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    payment of royalty fees and other related payables. To achieve an ROI in a span of two years. To establish a minimum of 5 branches by 2020. Chicken at Baboy Brief history of the business A group of BM studens from DLSU-M saw a great potential in franchising and they were encouraged by their professor to pursue the venture. A few of them started to notice Chic-boy in a commercial center in Alabang. It was a relatively new establishment‚ yet a lot of customers were entering it. This made the group curious

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    the recent economic downturn‚ during which it outperformed rival hospitality industries such as restaurants and catering. Specialty coffee shops in Australia are becoming a lucrative sector‚ as a result of a growing coffee culture and increasing franchising opportunities. Australia’s strong coffee drinking culture has heavily influenced growth in specialty coffee shops‚ especially among the younger generation Gloria Jean’s in Australian Market Gloria Jean’s Coffees is dedicated to offering the world’s

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    What is Panera Bread’s strategy? Which of the five generic competitive strategies discussed in Chapter 5 most closely fit the competitive approach that Panera Bread is taking? What type of competitive advantage is Panera Bread trying to achieve? The driving concept behind Panera Bread was to provide a premium specialty bakery and café experience to urban workers and suburban dwellers. Its artisan sourdough breads made with a crafts- man’s attention to quality and detail and its award- winning

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    Papa Murphys

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    provide a great franchise opportunity. 1. Papa Murphy’s is based on 6 fundamentals - quality‚ quantity‚ low price‚ fast/friendly service‚ marketed aggressively and owner involvement  Investment Level$500‚000 - $1‚000‚000  Number of Units1430  Franchising Since1982  Royalty Fee5% Papa Murphy’s pioneered the Take ’N’ Bake pizza business more than 30 years ago and since that time‚ we’ve developed a fanatical loyal customer following and helped hundreds achieve their entrepreneurial dreams through

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    Boston Chicken Inc.

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    key to achieving and sustaining this competitive advantage. Boston Chicken was going to utilize several different aspects to achieve their overall business strategy. First‚ they used collaboration with high quality area developers. Instead of franchising to large number of small franchisees‚ Boston franchises stores to large regional developers after a careful screening process. This means that the company immediately had strong area developers which are an important component for the development

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    Discussion Board 4 Reply

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    many instances‚ products needed by the franchisee. (Satterlee‚ 2009). Betty would not be in business by herself. She would have professional advice throughout this journey. If Betty chose a sole proprietorship she would solely be responsible. Franchising means using a tried and tested formula to benefit from the experience and support of the franchisor (Schizas‚ 2013).I don’t agree that she shouldn’t employ Emma solely because of beliefs. Emma would be an employee not a partner. Emma is fully

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    three simple Middle American 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

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    Arby's/Wendy's Merger

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    Arby’s/Wendy’s Merger Triarc Companies Inc. is a holding company and‚ through one of the subsidiary Arby’s Restaurant Group Inc. is the franchisor of the Arby’s® restaurant system. Arby’s is the second largest restaurant franchising system in the sandwich segment of the quick service restaurant industry. As of June 29‚ 2008‚ there were a total of 3‚719 Arby’s restaurants in the system‚ including 1‚169 Company owned and 2‚550 franchised locations (Triarc‚ 2008). When Dave Thomas‚ founder of

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    Chinese people are more attracted by the Starbucks image and experience than to the coffee itself. Michel’s may face the difficulties when operating in Chin in China. First‚ the key source of competitive advantage of Michel’s is about its successful franchising system‚ which prepared in a central bakery and then delivered to the franchisee’s stores and hence franchisees need only minimal preparations to start their business. However‚ this competitive advantage may blur because of the issues of logistic

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    number of different companies operating in diversified fields. The main purposes for this strategy are to insure the profit and yet maintain immunity from the anti-trust prosecution that companies making acquisitions in the same line of business. Franchising is the practice of using another firm’s successful business model. Franchise company offers similar products or services in many locations. The place of service has to bear the franchisor’s signs‚ logos and trademark in a prominent place and the

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