In the past several weeks and even months, computer company Dell has been buffeted by problems. Their share in the market losses has been a great one that they are now in the process of streamlining the whole business in order to get back what they had lost. All of Dell’s efforts will be headed by returning CEO Michael Dell. Dell replaced former CEO Kevin Rollins last Wednesday and he said he plans to be Dell’s Chief Executive for several years. The job of turning the company around is nothing new to him since he was the one brought it about from scratch way back in 1984. This time he’s in for another awesome challenge.

The market share losses of Dell has been hard on all Dell employees however drastic measures have to be applied in order to turn the company around – this time better and stronger than before. Through Michael Dell’s leadership a lot of management changes will be implemented. At this time bonuses for senior executive officers are suspended. Redundancies are also quite evident in the company so from 20 managers reporting to the CEO, Dell plans to slim it down to only 12. And to strengthen their market, a Global Operations unit that will be in charge of manufacturing and procurement is also being developed.

Well, Dell has a long way to go before things become stable, good luck!