HISTORY
• Starbucks Corporation - an American global coffee
company based in Seattle, Washington, started
in march 1987
• Largest coffee-house company in the world
with 20,891 stores in 62 countries.
• President and CEO - Howard Schultz.
• Places high value on ethical behaviour and
company-wide diversity.
• Offers espresso menu items, refreshments and
pastries, merchandise, brewing accessories,
gifts and books.
OBJECTIVES
Starbucks primary goal is to provide:
• total customer satisfaction by ensuring
their coffee is available in all varieties
• reasonably affordable prices
• meeting and exceeding customer
expectations.
• Providing perfectly made coffee
taste,richness and image of “premium
coffee”
• “Establish starbucks as the
premier provider of the finest
coffee in the world while
maintaining their
uncompromising principle while
growing at the same time”.
STARBUCKS USP
• Starbucks tried to position themselves as
a premium product in the coffee industry
by creating a high standard, introducing
innovative products and providing
excellent service.
• Inspiring and nurturing the human spirit-
“one person, one cup, and one
neighborhood at a time”
MARKETING STRATEGIES
• Giving personal touch to customers.
• Great word of mouth.
• Clusters of coffee shops.
• Adding value
• Great offers
MOBISTAR
• Starbucks ads not only expand to full screen of
cell phones, but also incorporate feature of
swipe, tap and shake for users to engage for
brand.
• Consumers receive an image featuring images
of animals holding frappuccino of their own.
• It’s no surprise that Starbucks was
named Mobile Marketer of the Year twice in
the past three years payment volume has seen
a 73% increase year-over-year, according to
Business Insider.
YEAR 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
SALES/
REVENUE
10.71B 11.7B 13.3B 14,89B 16.45B
The flow chart shows the increasing revenue trend of starbucks
PLAN-STRATEGY SOURCE-DEFINE IT
MAKE-THE BEST COFFEE DELIVER-BEST
DISTRIBUTION CHANNELS
• Uses multiple channels of distribution;utilises
more than one distribution design.
• Sell products through direct retail system in
company owned stores.
• Also sells in supermarkets and shopping
centers.
• Distribution agreement with office coffee
supplier,hotels&airlines.
• Reach wider market& glorify brand name.
OPERATIONAL
COST
RISING
SALES
DECLINING
3 STEP PLAN
PLAN FOR
RECOVERY
3 STEP EVALUATION:
1. Recognizing supply chain organization;
simplifying structure.
2. Focus on reducing costs; improving supply
chain execution.
3. Lay foundation for supply chain capability for
the future.
SINGLE GLOBAL LOGISTICS
SYSTEM
1. Brings coffee from Latin
america,africa,asia,us and Europe in ocean
countries.
2. Unroasted beans sent to 6 storage cities.
3. Transported to several distribution
centers(DC’s)..
4. 5 DC’s in US,2 company owned,3PL’s(third
party logistics)
5. 33 CDCs in US,7 in Asia,5 in canada,3 in
Europe.
WHEN SALES FELL SHORT
• On sep.28,2014 starbucks reported its
sales revenue at $4.18 billion; fell
short of $4.24 billion.
• Due to this, share price went down
4% at $74.04.
• So, what was it that they followed
and applied their backup plan.
WHAT THEY DID?
• The sales force started working with their
targets for online delivery of starbucks
products.
• Moreover, they launched Fizzio soda drinks
and tea variants to increase their sales.
• To boost sales they started revamping their
sandwiches and added a variant like grilled
sandwich and the sales team made sure to
work according to the new target in 2015.
GARIMA
SUMIT
IRAM
HARPREET

Starbucks ppt

  • 2.
    HISTORY • Starbucks Corporation- an American global coffee company based in Seattle, Washington, started in march 1987 • Largest coffee-house company in the world with 20,891 stores in 62 countries. • President and CEO - Howard Schultz. • Places high value on ethical behaviour and company-wide diversity. • Offers espresso menu items, refreshments and pastries, merchandise, brewing accessories, gifts and books.
  • 3.
    OBJECTIVES Starbucks primary goalis to provide: • total customer satisfaction by ensuring their coffee is available in all varieties • reasonably affordable prices • meeting and exceeding customer expectations. • Providing perfectly made coffee taste,richness and image of “premium coffee”
  • 4.
    • “Establish starbucksas the premier provider of the finest coffee in the world while maintaining their uncompromising principle while growing at the same time”.
  • 9.
    STARBUCKS USP • Starbuckstried to position themselves as a premium product in the coffee industry by creating a high standard, introducing innovative products and providing excellent service. • Inspiring and nurturing the human spirit- “one person, one cup, and one neighborhood at a time”
  • 10.
    MARKETING STRATEGIES • Givingpersonal touch to customers. • Great word of mouth. • Clusters of coffee shops. • Adding value • Great offers
  • 12.
    MOBISTAR • Starbucks adsnot only expand to full screen of cell phones, but also incorporate feature of swipe, tap and shake for users to engage for brand. • Consumers receive an image featuring images of animals holding frappuccino of their own. • It’s no surprise that Starbucks was named Mobile Marketer of the Year twice in the past three years payment volume has seen a 73% increase year-over-year, according to Business Insider.
  • 15.
    YEAR 2010 20112012 2013 2014 SALES/ REVENUE 10.71B 11.7B 13.3B 14,89B 16.45B
  • 16.
    The flow chartshows the increasing revenue trend of starbucks
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    DISTRIBUTION CHANNELS • Usesmultiple channels of distribution;utilises more than one distribution design. • Sell products through direct retail system in company owned stores. • Also sells in supermarkets and shopping centers. • Distribution agreement with office coffee supplier,hotels&airlines. • Reach wider market& glorify brand name.
  • 21.
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    3 STEP EVALUATION: 1.Recognizing supply chain organization; simplifying structure. 2. Focus on reducing costs; improving supply chain execution. 3. Lay foundation for supply chain capability for the future.
  • 23.
    SINGLE GLOBAL LOGISTICS SYSTEM 1.Brings coffee from Latin america,africa,asia,us and Europe in ocean countries. 2. Unroasted beans sent to 6 storage cities. 3. Transported to several distribution centers(DC’s).. 4. 5 DC’s in US,2 company owned,3PL’s(third party logistics) 5. 33 CDCs in US,7 in Asia,5 in canada,3 in Europe.
  • 25.
    WHEN SALES FELLSHORT • On sep.28,2014 starbucks reported its sales revenue at $4.18 billion; fell short of $4.24 billion. • Due to this, share price went down 4% at $74.04. • So, what was it that they followed and applied their backup plan.
  • 26.
    WHAT THEY DID? •The sales force started working with their targets for online delivery of starbucks products. • Moreover, they launched Fizzio soda drinks and tea variants to increase their sales. • To boost sales they started revamping their sandwiches and added a variant like grilled sandwich and the sales team made sure to work according to the new target in 2015.
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