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Scott Mooney, Alejandro Arroyo, Melissa Sanders, Julia Eklund & Elizabeth May. Agenda. Mission Statement Organization Strategy Market Analysis Competitive Priorities Operation Strategy Process Choice Quality Strategy & Control Supply Chain Selection Demand Management Costs
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Scott Mooney, Alejandro Arroyo, Melissa Sanders, Julia Eklund& Elizabeth May
Agenda • Mission Statement • Organization Strategy • Market Analysis • Competitive Priorities • Operation Strategy • Process Choice • Quality Strategy & Control • Supply Chain Selection • Demand Management • Costs • Inventory Management • Questions?
Mission Statement “To offer unique, dynamic combinations of food to your average college student in a light hearted environment when you really want it!”
Organization Strategy • Environmental Scanning • College students • Upper class • Core Competencies • Lighthearted & hip environment • Ideal hours • Core Processes • New Service/ Product Development Process • Customer Relationship Process
Market Analysis • Market Segment • Target Market-male and female college students aged 18-24 • Needs assessment • Location/ Hours • Order Winners • fun and unique atmosphere • the unique combinations of food
Operations Strategy • Order Fulfillment • Make-to-Order • Inventory Strategy • Types of Inventory: Ingredients & Supplies • Ingredients: • Lot size = 1 week’s inventory • Safety Stock = 2 day’s inventory • Supplies: • Lot Size = 1 week’s inventory • Safety Stock = 1 week’s inventory
Inputs • Supplies: • Plates • Napkins • Cups • Utensils • Ingredients: • Pork shoulder • Brisket • Hot dogs • Pasta • Potatoes • Tortilla chips • Onions • Flour • Eggs • Sugar • Spices
Equipment • Commercialfryer • Steamtables • Commercial oven • Commercialcharbroiler • Commercialsink • Refrigerator & freezer • Dishwasher • SoftDrink Machine • Mini-Fridge • Cash Register& Credit/Debitcardswipe
Process Choice- Job Shop • Customer involvement= HIGH • Resource Flexibility • Products= HIGH • Employees= MODERATE • Capital intensity=LOW
Quality Strategy – Total Quality Management • Continuous Improvement • Continuous Quality Improvement Initiative (CQI) • Customer Satisfaction
Continuous Quality Improvement • Structure – Assets the Establishment Possesses • Process – Activities/Tasks • Output – Immediate End-Product • Outcome – End Result and Customer Satisfaction
Quality Controls - Inputs • Supplier Quality • Reliability • Local • Employee Training • Ordering/Receiving • Cooking • Identifying & Eliminating Waste • HACCP Program – Food Safety
Quality Controls - Outputs • CQI Initiative and Customer Satisfaction • Conformance to Specifications – Consistent Quality • Value – Efficient Processes yield Low Costs • Fitness for Use – Unique Dishes, Late Hours • Support – Customer Support • Psychological Impressions – Atmosphere & Experience • Restaurant Quality – Customer Experience • Employee Training
Supplier Selection • Competency • Capacity • Commitment • Control • Cash • Cost • Consistency • Culture • Clean • Communication
Demand Management Queue Management • X-bar • R-bar
Inventory Management • Periodic System • Cut costs • Establishes a routine • Orders placed on Wednesday