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Solution to Kristen Cookie Case
KRISTEN’S COOKIE CASE
FOR
DR. JUN-YEON LEE
MGMT 6355
FALL 2010
BY:
AMIN DADWANI

KRISTEN’S COOKIE COMPANY
INTRODUCTION:
A couple of students, roommates, planned to launch a cookie company in there on campus apartment. The purpose was to serve freshly baked cookies to hungry students late night by taking orders online.
They needed following equipments and ingredients in process of making
Cookies: -
1-Equipment: - Oven, Food processor, Cooking tray, Spoons.
2-Ingredient: - Dough, Chocolate chip, M&Ms, Chopped health bars, Coconut, Walnut, & Raisins.
The cost of ingredient is $0.60 a dozen and $0.10 for a delivery box for a
Dozen. In variable cost landlord bears the electricity charges. Considering
The wage of self and roommate, we assume that they charges $10.00 an
Hour.
Procedure of making Cookies: -
1- Add ingredient in a cleaned mixing bowl according to the customers demand.
2- Spoon the cookies in cookie tray.
3- Heat the oven and put the tray in it.
4- let it bake.
5- Take out the tray and put it aside to cool.
6- Pack the cookies for delivery.
1-How long will it take to fill the rush order?

This can be easily understood by following Flow Chart and a diagram.
0 minute in taking order on e-mail.
6 minutes in cleaning the mixing bowl and mixing the ingredients.
2 minutes in spooning a dozen cookies in a cookie tray.
1 minute in heating the oven and putting the tray inside.
9 minutes for baking the cookies.
5 minutes for taking out the tray from the oven and for cooling.
2 minutes for packing a dozen cookies in a box for delivery.
1 minute for collecting money.

This shows that it takes 26 minutes to fill a rush order.

2- how many orders can you fill in a night, assuming you are open four hours each night?

According to the case calculations, one order of a dozen cookies can be
Served in 26 minutes and

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