There are way too many manual work processes at Dell. This is not normal. I do not trust the numbers at all.
Disaster waiting to happen
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in the early 2000's, we would put printed out POs in a bin at the end of our row. Order processors would walk through and gather them at ~ 3:30pm and have them entered THAT NIGHT. If it was EOQ, they would stay until they were done. 25 yrs later, with Dell pioneering "human innovation" and efficiency gains, it takes no less than 2 weeks to get a storage PO entered, if we can even find it.
WELL OILED MACHINE
Usually a by-product of having too many non-technical project managers running things around.
Back in the 80s we had agile. Only back then it was called “winging it”
I thought the point of AI was to help with the manual tasks
Agile sux!
Our competitors are swooping in to take business while we commute. Ease them in Bob with 3 to 4 hours a day, call it “flexible management.”
Manual tasks = you still have a job.
Be careful what you wish for.
They're going full g-ns with Agile now. It's not going away. They're very invested in it.
Agile was the most painful manual system I ever worked on. I hope they finally replaced it.
AI is suppose to solve all this. Just ask MD and JC
Not waiting to happen, it's happening now right before our eyes with so many ppl coming into the office and getting little to no work done.