Dell: iPad is too brilliant for business

General Director of Dell, Michael Dell said in an interview with The Australian Financial Review, that his company is not going to surrender in the fight for a place on the Tablet market. In his opinion, the iPad tablet has no place in the information structure of the enterprise.

 

Clarified the position of the head of a top manager, Joe Kramer:

"People love these brilliant device, but IT departments are very difficult to support them.

If you make a presentation, and something went wrong on the software side, you can take up to four days to fix the problem. By the standards of the industry, it is unacceptable long time. "

Apparently, Dell representatives set the stage for return to the populous market Tablet PCs, relying on the Windows platform 8, and corporate customers. The latter is well understood by the audience, and it is quite natural that one of the largest manufacturers of computers it is intended to cater to its interests.

With the Microsoft operating system in Dell high hopes, because they believe that there is a large pent-up demand among users of Windows XP, ignored two subsequent operating system Microsoft. Obviously, their plates will supply Dell Windows.