Dell Inc.: Exploring Intellectual Property, Cryptocurrency, and Blockchain

During my six-month tenure at Dell Inc., the world’s largest computer seller based in Round Rock, Texas, I had the opportunity to witness the company’s growth and innovation. From November 1st, 2004, to April 27th, 2005, I worked under contract for a company that retained rights to developmental projects that proved financially beneficial to its employees.

This period coincided with the Christmas season, which brought unparalleled success, generating a record-breaking $72 billion in revenue for the company. To meet the increased demand, employees were required to work overtime, which led to some legal challenges that are still being resolved. However, Dell is currently in a phase of strong recovery, and the winners and losers of the lawsuits are adapting to the post-COVID-19 world. As vaccinations increase, governments and corporations can shift their focus to pressing matters, allowing them to move forward with their agendas. Effective governance is key, and provenance plays a vital role in achieving it.

The efforts of programmers and inventors should always be respected and protected. While some developmental projects remain within the hands of major corporations, others may slip away. Although Dell missed the opportunity to embrace Bitcoin, the rise of cryptocurrency continued to shape the…