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基本説明
Compares Dell Computer, and G. F. Swift, the leading meatpacking firm of the late nineteenth century, to reveal how communications revolutions in different periods enabled business to innovate their operations and reshape the geography of profit-making.
Full Description
Territories of Profit compares Dell Computer, the dominant computer manufacturer of the late twentieth century, and G. F. Swift, the leading meatpacking firm of the late nineteenth century, to reveal how communications revolutions in different periods enabled businesses to innovate their operations, reorganize the structure of the firm, and reshape the geography of profit-making. By depicting the parallel experiences of Dell and Swift, which both deployed revolutionary communications technologies in their business systems and transformed patterns of development through their innovative advances, the book challenges simplified representations of the contemporary economy as historically unprecedented. Territories of Profit also incorporates information from interview sources within Dell to portray the "Dell Model" in ways never before revealed in existing studies of the PC maker.
Contents
Table of Contents for Territories of Profit 1. Introduction: Communications and Innovation, Business Organization and Territory Part 1. Theory 2. From Communications and Innovation to Business Organization and Territory: A Synthesis Part 2. Rails, Telegraphy, and the Business Enterprise of G.F. Swift and Company 3. The Railroad and Telegraph as Commerce System and Market Space 4. Continental Divide: The Business Enterprise of G.F. Swift and Company Part 3. The Internet and the Business Organization of Dell Computer 5. The Internet as Commerce System and Market Space 6. Global Reach: The Business Organization of Dell Computer 7. Conclusion: The Rhyme of History Notes Reference Index
