americas region, with
manufacturing facilities in Austin, TX; Nasville, TN; Winston Salem,
NC; and Eldorado do Sul, Brazil

16. To be a premier consumer electronics company
which manufactures and sells innovative and
technologically advanced products as it endeavors to
improve the quality of life within the global
community

17. Is to be the most successful computer
company in the world at delivering the
best customer experience in markets we
serve

18. The logo has changed by time being. But, it always represents
and expresses commitment to the customers and society
through the world.

19. A few years after Tokyo Shibaura Denki changed its
name to Toshiba, a new logo replaced all of its
predecessors.
The “Toshiba logotype” was adopted as the
symbol of Toshiba Group and optimized for use
in digitized formats.
The logotype was combined with the
“Leading Innovation” tagline to create a
new corporate brand.

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21. Despite the fact that the changes were minor over the old one logo, the
company likely spent a considerable amount of marketing resources in making
it.
What you see next are the various versions of its previous logo. It's essentially
the same old Dell logo but in different settings

23. the slanted E in Dell logo is simply the buildings
where Dell manufactured. Where as the other one
suggested that the slanted E is fulfilling the
graphic design.

24. Developing
in
laptop
manufacturing

32. LAPTOPS
LAPTOPS
Mobiles
Mobiles

33. Camera
Camera
Television, fridges,
Television, fridges,
etc.
etc.
Memory Card and etc.
Memory Card and etc.

36. TOSHIBA Co. using special advertising to attract the
customer. By using famous persons and great places
to make the advertisements

39. Dell Uses
Social Media
to Listen,
Learn and
Engage With
its Customers

40. DELL will meet customer expectations of:
•Highest quality
•Leading technology
•Competitive pricing
•Individual and company accountability
•Best-in-class service and support
•Flexible customization capability
•Superior corporate citizenship
•Financial stability
social media is far more than a tool — it’s an extension of
our brand, which is all about enabling people everywhere
to use technology to grow and thrive

41. Join Dell on Facebook® and explore our communities' pages
for the latest updates from Dell
Experience Dell's public circles and Google+ hangouts
Follow Dell on Twitter for the latest Dell and industry buzz
Get LinkedIn® to Dell and learn about potential career and
business opportunities.

42. The war between
TOSHIBA and DELL

44. Who is the best TOSHIBA or DELL ???
What are your opinion??

45. To learn more about TOSHIBA:
http://www.toshiba.co.jp/worldwide/index.html
http://us.toshiba.com/tv/
http://us.toshiba.com/computers/laptops

46. To learn more about DELL:
http://www.dell.com/
http://support.dell.com/
http://www.dell.com/us/p/laptops