that listed all the ways his company, Dell Technologies, is helping to fight the spread of coronavirus worldwide.
On the philanthropic side, Dell says the company has made a donation of two million yuan to fund in-demand materials "including surgical masks, protective clothing and eye protectors for local hospitals" in China. Dell has cancelled several major events, including turning its massive Dell Technologies World 2020 customer event into a virtual conference.as its California-based competitor, Cisco did earlierDell writes that 65% of its employees already work from home on a some kind of a regular basis, regardless. It has, however, implemented an ask-your-manager policy for all its workers — for instance, Dell is allowing many customer support people to work from home.
Moving business back to US would make much more sense.
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