Dell To Roll Out Single Enterprise Platform In Major Operational Revamp To Unlock AI Potential: Report

In an internal memo to the workforce, Dell Technologies Inc. (NYSE:DELL) COO and Vice Chairman Jeff Clarke has reportedly announced a significant overhaul of the company’s operations, collectively known as One Dell Way.

The changes, touted as the “biggest transformation in company history,” will see the implementation of standardized processes across the company’s operations and the launch of a single enterprise platform on May 3, reported Business Insider.

Dell did not immediately respond to Benzinga‘s request for comment.

Push To Unify Systems For AI

The One Dell Way initiative will streamline Dell's existing systems by replacing multiple applications and databases in a bid to unify data, eliminate silos, simplify software applications, and create a foundation for the company to operate as a single, integrated organization.

According to the memo cited by Business Insider, Clarke highlighted the importance of simplifying the underlying infrastructure to unlock the future potential of AI, stating that a simplified, standardized, and automated approach is essential to remain competitive.

AI Drives Dell Revenue Growth

The announcement follows Dell’s recent acquisition of Israeli AI startup Dataloop AI for $120 million. This strategic move was seen as a significant step in Dell’s AI push and its efforts to build end-to-end AI infrastructure offerings for enterprise customers.

In November, Dell delivered mixed Q3 earnings, with strong revenue growth driven by its AI offerings. "AI momentum is accelerating in the second half of the year, leading to record AI server orders of $12.3 billion and an unprecedented $30 billion in orders year to date," said Jeff Clarke, vice chairman and COO of Dell.

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