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analysis of Domino’s Pizza Business Functions in Context Mitchel Lowe The University of Winchester LoNGSTEEPLE and SWOT analysis of Domino’s Pizza Business Functions in Context Mitchel Lowe Table of Contents Abstract; 1 Introduction: 3 Background on Domino’s Pizza: 3 Background Of the Fast Food Restaurant Industry and Current Climate: 3 LoNGSTEEPLE Analysis: 3 Analysis of Domino’s Pizza using LoNGSTEEPLE: 4 SWOT Analysis: 4 Analysis of Domino’s Pizza using LoNGSTEEPLE:

reader is presented with a dilemma concerning Domino’s delivery service and customers ordering from unsafe neighborhoods. Domino’s and other pizza delivery companies (namely Pizza Hut and Little Caeser’s) implement a program that ranks neighborhoods based on their safety; residents living in “red” neighborhoods must drive to the store to pick up their pizza. Domino’s enforces this to protect their drivers from being assaulted or murdered. The ethical dilemma is that these “red” or “dangerous” neighborhoods

their relative strengths and weaknesses (Competitive Profile Matrix, 2013, October 29). These factors are influenced by external and internal challenges. The illustrated CPM below compares Domino’s Pizza with two of its top competitors, Pizza Hut and Papa John’s. The results of the CPM give Domino’s Pizza a 3.3, which is above average in its respective industry. The firm also has high market share. There is an opportunity to improve areas of product expansion and effective advertising. A strong social

large companies than growth in market share do. A company can still grow despite losing share and take moderate risk of retaliation if it gain market share in fast-growing market. (Koller, 2010:62) So I need to know whether the overall environment for pizza is positive and improving (for example, if there’s an improving economy with less discounting) After that, I will present the financial position of the company by analysing its revenue, net operating profit less adjusted taxes(NOPLAT), invested capital

organization, its size, and any specific human resource challenges it faces. Domino’s Pizza is a multi-billion dollar a year enterprise.  The company operates through a network of roughly 9,000 stores scattered throughout the 50 states and located in over 60 countries (DATAMONITOR: Domnino's Pizza, Inc., 2010).  Since the first Domino’s franchise opened in Ypsilanti, Michigan in 1967, the pioneering giant of pizza delivery has established itself as a household name (Lief, 2008). However, maintaining

evidence as confirmation of one’s existing beliefs or theories” (Dictionary.com). This essay will examine an article focused on the instructions of a Florida Pizza Hut manager to his employees before the arrival of Hurricane Irma. It will explore confirmation bias in the public’s response to the manager’s actions and follow up statements from Pizza Hut. Kathryn Schulz discusses confirmation bias in her book Being Wrong.  She explains that everyone relies on evidence in everyday situations and that the

Ayed, is a delivery man of a franchise called Pizza 73. He is from Iraq, and work at the Canada for 20 years. He is a responsible person. As we know, as a pizza delivery man, he or she should ensure the customers can receive their order on time, and enjoy their food. In Canada, pizza serves as most of the people’s dinner during the night. Ayed ensure his delivery service is efficient and the hot pizza is reached customers safely and ready to serve. In addition, even though the company had covered

deliver pizza on time. Over time, Dominos has not been focusing on its service aspect, and in a increasingly customer centric world it is critical that Dominos improves its hiring / training practices and deliver world class customer service along with the best in class product that it currently offers. References • Geoff Riley, Domino’s Pizza - Growth & Strategy (Part 2) - Innovation, Service and Smart, Operations, http://tutor2u.net/blog/index.php/business-studies/comments/dominos-pizza- growt

Bentley Foods Bentley Foods Inc. is a manufacturer of a new frozen pizza and is looking to see if their process is worth its cost. “A process can be defined as a structured, predefined and measured set of activities designed to produce a specific output for a particular customer or market. A well-oriented process is designed to add value for the customer in question and should not include non-value-added activities which would incur costs for the enterprise” (Ayhan, 2013). 1,000 customers were sampled

foundation in the competitive Chinese market, it is the largest food delivery service in China and is unparalleled in terms of market share against any fast food business in China. Currently YUM! Brand has over 3,000 KFC stores in 650 cities and nearly 500 pizza huts in 120 cities. This phenomenal rate of expansion in China alone is the result of a mixture of Pricing and Marketing strategies specifically designed for the China market. Starting from 1987, the first KFC store was hugely attractive to Chinese