Case Study Of Cafe Lux

Ethical business practicese include assuring that the highest legal and moral standards are identified in your relationships with the people in your business community. You know the most important person in your business is your customer. You should always go for long term profit instead of short term profit. A reputation for ethical decisions creates trust in your business among business associates and suppliers. Strong supplier relationships are critical to a successful business. So customer trust is only kept , if they are treated as initially they were promised to be treated.

In choosing a business form for Tim’s Coffee Shoppe I would choose a Limited Liability Company. Operating as a Limited Liability Company Tim is protected from the issues of dealing with a partner and also the repercussions of his personal assets being attached to his business if he were to be sued. Under the Limited Liability Corporation all his personal assets are protected if the business goes under they cannot go after his home for debt. Working under a single entity LLC: This business is taxed the same as a sole proprietorship. The profits or losses from the business are not taxed directly to the business. But instead the taxed are paid through each single member personal federal tax. Although it will take him longer to turn a profit he will operate the business under his guidelines.

4.1.3 How can an E-Business strategy help The Broadway Café attract customers and increase sales?

For true profitability you probably want to offer this product everywhere depending on what product it is and which customers it caters too. For example at Starbuck’s they offer there products all over for the most part, you can find retail bag’s of coffee at grocery store’s, find there bottled beverages at convince mark’s and whether you go to the mall, bookstore or grocery mart they have a little café that serves Starbuck 's products. Starbuck’s caters to the guest’s giving them several options and several place’s to buy their products.

The Queen Street Commons Café is one of the many programs offered in Kitchener by the Working Centre. This café began in mid-2000 when St. John’s Kitchen, another outlet provided by the Working Centre, did not quite reach its vision. The kitchen aimed to provide an open and inclusive atmosphere for the Kitchener community through the service of a safe space and free meals. However, the plan was never fully accomplished, for the middle-class and upper-class members of the community felt uncomfortable taking free meals that they felt were more deserving for the lower socio-economic groups of the area. Thus, the Queen Street Commons Café was born in order to provide low-cost meals, coffees and teas, so that everyone within the community could afford the goods and feel accepted in the space. Along with providing meals and drinks, the Café also offers a gift shop full of handmade items from local artisans and crafters as well as community groups such as, but not limited to, The Speak English Café and Open Mic Nights. My role at the Café will be a very dynamic one. I will be making coffee and

Coffee Oasis can take to help that youth. We also have Case Managers who work with the youths by assisting them in areas of their lives that needs to be addressed or improved. The other volunteering I do is with HOPE Inc. This program deals with the job and internship aspect of Coffee Oasis. I teach classes on effective communication, leadership, resumes cover letters, career goals, and job searches. HOPE Inc. also partners with local businesses for job internships, and ninety-percent of the youths who finished the internship were employed within six months of finishing the internship. Volunteering for Coffee Oasis, Habitat for Humanity, Bremerton Rescue Mission, Children of the Nations and others is my way of positively impacting the lives

My band plays occasionally at KD’s Café, a restaurant in Downtown Waycross, and I always hear stories from the owner about how “Downtown”, used to be the place for entertainment. This area was once full of people and shop, and all sorts of people roamed the streets. Due to modernization, however, a once bustling city turned into a ghost town full of abandoned buildings and empty apartment spaces.

Starbucks is no doubt a phenomenon in the United States, but the brand wants to expand globally. Opening chains in various global locations such as Japan, Vienna, England; Starbucks wants to reach out to the coffee loving fans everywhere. Nevertheless opening chains globally is not that simple. There are many uncontrollable factors Starbucks need to focus on to make sure they are making profit as well has abiding by the country’s laws and regulations. Going global takes a lot of market research to make sure that the brand will be successful even with uncontrollable factors. Controllable factors can be tailored to fit the needs of each country. Starbucks has to find the happy medium so they don’t lose their identity overseas.

Next, Starbucks is in a direct supply channel. Direct supply channel is in which a producer supplies its goods or services directly to consumer, without a middleman (business dictionary). This practice helps Starbucks to keep a good relationship with the customer. In Malaysia, especially in Kuala Lumpur Starbucks can be found in any place where there is high intense flow of people, you can found it in a mall, gas station, airport, university, bus stop and etc. Starbucks primary goal is to locate its store in a highly visible location, to be the ideal place for the individuals who wants to enjoy music or looking for a break in a busy lifestyle. Getting more

SugarFine Café’s Revenue has been shown throughout the course of 12 months as well as the expenses to show how much the company is bringing in and how much there cost are. This is a way to determine the growth of the company.

Vkey’s café is determined a cat themed café. There are around four to five thousand cafes in Canada which playing an important role in economic activity. As we knew that the cat-themed café has enormous success in Taiwan, Japan, and other Asian countries with greater profits, we realize that the cat-themed must be a new business section in the worldwide.

This coffeehouse would function like any other coffee shop; serving hot and cold beverages like a variety of teas and coffees, baked goods like cakes, muffins and cookies, sandwiches and wraps, all of which would be prepared fresh daily. The only twist would be a book lounge within the shop, where customers can enjoy a wide range of books for reading while savoring comfort food.

1. Statement of Problem: What are the problems being faced and the most important 3-4 decisions the company needs to make regarding the situation of the company in China.

The context change in form that Starbucks found itself competing with smaller chains that resembled its former pre-expansion model with competitors focusing in creating symbolic-expressive value and fast food restaurants that had started to offer specialty coffee with more aggressive advertisement at a lower cost. The competitive context changed for Starbucks because it’s focus in mass distribution channels and its retail footprint strategy stated its product within a standard performance product value; this affected the value perception of the product.

Starbucks dates back from 1971 and is based in Seattle, Washington. The company was founded by Gordon Bowker, Jerry Baldwin and Zev Siegl and it