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    Montgomery Coat Company

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    Company is a Japan developing company that focuses on developing suitable solutions to the Japanese people. The areas of the development allows consumers to purchase coats of their choosing. As far as our business plan goes, we plan on licensing/franchising the company This report was commissioned to examine why the sales volume of the Berkeley Coat Company has decreased over the past three years, since reaching its peak and recommending ways of increasing demands for coats. The reason for…

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    Principle of Management (Global Management) Global Management is concerned with the techniques and practices that are involved in directing and controlling international organisations. Thus, it covers all the issues that arise as a consequence of international and global strategies. In practice, strategy and management at the senior level of a company are inter-related. Global management also refers to the way an organization manages its business internationally, including its sales, marketing…

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    market share of its competitors. • Available Capital – According to the 2016 Annual report McDonalds had over 4.5 Billion in net income. There was retained earnings and a nice dividend was paid to shareholders. • Ability to expand- Due to McDonalds franchising most of their restaurants to other owners, they are able to expand into countries where they previously might not have. 2. Weaknesses • Compliance with regulatory committees- McDonalds must deal with regulatory committees in every…

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    Ray Kroc Free Enterprise

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    The free enterprise system was critical in both the early and current stages of Ray Kroc's restaurant-- McDonald's. Free enterprise works on five main ideals: freedom to choose our business, the right to private property, competition, profit motive and consumer sovereignty. These five ideals, or principles, assisted Ray Kroc in creating one of the most well-known restaurant chains in the world. Ray Kroc was not the original founder of McDonald's. He was, though, the one who made the…

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    Company acquired and managed a couple of bottling partners with the aim of improving performance, optimizing manufacturing and distribution system. Coca-Cola Company set a goal of completely franchising its bottling system in North America by year-end 2017, to realize this goal it aggressively accelerates the franchising of Company-owned bottling territories in the region. Coca-Cola Company also announced to form a unified new bottling partner in Western Europe and took action to improve their…

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    Fast Food Humor Or Truth

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    Hence, the money which they spend for groceries is now turning into fast food orders. This is just the visible part of the iceberg; we are guided by the author deep down into the industry. McDonald’s corporation become the model for the concept of franchising; this is followed by the raise of other brand “Pizza Huts and Taco Bells, Gaps and Banana Republics, Starbucks and Jiffy-Lubes, Foot Lockers, Snip N’ Clips, Sunglass Huts, and Hobbytown USAs. Almost every facet of American life has now been…

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    In today’s world organisations compete each other in order to distinguish their company in the field of service and quality within a particular market. Successful service providers understand the need of qualified employees, the investment in technology and company policy so that they meet their clients’ expectations and satisfy their needs (Brown, Gummesson, 1991). What is really important to deliver the right message to the target audience is to select employees who are really dedicated and…

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    prohibit foreigners from entering their market. Technical knowledge is shared with other firms with the risk of creating competition and there is no control over the manufacture and marketing strategy that will be adopted (Masum & Alejandra, 2008). • Franchising: This is the strategy that is currently employed by Tim Horton’s to expand internationally. Tim Hortons will give the rights to another firm in France, allowing them to sell products from Tim Hortons standard menu and also ones adapted…

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    Ray Kroc Entrepreneur

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    goal and disciplined himself until he succeeded. Author Kathleen Allen also states the way of thinking includes risk taking, opportunity focus and growth oriented, which Ray expressed all of these qualities. For example, Ray started out as a franchising agent working for the McDonalds brothers, the brothers did not want to create many franchise owners. Ray wanted to take the business farther, expand as much as possible due to the efficient method of delivering quality fast food to customers.…

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    relatively undifferentiated. However, diversification of product lines into carbonated and non-carbonated beverages has created some product differences. High industry growth from 1975 to 1995 also provided a reprieve from the competitor pressure. Franchising and long-term contracts created higher switching costs, historically limiting the effects of rivalry on the two firms. Porter’s third force is the bargaining power of buyers. This has always been low in the…

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