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Executive summary The aim of this report is to identify and to analyse all the relevant information on Yum brands business strategy. With the hospitality market becoming increasingly competitive, it’s important that as a business has a business’s strategy set. The main aims normally revolve around making lots of profits, growing and expanding, and most importantly, being different from others. These goals must be achieved for business success in any tough market industry. To accomplish the aim, I will be writing a report with concise analysis of the organization’s history, development and growth. And a critical analysis of the organization’s strategic Vision, Mission Statement, Values and Objectives. With appropriately putting key …show more content…

3.2 Mission According to Tiffany, Peterson, Barlow (2010) a mission statement is of “your company’s purpose, establishing and what it does.” Yum are really direct explaining what they want to do by being a leading brand, (Appendices 3) however they don’t explain to the consumer who they really are, there is not mention of their services. According to Wheelen and Hunger (2012) a narrow mission statement states the ‘primary businesses’. The mission statement seems narrow, though it has some generic words which give it a more broad approach, comparing to their vision statement which gives intent and direction. Nevertheless it does tell us what the company is providing. Wheelen and Hunger (2012) also mention that it should be ‘fundamental and unique’ by looking at the mission statement it doesn’t resemble personal identity. 3.3 Values Tiffany, Peterson, Barlow (2010) describe a value statement as “the set of beliefs and principles that guide your companies actions and activities” values should be a company’s distinctive core belief. What the company believes in and how it should strive towards in the future. Yum does not have a clear value statement (Appendices 3) however this is something everyone has but applied to a company, this should resemble how people see you as a

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