PIYUSH OJHA
KEDAR
VIHAN
SOPHIYA
VIKRAM VATSH
ALOK THAKUR
Delighting customers-Us grocery
retailer wegman’s way
History
 Started in 1916 by Walter and
John Wegman
 In 1930 they expended their
product line
 Adopted a self service format
in 1940s
 Consumer affairs department
started in 1970s
 “Shoppers club” electronic
discount program introduced in
1990s
 The I phone app and blog
were launched in 2010
Cont…
 Opened Home improvement center
 Developed private label buying and its brand
items chain wise
1970s
 Installed ATM’s & provided service
 Federal credit union for employee created
 Fortune rated best supermarket in US for
customer service
 1st Pvt. Company offered child care service
 Became a most popular supermarket chain in NY
 Opened stores out side NY
2005-06
2007-08
1990s
1980s
 Ranked 1st ‘best company to work for’
 Employed 36000 people
 Ranked 2nd in fortune list of 100 co. to work
 Ranked 32 in Supermarket news list
 Ranked 2nd on Fortune list
 Operated 71 stores
Strategy of Wegman’s
 Providing quality service
 Implementing policies
 Create a positive work
environment
 Employee Training & motivation
 Feed back form
 Satisfying work experience and top
salaries
 401 Retirement plan
 Vacation pay
Wegman’s way
 Attractive displays and fresh
product
 Innovative ideas-cooking classes
 Variety in products
 Increase in sales
 Skillets of employees
 Best retention rates
Bubble chart
 It is the competency model for store
operation positions.
 Highlights critical competencies required
in performing of specific job.
 These include skills used through out the
store like safety, customer satisfaction and
interpersonal skills.
 Employees use the chart to determine the
career path in order to achieve the goals.
Customer satisfaction
 Customer is the king
and should not only be
satisfied but delighted
 Profitability is a
function of customer
satisfaction
 Customer
satisfaction leads to
word of mouth
marketing
Features of Wegman’s way
 Low attrition rate
 good customer service
 Inventory management
 Store lay out
 High pay and benefit to employee
 capacity planning
 Forecasting
Quality of Supermarket
 Competence
 Tangible
 Reliability
 Responsiveness
 Assurance
 Empathy
Capacity planning
 Know how much
stock can be
maintain
 Plan the floor area
depending upon the
customer’s demand
for deferent products
 Maintain
comfortable ratio of
sales staff per
customer
Five value’s of Wegman’s
 We care about people
 High standards are a way of life. we
pursue excellence in everything we do
 We make different in every community we
serve
 We respect our customers and employees
 We empower our people to make decision
that improve there work and benefit our
customer and our company
Implementation plan
 Discovery
Research
Business requirement
Competitive analysis
 Design strategy
Create strategy model
 Deploy
Test
Go live
Wegman's way

Wegman's way

  • 1.
    PIYUSH OJHA KEDAR VIHAN SOPHIYA VIKRAM VATSH ALOKTHAKUR Delighting customers-Us grocery retailer wegman’s way
  • 2.
    History  Started in1916 by Walter and John Wegman  In 1930 they expended their product line  Adopted a self service format in 1940s  Consumer affairs department started in 1970s  “Shoppers club” electronic discount program introduced in 1990s  The I phone app and blog were launched in 2010
  • 3.
    Cont…  Opened Homeimprovement center  Developed private label buying and its brand items chain wise 1970s  Installed ATM’s & provided service  Federal credit union for employee created  Fortune rated best supermarket in US for customer service  1st Pvt. Company offered child care service  Became a most popular supermarket chain in NY  Opened stores out side NY 2005-06 2007-08 1990s 1980s  Ranked 1st ‘best company to work for’  Employed 36000 people  Ranked 2nd in fortune list of 100 co. to work  Ranked 32 in Supermarket news list  Ranked 2nd on Fortune list  Operated 71 stores
  • 4.
    Strategy of Wegman’s Providing quality service  Implementing policies  Create a positive work environment  Employee Training & motivation  Feed back form  Satisfying work experience and top salaries  401 Retirement plan  Vacation pay
  • 5.
    Wegman’s way  Attractivedisplays and fresh product  Innovative ideas-cooking classes  Variety in products  Increase in sales  Skillets of employees  Best retention rates
  • 6.
    Bubble chart  Itis the competency model for store operation positions.  Highlights critical competencies required in performing of specific job.  These include skills used through out the store like safety, customer satisfaction and interpersonal skills.  Employees use the chart to determine the career path in order to achieve the goals.
  • 8.
    Customer satisfaction  Customeris the king and should not only be satisfied but delighted  Profitability is a function of customer satisfaction  Customer satisfaction leads to word of mouth marketing
  • 9.
    Features of Wegman’sway  Low attrition rate  good customer service  Inventory management  Store lay out  High pay and benefit to employee  capacity planning  Forecasting
  • 10.
    Quality of Supermarket Competence  Tangible  Reliability  Responsiveness  Assurance  Empathy
  • 11.
    Capacity planning  Knowhow much stock can be maintain  Plan the floor area depending upon the customer’s demand for deferent products  Maintain comfortable ratio of sales staff per customer
  • 12.
    Five value’s ofWegman’s  We care about people  High standards are a way of life. we pursue excellence in everything we do  We make different in every community we serve  We respect our customers and employees  We empower our people to make decision that improve there work and benefit our customer and our company
  • 13.
    Implementation plan  Discovery Research Businessrequirement Competitive analysis  Design strategy Create strategy model  Deploy Test Go live