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    Mango

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    Ozge Deniz Aydogan MANGO Mango is a Fashion Brand Textile Company which was founded on 1984 in Cataluña‚ Barcelona – Spain by the Turkish “İsak Andic Ermay” who born & grew up in Istanbul and who immigrated from Turkey to Spain with his family when he was only 14 years old. In only a short period of 26 years he made his brand spread in 100 countries with 1.700 storesAnd approximately 2 million euros of profits. Nearly all his dreams came true

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    Japan 7-11business model

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    SPECIAL FEATURE 2 Seven-Eleven Japan’s Business Model Since its establishment in 1973‚ Seven-Eleven Japan (SEJ) has always closely tracked changes in society and consumer lifestyles and has taken steps to enhance its own operations to meet emerging trends. SEJ continues to implement reforms to support continued progress. This section explains the strengths of SEJ’s business model. SEJ CORPORATE PHILOSOPHY • Modernization and Revitalization of Existing Small and Medium-Sized Stores

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    service. Not only profit-oriented but is service-oriented as well. Surplus food that are not served will be donated to our less fortunate brothers and sisters at the end of the day. Goals and Objectives 1st Objective: conduct a soft-opening of the franchise by December 2011 and to be fully operational by the start of year 2012 Our specific objectives are the following: To conduct daily inspections on the floor and restaurant equipment Strictly implement the specifications set by Chic-boy and the Food

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    the impact of the new order-entry kiosk and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system on the McDonald’s franchise experience and identified the changes which most effectively leverage these technologies. Collect more real-time data‚ implement analytics software‚ and increase communication with your suppliers‚ and you will be able to make significantly better-informed decisions at the franchise level and respond to customer’s demands with greater speed. McDonald’s understands the value of listening

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    Mcdonald's Swot

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    focus 7. 80 % franchise | 1. HIGH TURNOVER RATE 2. Lack of variations in seasonal products 3. Unhealthy food image 4. Quality concerns due to franchised operations | External | Opportunities | Threats | 1. Global expansion into newly developed parts of the world 2. Joint Ventures with different retailers 3. Add more healthier options to menus to respond to the social change of healthier eating happening right now 4. Growing rate of investments in franchise based restaurants

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    Dominos Case Study

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    Domino’s brand grows‚ managing franchise territories has become more complex and the risk of inadvertently creating territory conflict has escalated. To overcome this‚ Domino’s implemented a software solution that simplified territory identification and allocation‚ as well as improving the overall customer experience. Business Challenge When a franchisee invests in a new business‚ their contract will set out the territory and number of homes within that territory. Franchise areas and associated purchase

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    such as Topshop‚ which has carved out a reputation for its ability to pre-empt the latest catwalk styles at affordable prices and with the shortest possible lead times. The UK market for women’s clothing is forecast to grow by almost 10% between 2003 and 2008 to reach a value of nearly £12.8 billion.Tops will remain the largest sector contributing a value of £2.9 billion by the year 2008‚ accounting for almost 23% of value sector share (Source: Euromonitor) Achievements Topshop has undergone

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    Chapter 5: Forecasting Internet Case Kwik Lube Dick Johnson received his Ph.D. in the early 1950s from the University of Southern California when he was 25 years old. He accepted a teaching position as an Assistant Professor of English with the University of Washington‚ and in 1962 wrote one of the leading textbooks in basic English principles. At the age of 45‚ Dick retired from the University of Washington with a net worth of approximately a halfmillion dollars. Although Dick enjoyed traveling

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    DIRECT EXPORTING METHODS IN INTERNATIONAL MARKETING Agents • Agents provide the most common form of low cost direct involvement in foreign markets. • They are independent individuals or firms who are contracted to act on behalf of exporters to obtain orders on a commission basis and do not take ownership of the goods. • They typically represent a number of manufacturers and will handle non-competitive ranges. • They agree to meet certain targets and are expected to contribute towards

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    will be shared between IPL‚ prize money and franchisees in the ratio 40:6:54. This proportion is valid till 2017 after which IPL’s share will go up to 50. • The third source is the amount received from bidding. Bidding can be for the city based franchise rights or for the players. In ‘firm agreement’ with the players‚ IPL can earn money‚ not in case of ‘basic agreement’. • The fourth source is the 20% of all the revenues generated by a franchisee will be received by IPL. Franchisee Owners Revenues:

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