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    ORGANIZATIONAL BUSINESS MODEL FOR LUXURY HOTELS External AgentsHealth Inspectors Mystery Shoppers IRS State/County Governments AAARestaurant Critics Elevator Inspectors Better Business Bureau Fire Department Environmental Protection Agency Credit Card Companies | | | | | | | Strategic PartnersConvention and Visitor’s Bureau Theme Parks Golf Associations City Council Central Florida Hotel and Lodging Association Rosen School of HospitalityCommunity

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    planning. The Ritz-Carlton has excelled in establishing their well-known luxury brand across the world by establishing and adhering to their own standards‚ known as the Gold Standards. They have also established a unique set and order of business priority measurements and have one of the best training programs for employees and professionals. These models and practices enable The Ritz-Carlton to deliver consistent superior service regardless the culture or country they operate their hotels in. In turn

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    to a hotel opening is currently used by The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company as a state of the art blitz‚ to acclimate new employees to the principles and standards of hotel operations. However‚ pressure from Brian Collins‚ parner and current chief operating officer for Millenium Hospitality Partners‚ is questioning the validity and effectiveness of such a routine procedure. These concerns are primarily focused around the opening of the Washington‚ DC’s historical Foggy Bottom Ritz-Carlton hotel. James

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    Ritz Carlton: The Case for Service Ritz Carlton Case Study Quality management begins with the president and the other 13 senior executives who make up the corporate steering committee and the  senior quality-management team. Corporate Management They meet weekly to review: 1. product- and service-quality measures 2. guest satisfaction 3. market growth and development‚ 4. organizational indicators‚ profits‚ and competitive status Corporate Management  Approximately one-fourth of each

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    The Ritz Carlton Hotel Company Since 1898‚ Ritz-Carlton relied on the vision of services that are personalized and would satisfy the most discerning guest. In the beginning‚ a New York based real estate company named Millennium Partners decided to do business in the hotel industry. They believed that in order to sell residential properties‚ you must be the best at service. The best way to convince people that they’re going to have a great time is to have great services and that is how

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    Ritz-Carlton Case Study The two different types of (CRM) Customer Relationship Management are operational and analytical CRM. “Operational CRM supports traditional transactional processing for day-to-day front-office operations or systems that deal directly with the customers. Analytical CRM supports back-office operations and strategic analysis and includes all systems that do not deal directly with the customers. According to our text book the primary difference between operational CRM and

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    The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company has a long and intriguing history dating back to the late 1800’s. The hotel company has always been a company that focused on excellent personalized service that would satisfy even the most discerning guests. From 1983-1997 is when the hotel truly grew from one hotel to an international tycoon in the industry. Suffering from two world wars and a great depression they took one single hotel out of Boston and turned the organization into one of the most successful hotel

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    Summary...............................................................3 II. Company Profile...................................................................4 III. Balance Score Card.............................................................6 A. Ritz Service Culture..............................................................7 B. Balanced Scorecard Tables..................................................8‚9 C. Strategy Map.....................................................................

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    The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company Customer Service may be an elusive concept‚ but it certainly is one of the things you recognize most when it is missing. The Ritz-Carlton brand name‚ however‚ has been standing for excellence in service since its very beginning‚ mastering this particular field like no other company. The ongoing success inevitably raises the questions: What are they really selling? What is the essence of the Ritz-Carlton experience? During the staff orientation‚ Mr. Schulze remarked

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    3rd Assignment – Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company How does The Ritz-Carlton create “Ladies and Gentlemen” in only 7 days? The seven days countdown was a result of the evolution and refinement of the hotel opening process‚ which became more solidified in the late 1980s to early 1990s when hotel chain was opening many new properties. The first two days were devoted to orienting employees to The Ritz-Carlton culture and values‚ while remaining five days involved more specific skills training and trial

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