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    Describe positioning and operational effectiveness at Panera Bread. Identify numerous examples in your description. According to company’s profile given in case 8‚ Panera Bread’s establishment started in 1981 by Louis Kane and Ron Shaich as a bakery café. Sooner they have studied the market and opened café chains in different states. They had realized that they had an opportunity to compete with other fast food companies if they could offer higher quality and at the same time quick dining experience

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    have different skills and experience requirements.  Check your own background‚ skills‚ and experiences to see if you can handle this business which has a tendency to be volatile at times.  The financial requirement does not stop from paying the franchise fees and get a hold of the initial utensils and equipment to start the business running.  You have to maintain a working capital to flourish the business.  Be prepared with cash to operate it fully.  Take note that there is a lechon manok and liempo

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    please your customer. In the franchise business‚ your customer is the person who has paid you thousands of dollars for a franchise…It’s a different business.” The crux of the case study details Blair’s inspiration and planning for his concepts as a result of a career in the restaurant business. His idea of an artisanal pizzeria in the Charlotte area is a novel one‚ and by all accounts has thus far been successful. However‚ he mentions that he has never worked for a franchise operation before‚ and by

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    Cilantro’s Current Situation…………………………………….……. Page 4 3. Cilantro’s Objectives and Strategies………………..………….....… Page 5 4. Cilantro Going International……………………...…..……...……...…Page 6 5. Cilantro’s Strengths and Weaknesses…………………...………… Page 9 6. Conclusion……………………………………………..……..……… Page 11 7. Recommendations…………………..…….………………...…………Page 11  References…………………………………………..….…..…………. Page 12 1- Cilantro’s History: In 2000‚ Cilantro was originally established by creative young entrepreneurs Maher

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    first opened as a sushi train in 1999 and a further 4 trains were opened in the next 6 years. In 2006 the company’s business model was re-written and the sushi trains were transformed in to cabinet sushi take away shops‚ then by 2010 there were 32 franchises Australia wide. The key business issues and challenges were then identified. It was found that most of the challenges of Go Sushi was related to franchisee issues including the taking on of franchisees that did not have adequate business skills

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    Edgar Leon 3 David Weagle 3 Roy Blanchard 1 Group Project 2‚ Joint Ventures vs. Franchises Lufthansa/ANA Joint Venture vs. Ace Hardware Joint Ventures and franchises have been advantageous strategic approaches to business for some time affording companies specific benefits for advancing or gaining market share. A joint venture (JV) is an agreement to begin a commercial enterprise that generally benefits both parties taking advantage of other companies’ existing‚ infrastructure‚ intellectual capital

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    entrees‚ the restaurant solved the problem of food storage and wastage. Introduction: Benihana now has a chain of 15 units across the country. Nine were company-owned and five were franchised. The decision to stop franchising was made because franchise investors are novice and they have problems relate to native Japanese staff. It is also more difficult to maintain control over the franchisee. Sales and training: Benihana also included the bar/lounge in the restaurant. The beverage sales accounts

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    people around town‚ especially college students. As word spread about his sandwiches‚ Jimmy John’s began to gain acclaim and began to make money. (Gibbs‚ 2005) 1985 marked the opening of the second Jimmy John’s. Since then the sandwich shop franchise has continued to flourish with over 690 stores currently open nation-wide. The restaurant still bases its business on serving gourmet sandwiches with fresh ingredients. The difference between Jimmy John’s and the rest is that Jimmy John’s is “that

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    Advantages and disadvantages of franchising‚ and advice I would give to an entrepreneur who is evaluating a franchise opportunity The advantages for the franchisee The franchisor franchisee relationship is symbiotic-each party provides the other something beneficial it would not have been able to provide for itself. Both gain so both must contribute. The franchisor’s best interest is having each of its outlets succeed‚ and because of this‚ the franchising firm provides a number of advantages to

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    operating model would be the best choice for this franchise as it will assist in the integration of processes throughout franchises 200 locations. The main location will have the ability to make changes to expectations or processes and make them available to all of the 200 locations from the main location without having to go to each location individually. This operating model will improve the structure and processes of the 200 franchise locations by making it possible to reach out to all

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