Starbucks – Going Global Fast
Autor: Ji Herondale • February 28, 2017 • Case Study • 887 Words (4 Pages) • 727 Views
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Arellano University
Bachelor of Business Administration
Case Study
Starbucks – Going Global Fast
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Presented by:
Adalid, Jayra
Delgado, Joy
Honrade, Geraldine
Jimenez, Lilac
Llabres, Pearl Kaye
Title
Starbucks – Going Global Fast
View Point
- The Retail Operations and Marketing Department
Time Context
- The case starts year 2009
- Statement of the Problem
- Starbuck’s company faces a cultural challenge.
- Statement of the Objective
- To come up with a solution that provide studying the environment before establishing a branch or location.
- To decide in choosing and applying the solutions that will be soon implemented in the Starbucks.
- To create a strategic plan that will enable the younger customer choose to buy the products.
- Areas of Consideration
STRENGTH
| WEAKNESS
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OPPORTUNITIES
| THREATS
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- Alternative Courses of Action
ACA 1: Invest on more research & development for new products or innovations that will be accepted in the global market.
ACA 2: Starbucks should improve handling their global expansion and build a maintaining relationship within their employees.
ACA 3: Starbucks should change on how they advertise the products to the younger customer or millennials. They should create a promo to attract customers especially teenagers.
- Analysis
ACA 1: Invest on more research & development for new products or innovations that will be accepted in the global market.
Advantage
- Better quality of product
- Allows business to change high prices
Disadvantage
- Competition
- Uncertain profit return
ACA 2: Starbucks should improve handling their global expansion and build a maintaining relationship within their employees.
Advantage
- Improved staff retention, motivation and easier recruitment
- New markets
Disadvantage
- Time consuming
- Financial risk
ACA 3: Starbucks should change on how they advertise the products to the younger customer or millennials. They should create a promo to attract customers especially teenagers.
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