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    Chipotle Supply Chain

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    organizations, from end customers through original suppliers, using key cross-functional business processes to create value for customers and other stakeholder. Although Chipotle had been on the top of fast food industry, it still lack to comply a fundamental concept: using cross-functional integration. Indeed, different departments in Chipotle work well individually to try to achieve the company’s goal, but when the issue arose, they could not identify which step is wrong and where is the error…

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    Their outstanding commitment shows their strong ethical perspective on unhealthy fast food chains all across the world. Chipotle is not only looking to make an outstanding profit but they are conscientious about what their business can mean for the world. For some people, it could a simple alternative to another fast food chain that would have otherwise been extremely unhealthy…

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    ingredients and those higher prices then affects the price projected to the consumer. Luckily, for Chipotle, the company is seeing growth in all areas and is proud of the food they provide. Chipotle is known for their authentic and healthier Mexican food options and a more expensive menu shows for more valuable products. Mexican food is also closed off to how many options you can provide. Chipotle does a good job with offering as many different meats, toppings, salsas and other sides as they…

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    When you walk up to a Chipotle location, often times you find yourself staring at a long line out of the door. However, most customers choose to wait. There are numerous reasons consumers decide that the benefits of Chipotle outweigh the setbacks of having to spend their time in line. The line moves quickly, the options are all yours, and the food is fresh. Chipotle seems to be thriving, at least in the eyes of the consumer. But, when you research, more in depth, into the company as a whole,…

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    Chipotle Crisis Case Study

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    Chipotle: An Examination of the 2015 Food Safety Crisis and the Use of Systems Theory in the Application of Crisis Communication Best Practices (Name of Student) (Name of University) Abstract In the last quarter of 2015, a string of salmonella and E. coli outbreaks plagued the Chipotle restaurant chain, badly damaging the company’s reputation. As a result the company launched a crisis communications campaign to mitigate the damage and regain the public’s trust. The company…

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    these opportunities for success. Chipotle also has a limited menu, which is great option to maintain quality control, but when other companies are offering a variety of new products, customers may switch to those places to try these innovative recipes. 2) Volatile of Ingredient Prices and Availability – Chipotle understands that people are becoming more concerned with the environment and their health. Thus, Chipotle has introduced organic products and ethically…

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    gonna write about food in general, but it turned out to be three whole essays on Chipotle which was very intriguing. This first essay, “Evaluation” reminded me of the short evaluation assignment we did in the beginning of class for discussion. During that discussion I also talked about why Chipotle would be the best place to grab lunch. The only difference was that in this essay I went into greater depth on why Chipotle was the best place to grab lunch. The genre that I think would be of most…

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    In July 2016, after a rough 12 months, Chipotle decided it was time for a new marketing push that would remind customers what drew them to Chipotle in the first place. The plan included a temporary loyalty plan. Unfortunately, at the beginning of the program, the company’s chief creative and development executive, Mark Crumpacker, who had been leading the reboot, was charged with drug possession and named by the police as a repeat buyer of cocaine from a New York delivery service. Research from…

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    (2016). Chipotle is a successful food business in the U.S that provides high-quality food prepared using fresh local ingredients to their customers. There are many strategies available for competing in the global markets and Chipotle is using franchise strategy (SNHU, 2016) to expand its business in London, UK. The expansion of Chipotle outside U.S is in the early stages with just a few locations started in London and many of the U.K customers may not have experienced dining in Chipotle food.…

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    Chipotle is using social community which is”sharing, socializing, and conversing” in its campaign to advertise The Scarecrow in social media by putting the campaign ads on YouTube and other social media (Tuten & Soloman, 2015, p.28). With putting the ads on Facebook or Twitter people are sharing the ads so their friends can see the ads too. People are talking about The Scarecrow everywhere because the news stations are talking about how Chipotle and Moonbot has partnered up to create a film and…

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