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South Park, IPYGO, May 2009 1 STARBUCKS South Park Shilla Mirzaei, Marta Matusiak, Guillermo Ruiz, Pedro Antonio Torregrosa Fuente, Filip Kolasiński IPYGO, UPV May 2009
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STARBUCKS South Park

Shilla Mirzaei, Marta Matusiak, Guillermo Ruiz, Pedro Antonio Torregrosa Fuente, Filip

Kolasiński

IPYGO, UPV

May 2009

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History

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Organizational structure

A company individual organizational structure is a formal composition of task and reporting relationships that allows the company to control, coordinate, and motivate employees so a common goal can be achieved.

Operate under four U.S. divisions Major advantages - maximized

communication channels Continuation of support functions operating as

their own department and supporting the shared goals and visions of each of the U.S. divisions as well as the international circuit

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Size & Location

UNITED STATES STORES: 50 states, plus the District of Columbia 7,087 Company-operated stores 4,081 Licensed stores

INTERNATIONAL STORES: 43 countries outside the United States. 1,796 Company-operated stores 2,792 Licensed stores

More than 15,700 stores!

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Location in Valencia

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Business sector

Services Restaurants Coffee shops

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Competitors

Other coffee chains: Peet’s Coffee Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Gloria Jeans Coffee San Francisco Coffee

House Secondary coffee

providers: McDonald’s Burger King Dunkin Donuts

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Starbucks Products & Services

Products:o Coffees/ Decaf coffeeso Tea/decaf teao Juice/Drinks o Milkshakeso Ice creamso Ice drinkso Hot/Cold Sandwicheso Pastries o Cackes/Muffines o Saldso Yoghurts

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Services:

Starbucks Online Stores / StarbuckStore .com/ Tea Coffee, Brewing Equipment

Starbucks Drive Thrue Starbucks Entertainment/ Book,

Movie, Music Starbucks Gift/ Gift Card, Gift Box,

Gift Set

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Design a New product:

Frappuccion/Milkshakes

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Basic Details:

Frappuccion/Milkshakes Coffee/fruit base blended with ice, resulting in

kind of a milkshake looking concoction. Normally served without whipped cream unless it's requested. All coffee/fruit based Frappuccinos are available in decaffeinated form.

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Usage of Production:

The new innovation in the market/business will help to:

•Improve the business

•Bring customers in

•Extend the business

•Define the market

•Cost control against

competitors

•Market niche by better

quality

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Design Documents:

House of Quality illustrates the relationship between customer needs

and design requirements.

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House of Quality:

Customer requirements: Variation of products (All in once) Good quality Low cost Fast and easy ordering Reproducible Calm and relax environment Access from internet Loyalty Customer services

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House of Quality:

Product requirements: New products Reproducible Good Reputation Profitable Global Environmental leadership

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Quality tools

Scatter Plots Flow Charts Cause and Effect Ishikawa

Diagram Check Lists Histogram

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Bar Graph

Evolution of number of stores

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Map

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Scatter Plot

Obama vs Clinton:

In the last Democratic elections, it was shown who is more elitist Obama’s supporters, or Clinton’s.

It was used this Scatter Plot to represent the number of Starbacks in each State with the number of supporters of each one.

And the elisitist is …

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Check Sheet

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Time Line

Time Line: Where we can find out all the information

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Process Strategy

Repetitive Focused Strategy for

Frappuccion/Milkshakes

Modules combined for many output options (many cup types & same cap type) Repetitive operations Just-in-Time inventory Fixed, well-known costs, due to experience Specialized equipment (coffee machines, customized blenders, etc.) Well-trained staff (Starbucks’ policy to train coffee specialists)

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Process Analysis

Is the process designed to achieve competitive advantage in terms of differentiation, response, or low cost?- Yes, it is. Repetitive Focused Strategy is an „intersection” between Process Focused Strategy and Product Focused Strategy, hence it incorporates advantages of the two.

Does the process eliminate steps that do not add value?- Yes, it does, thanks to the specialized equipment and well-trained personel.

Does the process maximize customer value as perceived by the customer?

- Yes, thanks to incorporating „House of Quality” tool in the design process.

Will the process win orders? - It is possible, as Starbucks strives to take over the „coffee

shakes” market niche with its product.

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Tech Side

Starbucks.com + Regional sites

Starbuckscoffeeathome.com

Hi-Speed Wi-Fi conection

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Starbucks

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Starbucksathome.com

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Wi-Fi internet access

Complimentary Wi-Fi for Starbucks customers Two consecutive hours a day for free if you use your card at least once a month.

Complimentary Wi-Fi for AT&T DSL customers

Competitive pricing for paid Wi-Fi All other customers can receive two consecutive hours of Wi-Fi access for $3.99.

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What is Twitter?

“Twitter is instant messaging made available to the public,” stated talk show host and author Hugh Hewitt.

It’s a social networking site.

It’s a constant stream of communication.

Each day 5 to 10 thousand new people join Twitter. Current estimates of total users top out around 5 million. That’s a lot of opportunity.

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How it can help our business?

It’s a good way to connect and network with others in our industry or others who share our views.

Instant access to what’s being said about our organization, people, products, or brand.

A steady stream of ideas, content, links, resources, and tips focused on our area of expertise or interest.

Promote our products and services directly to a target audience.

It can help us to create new ideas for free.

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Also...

We can use it to help build our brand, not drive direct sales.

Twitter can be used by businesses as an evaluation tool

and to monitor customer/employee reaction to a new

product.

Twitter isn't about just tweeting news about our company

or promotional deals. It's about developing relationships.

Twitter is a huge community and to be successful we just

have to interact to people and build trust!


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