13 : Dell Computer Corp.
Expanded Profile
Top 100 Revenue: $557,677,000
Defense revenue:
Civilian revenue:
2002 revenue: $35.4 billion for fiscal year 2003, ended Feb.1
2002 earnings : $2.12 billion for fiscal 2003, ended Feb. 1
2001 revenue: $31.2 billion for fiscal 2002, ended Feb. 1, 2002
2001 earnings: $1.8 billion for fiscal 2002, ended Feb. 1, 2002
Number of employees: 39,100
Headquarters: Round Rock, Texas
Web address: www.dell.com
President/CEO: Michael Dell, chairman and CEO; Kevin Rollins, president and COO
Head of gov't business: Tom Buchsbaum, vice president and general manager of Dell Federal
Ticker: Nasdaq: DELL
Lines of business: Public sector, consumer, small and medium business, and corporate accounts
Major customers: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Army; Navy; Air Force; and Federal Aviation Administration
Major contracts/projects: Dells works on the Navy/Marine Corps Intranet project with EDS as the prime contractor. Dell is responsible for providing the systems for this global project, from the servers and storage to the more than 350,000 desktops and notebooks used by the individual Marines and sailors. The storage capacity will encompass more than 2,000 terabytes of data, enough to hold the entire contents of all U.S. academic research libraries combined.
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