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    the case of Panera, baking its own bread from limited ingredients is both a core competency as well as a distinctive competency. Additional Distinctive competencies include catering and delivery as well as the use of quality ingredients. Its emerging digital "Panera 2.0" program appears to be an additional distinctive competence. • Select one of the Fast-Casual restaurant competitors to Panera Bread. Compare the two companies utilizing competitive analysis principles…

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    Courtney Cooper Management 479 Panera Bread Company Case Study 16 November 12, 2017 Panera Bread Company (2010): Still Rising Fortunes? SYNOPSIS: Panera Bread Company became an instant success when a master baker named Ronald Shaich combined different ingredients together to continue a legacy. That legacy was making Sourdough bread that was very important to the culture for over 6000 years. Ronald Shaich was the CEO and Chairman for Panera Bread Company and he cultivated the…

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    soups prepared that was the busiest lunch rush in Panera Breads recent history. Panera Bread, of Hadley is a restaurant franchise that serves thousands of customers every day and satisfies the vast majority of them. My job is to train you to be an employee with the necessary patience and training. Training to help develop the know how and muscle memory to become a valued employee at this successful franchise. Congrats on being hired at Panera Bread, Hadley, me as a trainer it is my job to show…

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    PANERA BREAD 2012 Introduction and Recommendation Panera Bread operated 1,541 company owned and franchised bakery-café in 42 states, the district of Colombia, and Ontario, Canada, under the Panera bread Co. and Paradise Bakery and Café. By the end of 2015, Panera had 1,972 company-owned or franchised bakery-cafes. Based on acceptance of the brand and real estate availability, we believe Panera can add 1,200 new locations the next 10 years, implying 3,200 locations by the end of 2025. (Morning…

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    Panera Bread History

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    Panera Bread is a chain of bakery-café and fast-casual restaurant serving bakery-goods, salads, sandwiches, and more. This Company that has the argument of issues has been fixed. Panera Bread is one of the top brands in industry. The Restaurant field is a constant change and customers tend to change on taste with foods. Customers sooner or later get tired and that’s when the restaurant requires trying different stuffs. Panera Bread Company was established in 1981. Louis Kane and Ron Shaich were…

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    Panera Bread Case Study

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    meet the shortage of branding. The marketing of Panera must be in consistent with its quality features of the product like value, service etc. 6.3 Expansion of Panera Bread in potential locations: Panera has been investing a large amount of money in its expanding operations in different location regardless of any geographic or demographic barriers. They have been concentrating more on the Midwest region which was their location of origin. Panera should concentrate more on locations that has…

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    The strategy of the Panera Bread organization in a few words is expansion into the future. According to Nash (2015) the executives are converting the Panera Bread in to Panera 2.0 restaurants. This new focus was released in 2014 and has been gaining ground in 2015. It is a system of personalization for customers. The system improves order accuracy and eliminates the congesting in restaurants by separating eat in and take out orders more successfully and at the same time keeping in with the…

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    It was a Tuesday afternoon. I went out with my best guy friend to Panera Bread. I told him about my experiment to analyze people with me on how they really communicate and in which ways they do it. He decide to help me with my little experiment. It was so much fun, yet we went at a perfect timing lunch time. We stayed at Panera Bread for about an hour. Panera Breads Architecture fits similar to a coffee shop. Except you can hear people’s conversations more easily and there is more sound. The…

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    Panera Bread Job Analysis

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    Over the course of my working life, I have obtained two jobs; my first job, at Panera Bread and my current job, at the YMCA. Within these two jobs, I have noticed many similarities and differences. Each job has given me the opportunity to meet and interact with people daily, however, the daily interactions did have their differences. Each job also gave me the ability to gain responsibly and knowledge within a field of work, providing me with the ability to learn how to be the best worker I can…

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    restaurants require many of the same ingredients which means there isn’t great differentiation among suppliers’ competitive offerings. o Switching costs are typically low o For a majority of Panera Bread’s ingredients there are numerous suppliers to source from. o One factor that strengthens supplier power in Panera Bread’s case is that there is a more limited selection of vendors that can reliably source items such as antibiotic-free chicken and organically-grown produce. These items are…

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