Proceedings of the International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Operations Management
Bandung, Indonesia, March 6-8, 2018
Dede Suleman is a Doctoral student at Mercubuana University, Jakarta. Bachelor Degree from Institute of Islamic
University Azzahra, majoring in Economics, and Master Degree from BSI University Bandung, Department of
Management. Dede work as a businessman who pioneered and developed a restaurant business that has been in
franchise with the brand My Bento for 9 years, and also career as a permanent lecturer in Bina Sarana Informatika
Jakarta for 6 years. His research interests include the development of the world of franchising, franchise risk,
franchise operations and franchise management.
Ahmad Hidayat Sutawidjaya is a lecture of Mercu Buana University, Jakarta, Indonesia. He obtained while the
degree of Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) from san beda college, Business school, Manila, Philippines in
2008. He finished Master of Commerce (M.com) at the Univertsity of Wollonggong, Australia in 1997. Then, He
also Completed Master of Phillosopy (M.Phil) in Maastricht School of Management (MSM), Netherlands in 2000.
He had many experience as a professional for 13 years in Banking and Corporate, Such as BTPN, Bank Hastin,
PT.SNN, and PT.NUArt. Nowday, He is CEO / President Director of PT. Alfin Permata Jaya Engaged hearts Field
outsourcing services, telecommunications and construction. He is also arrange as CEO Wedding Organizer (New
Diamond) In Jakarta.
Indra Kurniadi is a Doctoral student at Mercubuana University, Jakarta. Bachelor degree from Institute
Technologi of Indonesia, Majoring Chemical engineering, and master of management degree from BINUS Business
School. Currently He is a Manage a Training and Consulting Healty Safety Environment,PT Phitagoras Global Duta
since 2007.
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Bajaj Finance Limited is a financial services company that is part of Bajaj Holdings & Investments Ltd. It offers consumer financing through EMI cards and loans for durable goods like TVs, refrigerators, washing machines, laptops, smartphones, and tablets. It processes loans and sells various consumer products through partnerships with retailers. The document discusses Bajaj Finance's departments, eligibility requirements, documentation process, product offerings, features like pre-approval, flexible repayment options and pre-payment facilities. It also covers the author's learnings from their project experience at Bajaj Finance and suggestions to improve the company's operations.
Akshay Garg has over 5 years of experience in corporate in-house legal roles. He has worked with companies like Videocon d2h, Tata Interactive Systems, ICICI Bank, and Cargo Service Center India, where he was responsible for drafting, reviewing, and negotiating agreements and providing legal advice. He has expertise in areas like content acquisition, distribution agreements, intellectual property, litigation management, and regulatory compliance.
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Globalization presents challenges and opportunities through technology and new markets. Competing locally requires strategic insight to differentiate from established competitors. Franchising is a successful tactic that allows prosperity and growth by employing a proven business model and brand while providing training and support. However, challenges in Bangladesh include a lack of franchise laws and regulations, risks of quality issues and reputation harm for franchisors when terms are violated, and bureaucratic hurdles. Chicken King has achieved success in Bangladesh through niche positioning as the first halal fast food franchise, low costs, family friendly environment, and unique flavors that blend Western and local tastes.
This document provides an introduction to social franchising. It defines social franchising as applying commercial franchising methods and concepts to achieve social goals. The key elements of a social franchise include a codified business model, franchise agreement, common brand, training and support from the central organization, demand for replication, quality assurance, and clear fee structure. Social franchising combines social objectives of sharing learning with financial objectives of generating revenue. It can be an effective strategy for organizations seeking to grow their social impact while maintaining control and ensuring sustainability. Readiness for social franchising depends on factors like a proven impact, transferable model, and financial stability.
This document provides an overview of Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) and compares it to its competitors. It discusses the insurance industry and LIC's history, organizational structure, insurance schemes, SWOT analysis, and market share. LIC is the largest insurer in India but faces competition from other major players like SBI Life, HDFC Life, ICICI Prudential Life, and Bajaj Allianz. The document recommends that LIC can gain more market share by improving pricing, customer segmentation, and promoting its group insurance schemes.
Bajaj Finance Limited is a financial services company that is part of Bajaj Holdings & Investments Ltd. It offers consumer financing through EMI cards and loans for durable goods like TVs, refrigerators, washing machines, laptops, smartphones, and tablets. It processes loans and sells various consumer products through partnerships with retailers. The document discusses Bajaj Finance's departments, eligibility requirements, documentation process, product offerings, features like pre-approval, flexible repayment options and pre-payment facilities. It also covers the author's learnings from their project experience at Bajaj Finance and suggestions to improve the company's operations.
Akshay Garg has over 5 years of experience in corporate in-house legal roles. He has worked with companies like Videocon d2h, Tata Interactive Systems, ICICI Bank, and Cargo Service Center India, where he was responsible for drafting, reviewing, and negotiating agreements and providing legal advice. He has expertise in areas like content acquisition, distribution agreements, intellectual property, litigation management, and regulatory compliance.
This document discusses franchising as a business model. It defines franchising as a legal relationship between a franchisor and franchisee where the franchisee is granted use of the franchisor's brand and business system. It outlines the main types of franchises and discusses the key elements of an effective franchise system including the brand, operating system, support system and franchisee. The advantages for both franchisors and franchisees are provided. Steps for developing an effective franchise strategy are also summarized.
Globalization presents challenges and opportunities through technology and new markets. Competing locally requires strategic insight to differentiate from established competitors. Franchising is a successful tactic that allows prosperity and growth by employing a proven business model and brand while providing training and support. However, challenges in Bangladesh include a lack of franchise laws and regulations, risks of quality issues and reputation harm for franchisors when terms are violated, and bureaucratic hurdles. Chicken King has achieved success in Bangladesh through niche positioning as the first halal fast food franchise, low costs, family friendly environment, and unique flavors that blend Western and local tastes.
This document provides an introduction to social franchising. It defines social franchising as applying commercial franchising methods and concepts to achieve social goals. The key elements of a social franchise include a codified business model, franchise agreement, common brand, training and support from the central organization, demand for replication, quality assurance, and clear fee structure. Social franchising combines social objectives of sharing learning with financial objectives of generating revenue. It can be an effective strategy for organizations seeking to grow their social impact while maintaining control and ensuring sustainability. Readiness for social franchising depends on factors like a proven impact, transferable model, and financial stability.
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Franchising originated from the French word meaning "for free" and is a marketing concept that involves a franchiser licensing trademarks and business methods to a franchisee in exchange for fees and sales percentages. There are different business models for franchising including manufacturer-retailer, manufacturer-wholesaler, wholesaler-retailer, and retailer-retailer relationships. The relationship between franchiser and franchisee is a legal one outlined in a franchise agreement. Modern franchising expanded in the 1930s-50s with restaurants and fast food chains. Prospective franchisees should carefully review the franchiser's documents and speak to existing franchisees to determine if a particular franchise is a good fit.
This document discusses three global market entry strategies: franchising, foreign direct investment, and licensing. Franchising involves a contractual relationship where the franchisor offers business support and the franchisee makes a substantial investment. Foreign direct investment refers to establishing foreign subsidiaries or acquiring shares in foreign companies. Licensing involves granting permission to use intellectual property in exchange for fees or royalties.
The document discusses franchising, including its meaning, types, benefits, costs, and evaluation process. It provides definitions for key terms like franchisor and franchisee. The main points are:
1) Franchising involves a franchisor granting a franchisee the right to use its trade names, trademarks, and business methods to sell products or services.
2) There are different types of franchises like sales, store, and service franchises. Franchisees receive benefits like brand recognition but must follow the franchisor's procedures.
3) Evaluating franchises requires analyzing the franchisor, franchise opportunity, market, and one's own skills and capital to determine the best fit. Th
The document discusses franchising, including its meaning, types, benefits, costs, and evaluation process. It provides definitions of key terms like franchisor and franchisee. The main points are:
1) Franchising involves a franchisor granting a franchisee the right to use its trade names, trademarks, and business methods to sell products or services.
2) There are different types of franchises like business format, area, and single/multi-unit franchises.
3) Benefits include lower capital requirements and access to an established brand, while costs include royalty fees and less independence.
4) Carefully evaluating the franchise opportunity, franchisor, and market fit is important before
Franchising involves a franchisor licensing a franchisee to use their business model, brand, and systems. It has grown significantly since Singer Sewing Machines first used franchising in the mid-19th century. Franchising allows for rapid expansion, capital raising, and shared marketing while providing assistance to franchisees. The relationship is governed by a franchise agreement that specifies fees, territories, and obligations of both parties. It can benefit small businesses by leveraging a known brand but franchisees must balance franchisor restrictions with independent management abilities.
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Franchising is a business model where a parent company allows entrepreneurs to use its strategies, trademarks, and system in exchange for an initial fee and royalties. The parent company provides support including advertising and training. It is a cheaper way for the parent company to expand than opening its own stores. The franchising business model consists of franchisors who license their brand and franchisees who operate locations using the franchisor's system.
There are different types of franchises based on the industry sector, development model, and level of franchisee involvement. Industry sectors range from fast food to automotive to direct marketing. Development models include company-owned units, joint ventures, unit franchises, and area developers. Franchise types identify the work involved and can include retail, management, single operator manual, single operator executive, and investment franchises. Understanding these franchise concepts is important for franchisees to choose an opportunity that matches their goals.
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A franchise is a business that operates under a system established by the franchisor, involving the franchisor granting the franchisee the right to operate a replicated business using the franchisor's name, methods, and procedures. The franchisee pays initial and ongoing fees to the franchisor. A franchisor owns the operating systems and trademarks, while a franchisee pays for the right to use them. Royalties are ongoing payments franchisees make to franchisors for continuous use of the franchisor's intellectual property. The franchise agreement is the legally binding document laying out the rights and obligations of both parties.
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An Employment Franchise offers individuals the opportunity to establish their own business within the dynamic field of staffing and workforce solutions. As a franchisee, entrepreneurs gain access to a proven business model, comprehensive training, ongoing support, and a recognizable brand name in the industry.
This document provides an overview of franchising, including the different types of franchising, advantages and challenges, what makes a good franchise business, factors to consider before buying a franchise, key components of a franchise agreement, and agencies that can provide help for franchise businesses. It discusses business format franchising and product franchising. Some advantages highlighted are high success rates due to proven systems, recognized brands, support from franchisors, easier financing, and potential for high profits. Challenges include loss of control, ongoing costs, and potential for unmet expectations.
Franchising originated from the French word meaning "for free" and is a marketing concept that involves a franchiser licensing trademarks and business methods to a franchisee in exchange for fees and sales percentages. There are different business models for franchising including manufacturer-retailer, manufacturer-wholesaler, wholesaler-retailer, and retailer-retailer relationships. The relationship between franchiser and franchisee is a legal one outlined in a franchise agreement. Modern franchising expanded in the 1930s-50s with restaurants and fast food chains. Prospective franchisees should carefully review the franchiser's documents and speak to existing franchisees to determine if a particular franchise is a good fit.
This document discusses three global market entry strategies: franchising, foreign direct investment, and licensing. Franchising involves a contractual relationship where the franchisor offers business support and the franchisee makes a substantial investment. Foreign direct investment refers to establishing foreign subsidiaries or acquiring shares in foreign companies. Licensing involves granting permission to use intellectual property in exchange for fees or royalties.
The document discusses franchising, including its meaning, types, benefits, costs, and evaluation process. It provides definitions for key terms like franchisor and franchisee. The main points are:
1) Franchising involves a franchisor granting a franchisee the right to use its trade names, trademarks, and business methods to sell products or services.
2) There are different types of franchises like sales, store, and service franchises. Franchisees receive benefits like brand recognition but must follow the franchisor's procedures.
3) Evaluating franchises requires analyzing the franchisor, franchise opportunity, market, and one's own skills and capital to determine the best fit. Th
The document discusses franchising, including its meaning, types, benefits, costs, and evaluation process. It provides definitions of key terms like franchisor and franchisee. The main points are:
1) Franchising involves a franchisor granting a franchisee the right to use its trade names, trademarks, and business methods to sell products or services.
2) There are different types of franchises like business format, area, and single/multi-unit franchises.
3) Benefits include lower capital requirements and access to an established brand, while costs include royalty fees and less independence.
4) Carefully evaluating the franchise opportunity, franchisor, and market fit is important before
Franchising involves a franchisor licensing a franchisee to use their business model, brand, and systems. It has grown significantly since Singer Sewing Machines first used franchising in the mid-19th century. Franchising allows for rapid expansion, capital raising, and shared marketing while providing assistance to franchisees. The relationship is governed by a franchise agreement that specifies fees, territories, and obligations of both parties. It can benefit small businesses by leveraging a known brand but franchisees must balance franchisor restrictions with independent management abilities.
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This document discusses online marketing channels for selling franchise businesses in Indonesia. It finds that most prospective Indonesian franchisees are interested in food and beverage businesses. While franchisors have websites and update them regularly, their priority of marketing channels is inappropriate as they should focus more on online marketing than exhibitions. Franchisors need to improve their online content to provide more comprehensive information about the franchise system based on what prospective franchisees are interested in.
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Best franchise in India:
The franchiser has promotion as one of the Modern Methods are Social media marketing and perfect match google ads and SEO on your website we bring a customized solution from our brand owner and expand a brand anywhere in India.
The powerpoint presentation aims to give a simple yet detailed description of how the franchise model of business works. What are the things to look out for or consider while starting a franchise business and which franchises have been relatively successful.
Franchising is a business model where a parent company allows entrepreneurs to use its strategies, trademarks, and system in exchange for an initial fee and royalties. The parent company provides support including advertising and training. It is a cheaper way for the parent company to expand than opening its own stores. The franchising business model consists of franchisors who license their brand and franchisees who operate locations using the franchisor's system.
There are different types of franchises based on the industry sector, development model, and level of franchisee involvement. Industry sectors range from fast food to automotive to direct marketing. Development models include company-owned units, joint ventures, unit franchises, and area developers. Franchise types identify the work involved and can include retail, management, single operator manual, single operator executive, and investment franchises. Understanding these franchise concepts is important for franchisees to choose an opportunity that matches their goals.
A Model Of Influential Factors In Franchise OperationsDereck Downing
This article proposes a model of factors that can influence franchise operations. It identifies four key factors: individual, network, environmental, and financial. The model is intended to help franchise networks monitor and manage franchise unit activities. The article reviews literature on why potential franchisees choose particular franchise systems and what resources they seek. It also discusses the two moments franchisees experience - before operating when researching and signing contracts, and after operating when daily business factors exert pressure. The proposed model aims to provide a conceptual framework for understanding influential factors throughout a franchisee's involvement with a network.
A franchise is a business that operates under a system established by the franchisor, involving the franchisor granting the franchisee the right to operate a replicated business using the franchisor's name, methods, and procedures. The franchisee pays initial and ongoing fees to the franchisor. A franchisor owns the operating systems and trademarks, while a franchisee pays for the right to use them. Royalties are ongoing payments franchisees make to franchisors for continuous use of the franchisor's intellectual property. The franchise agreement is the legally binding document laying out the rights and obligations of both parties.
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This document discusses choosing the right franchise profile and opportunities. It outlines several key factors to consider, such as evaluating your own strengths and weaknesses, researching the franchisor and industry, determining costs and investment requirements, evaluating training and support provided, and ensuring the franchise is a good fit for your skills and interests. Several steps in the franchise selection and opening process are also outlined.
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Choosing franchising, then choosing the right franchise business for you, can be the most difficult decision you will ever make. This presentation provides some great information that will help you decide if franchising is right for you and what type of business you could may consider.
This document provides an overview of franchising and social franchising. It discusses the growth of franchising in the United States and around the world. It then defines franchising and the key elements of the franchise relationship between the franchisor and franchisee. The document outlines the types of franchise agreements and considerations for both franchisors and franchisees in setting up or purchasing a franchise. Common misconceptions about franchising are also addressed.
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The document provides answers to frequently asked questions about franchising. It discusses what franchising is, how franchised chains start, how to identify franchisee-operated vs franchisor-operated businesses, the prevalence and major industries of business format franchising, what types of businesses are well-suited for franchising, factors to consider before buying a franchise like investment requirements and the franchisor's track record, laws that protect prospective franchisees, and how to get started in the franchising process.
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