At Dell, we work at the speed of a start-up: Karinne Brannigan

Post the buyout of EMC in 2016 and re-listing in the stock markets, Dell Technologies believes that it has to work like a start-up in order to sustain its business.

Karinne Brannigan, Senior Vice President, APJ Marketing, Dell Technologies, said, “From Day 1 of the integration (after Dell bought EMC for $67 billion) and even after the first year, we were working extra jobs of what our structure would look like, and how it would work. In spite of the size of our organization, we work at the speed of a start-up.”

Dell, which shot to fame as a PC maker, bought EMC, a storage giant, in the largest tech deal, and since then Dell has also re-listed in the US stock markets after founder Michael Dell de-listed and kept it private for a few years.