Dell missed global IT recovery China markets list its global revenue second

Every reporter Nings strong from the Beijing global well-known PC company's latest earnings, so that is promoting the "It Recovery theory" of the industry can not help but surprise. Net profit slipped 54% Dell's third-quarter earnings showed the company's net profit of $337 million trillion, down 54% from the 727 million-dollar period last year.　　At the same time, sales were $12.9 billion trillion, down 15% from 15.2 billion dollars a year earlier. "Dell, once the world's second-largest market share, has been replaced by Acer, another PC, in connection with the recovery of the financial crisis from the consumer market."　　"Yesterday, some domestic third party analysts pointed out that Dell is facing a decline in the company's personal computer business market share."　　Dell, in a media interview, also admits that corporate users may take longer to replace a new computer running the Microsoft Windows7 operating system.　　The results show that almost all of Dell's business performance has slipped, including large business revenue fell 23% Year-on-year, SME business revenue fell 19% Year-on-year, consumer business revenue fell 10% year-on-year. Dell's other rivals are already on the "recovery" express.　　Last year, another PC maker Hewlett-Packard released the latest earnings, the company's net profit growth of 14% per cent, Lenovo Group also recently announced a net profit of 53.08 million U.S. dollar warming signal. Betting on the Chinese market is now a chance to gamble on China as Dell's only option.　　At present, China has become Dell's second-largest global revenue, with sales rising by 20% compared with the fiscal quarter, up 8% from a year earlier, according to earnings reports. In the Chinese market, Dell wants to expand the coverage of regional markets, and there is still great potential for growth in these markets, a senior Dell official said. "Dell's profitability in the Chinese market is very satisfying compared to other competitors," he said.　　said the person. The full range of products in China to promote, it seems to become Dell's "winter" prescription. For example, Dell recently launched its first smartphone in China. But there are concerns in the industry about how Dell, which has no advantage in mobile communications in the face of China's complex mobile phone market, should contend with Nokia, Samsung and the larger Shanzhai machines.