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Dutch Bros Case Study
Interview with the operation manager of Dutch Bros
Dutch Bros is one of the largest drive thru coffee seller in the United States. They provide coffee, smoothies, and energy drinks as well as teas and freezes. There are over 200 store in 7 different States, 17 store of them are located in Arizona State. The interview was with Mr. Brandon the operational manager for Dutch Bros. My questions were generally about Dutch Bros and specifically about the supply chain management aspects in Dutch Bros.
1. When did you start working for Dutch Bros?
2. What is your qualification?
3. What is your task?
4. How do you describe Dutch Bros environment?
5. Where do you keep your inventory?
6. What is the average time to serve a customer?
7. When is your working
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