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Summary Of Mo's Panera Bread
Based on Prof. Mo’s Panera Bread Case flawed presentation, and compared to what should/could have been included, evaluate it in the columns below. Outline is from Syllabus, Primary Case Team Presentation, pages 14-15.
Outline Case Presentation (from STRENGTHS WEAKNESSES > ADD: WHAT WOULD BE BETTER?
I. Strategic Profile of the organization and Case Analysis Purpose
a. Mission, Vision, Values, Objectives, and Strategy
II. Situation Analysis
III. General environmental analysis
a. PESTEL highlights, relevant to the specific industry
IV. Industry analysis
a. 5 Forces Model
b. Industry dynamics
V. Competitor analysis
a. Industry Key Success Factors
b. Outlook for profitability
VI. Internal analysis
a. How well is present
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