Subway vs. Jimmy John’s History Mason Cothran borrowed one thousand dollars from family friend, Peyton Vandiver, to start his first sandwich shop on August 28, 1965. Subway restaurants have been consistently ranked in Entrepreneur magazine’s top five hundred franchises, and Subway was selected as the number two overall franchises in 2008. Additionally, it was ranked as the number three “Fastest Growing Franchise” and number one “Global Franchise” as well. In March 2011, Subway was ranked the most popular Fast-Food restaurant in the United States in a poll of over 43 thousand social media users. At the end of 2010, Subway restaurants surpassed McDonald’s restaurant with 33,749 restaurants across the globe.
The article told us that the competition is mainly from Taco Bell and Qdoba, especially a new menu called “ Cantina Bell” generated by Taco Bell, which offers very similar food like Chipotle, and the price is much lower. So to Chipotle, finding out how to identify ways to make the company stand out in different competition and keep the company in maintaining profitability is the most important thing. Economic depression is another concern, because under this circumstance, people will cut down their spending on eating outside or best to keep the current level. In other words, if Chipotle’s food price is too much higher or they consider raising its menu price due to the higher food costs, perhaps the customers will not buy it, but turn around to buy a similar food from another place with a lower price. Situation Analysis * Strengths.
Consumers are buying more snack chips per person, an increase of 2 pounds over four years. * Frito-Lay is the worldwide leader manufacturing and marketing of snack chips. Frito-Lay is a national brand firm that distributes products nationwide. Frito-Lay accounts for 13 percent of snack-food sales in the United States, with about one half of retail sales in the snack chip category. Also, Frito-Lays has eight of the top ten selling snack chips.
Madden 1 Harvey Madden Mrs. Crabtree English 101 Nov. 10th, 2012 Who’s to Blame? David Zinczenco, the editor-in-chief of Men’s Health Magazine wrote, “Don’t Blame the Eater.” In his reading he cites the irresponsible actions of fast food establishments, such as marketing to young kids, not providing nutritional facts completely, being responsible for obesity and poor health issues in many Americans today. This poses the question. Can they be held accountable? In all reality, maybe it is the lack of concern and the love of financial gain that these establishments thrive off of.
As of 2012 Chick-fil-a has a total of 1,600 restaurant locations, making them the second largest fast food restaurant chain in the U.S. (Chick-fil-a, 2012). This company falls under the quick service restaurant field and under the monopolistic competition market, which comes with a lot of different competitors. Chick-fil-a does not have too many direct competitors in the chicken fast-food industry, but when looking at the fast food industry as a whole they have quite a few competitors. When it comes to selling their main, and only product, chicken. Their main competitor would be KFC who is ranked number one in the chicken field, and overall for the quick service field McDonalds ranks number one.
White Castle began in 1921 by founder Billy Ingram and the White Castle hamburger is introduced in the market. The name White was meant to describe the company’s purity and cleanliness and Castle signified strength and stability. According to the company’s recent press release, White Castle was the first fast food hamburger chain, founded in 1921and now operates more than 400 restaurants in eleven states (2010). The original success of the company was in its marketing because before 1921, the hamburger was an undesirable product (Goldberg, 2010). In terms of fast food restaurant life span, even twenty-five years in business can seem like an eternity.
Being a fine foods store that specializes in foods that do not use any type of preservatives there will always be a problem with waste. To help curb this problem I propose implementing a system that allows Kathy to forecast sales by using data from previous years. This new system will not completely solve the problems with throwing away food but, it will help Kathy forecast what she needs and will help to ensure that she does not order more than necessary. The second issue which is the high-payroll problem is a little more difficult to deal with. A possible way to help compensate for these high salary positions is to allow other employees to train with the current butcher, baker, and wine
Burger King and Taco Bell started in the 1950s, and Wendy's opened in 1969. Some chains, like Carl's Jr., KFC and Jack in the Box, existed before the Speedee Service System, but modified their cooking techniques after. McDonald's, which started it all, is now the world's largest fast-food chain. According to the National Restaurant Association, in 2005, sales of
Currently, in the courts, fast food is being compared to the tobacco companies due to the way they “seduced smokers” (Hirsch, 2006). This is because some people believe that the fast food industry hasn’t warned its customers of their food’s health effects (Hirsch, 2002). However, a huge difference is that, unlike tobacco, fast food has not been found to be addictive allowing for personal control (Mello, Rimm, Studdert, 2003). In addition, nutrition menus are easily available to the public. That’s why on January 22, 2003, a class-action lawsuit against McDonalds was dismissed (Anderson, 2003; Berman, 2003).
Contents Executive Summary 2 Introduction 3 History 3 Branches in Pakistan 3 Products 4 4 Management Functions of Fat Burger 4 Mission Statement 4 Planning 4 Supplier system 4 Strategic plan 5 Operational planning 7 Competitive strategy 8 Decision making 8 SWOT analysis 8 Organizing 9 Departmentalization 9 Work specialization 9 Chain of command 9 Hierarchy of fat burger 12 Leading 12 Motivation 12 Communication 12 Corporate Culture 13 Controlling 13 Executive Summary Fat burger is a huge name in the fast food market, basically it is quick, casual, and take-out & sit down hamburger restaurant. It was formed in 1952 by Lovie Yancey. Its headquarters are in California USA, with a sum of 115 franchises all over the globe. Fat burger is a big, hearty, juicy, gourmet hamburger that uses fresh, 100% pure lean beef. In 1990, with the goal of expanding Fat burger throughout the world, the Fat burger Corporation purchased the business from Ms. Yancey.