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[Starbucks Coffee: Case Analysis]
[Starbucks Coffee: Case Analysis]
TABLE OF CONTENTS
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 3
BACKGROUND AND DESCRIPTION OF MAJOR ISSUES 4
EXTERNAL ANALYSIS 5
Porter’s Five Forces 5
Supplier Power 5
Buyer Power 5
Competitive Rivalry 6
Threat of Substitution 6
Threat of New Entry 6
Opportunities 6
Threats 7
Critical Success Factors 7
Coffee Beverages 7
Whole Bean and Ground Bean Coffee 7
Brewing Equipment 7
Pastries and Snacks 7
Relevant environmental issues 7
Social changes 7
Political and legal changes 8
Economic and Market Changes 8
Technology changes 8
INTERNAL ANALYSIS 9
Analysis of Competitive Advantage / Internal Assessment 9
Resources 9
Strengths 10
Weaknesses 11
Core competencies 12
Business Model 13
Value Chain 14
Primary (value-added) activities 14
Secondary (support & development) activities 14
Resources and competitive advantage 15
Temporary Advantages 15
Sustainable Advantages 17
ANALYSIS OF CURRENT STRATEGIES 20
Enterprise Level 20
Inter-Organizational Level 20
Business Units Level 20
Functional and Operational Level 21
STRATEGY GOALS 21
EVALUATION CRITERIA 22
ALTERNATIVES 22
Alternative 1 22
Alternative 2 23
Alternative 3 23
RECOMMENDATION 23
IMPLEMENTATION PLAN& MEASUREMENT 24
Implementation Plan 24
Contingencies 25
Strategy Maps&Balanced Scorecard 25
Financial Perspective 25
Customer Perspective 26
Internal Business Perspective 26
Learning Perspective 26
REFERENCES 27
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
While examining Starbucks and its strategies at every level, some interesting discoveries were uncovered. The Starbucks Experience is well known throughout the United States. The company prides itself on offering the best quality coffee, service, and atmosphere. Starbucks does this by creating lasting relationships with farmers, heavily educating and training their employees, providing full benefits to part time and full time...