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    Café Younes, and Al Falamanki are the organizations that helped in supporting this research through explaining how do thy implement the SCM at their organization to achieve higher profits. 2.1- Café Younes 2.1.1: About Café Younes Since 1935, Café Younes have been passionate about serving their customers the best coffees from around the world. Today, after 80 years of caffeinated services, they remain committed to the heritage of quality products and special customer service. Café Younes…

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    Gross’ Starbucks Dilemma Did you know one great way to start an essay is with a question? Asking the reader a question is a great way to grab their attention. Daniel Gross, The author of “Will Your Recession Be Tall, Grande, or Venti?’’ begins his article with a question. Not only did he start with a question, but he also titled the article as a question. Nonetheless, Gross’ article was centered, informative, with suitable vocabulary, and also keeps the reader engaged. Gross does an excellent…

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    Making money has become very hard these days. One morning while drinking my coffee, I decided that I could earn extra money by opening my own lemonade stand in the neighborhood. I am very involved in the community so I should be able to attract many customers to my lemonade stand. 1. Develop a creative name for your business, and then explain why a name is important when you are considering branding options? To attract customers to my lemonade stand I need to first come up with a creative…

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    Starbucks continuously strives to differentiate itself from the likes of other coffee competitors. The vision of Howard Shultz to push the company in a direction that brings workers, customers, and coffee together proved successful. Starbucks created a “third place” for people to relax and enjoy coffee away from work and home life (Ferrell & Hartline, 2014, p.519). In addition, Starbucks provided convenience through expansion in grocery stores and new cities. These company changes molded a…

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    Chicago Fair History

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    In Erik Larson’s The Devil in the White City, Larson brought up the stories of origins if the fair, its purpose, and the impact that it had on America. Many unpopular products have become trends and the presence of those trends can still be seen today. The Chicago Fair made electricity a popular demand in business, brought new cultural trends to life, and guided us towards a more consumer-based society such as the modern one in which we live in; it even invented the Juicy Fruit gum. Due to the…

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    Tim Horton’s strengths lie in their iconic brand that has been trusted by millions of consumers for over 50 years. Its reputation is unmatchable which has created strong customer loyalty. Tim Horton’s strives for consistency and quality of their products, time and time again. Tim Horton’s three channel distribution network is effective and cost saving and ultimately satisfies with customers on time with their “freshly baked goods”. Tim Horton’s is a leader in sustained environmental…

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    Philadelphia I’m sure you’ve smelled it, that heavenly smell of steak onions and green peppers sizzling on an open grill. Philadelphia is a wonderful place with tons of culture, history, and even people. They bring a lot of things to this wonderful melting pot, but 3 things that first come to my mind is sights, smells, and tastes. Remember that steak from above? Yeah, that’s a phili cheese steak, and no if you haven’t gotten one from Philadelphia it’s not the same. The open grill sizzling…

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    As of right now, Tim Horton’s has three main categories which include beverages, prepared foods, and snacking items. I think Tim Hortons should be more aggressive in terms of offering customers healthier options throughout these 3 categories by adding more items to their low calorie menu and even introducing an ‘alternative diet’ subcategory under their already well known prepared foods and snacking item categories. Under this subcategory, they could introduce gluten free, vegan and dairy free…

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    The Flashlight In this essay I the writer will be talking about the inventor David Mishell and the patent of his flashlight which he created at the time the 1896. I will be talking about what was going to through previously mentioned year and all of the events. Not only will I be talking about events around the world and this piece we'll also talk my inventors homeland. In 1896 the style that they mostly had was they wore suits and dresses in the daily most wore tailored cloth. Also during…

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    Waking Up Analysis

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    Every Eli Broad College of Business student, including myself, can relate to waking up in the morning and getting ready to head over to the Broad business college complex for classes, advising appointments, guest speakers, and various other events. It’s a unique process for every individual. Personally, I start off by waking up around ten in the morning by my alarm, which always wakes me up to my favorite song. After snoozing my alarm once or twice, I get up to wash my face and brush my teeth. I…

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