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In early April, CEO Michael Dell offered a blueprint of how his company plans to pull itself out of its current situation and return to the profitability and innovation of years past. To achieve this, the company is moving away from older markets and entering new ones. eWEEK took a look at what is working for the Round Rock, Texas, company and what is not.

By Scott Ferguson

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