Business Case Study: Shinra Corp Cafe

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Jesse J. Miller12/10/2017NET-637Shinra Corp CafeI.Organization Background[ The business I am designing for my case study is an internet-cafe called Shinra Corp Cafe. This business caters to in-house competitions for local events. It is also a central hub for gamers in surrounding areas and for other technology enthusiasts to gather, meet, and exchange ideas.]Finding information about sales and business success rates for a newer emerging style of businesses is a challenging task. However, researching business locations did lead to some quantitative data. Internet cafes, also known as e-cafes, are very successful in Asia and many parts of Europe. In the United States, they are still unknown and very limited in numbers. Upon investigation of why it becomes clear that population density is a big factor of success in an e-cafe.A.Physical LocationShinra Corp cafe has physical locations in New York City, Chicago, and San Francisco. These locations are critical to the success of the company as they have some of the highest populations in the United States and the population density to back them up. The building locations are centralized downtown, where the most foot traffic is.
Jesse J. Miller12/10/2017NET-637Shinra Corp Café has also teamed with local school districts, in each branch location,
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