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  1. 1 | P a g e A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF 2 BUSINESSES OF SIMILAR INDUSTRY IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS|FNBE ELG30605
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  3. 3 | P a g e A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF 2 BUSINESSES OF SIMILAR INDUSTRY IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS|FNBE ELG30605 Foundation of Natural Build Environments (FNBE) English 2 (ELG30605) Assignment: A Comparative Analysis of 2 Businesses of Similar Industry in Different Geographical Locations Lecturer: GopiGhantan Mylvaganam Group Member: Jiji Ng 0904Y72861 Wong Yun Teng 0323454 Tan Tee Jane 0323640 Janson Chen 0323047 Ho Hong Lok 0323949 Pau Jin Wei 0323840 Jason Goh Kok Wei 0323392 Mashruk Asad 0322188
  4. 4 | P a g e A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF 2 BUSINESSES OF SIMILAR INDUSTRY IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS|FNBE ELG30605 Table of Contents Key Summary ………………………………………………………………………………6 History of Coffee Beans and Its Trading in Malaysia ……………………………………...7 Brief Description of the Businesses……………………………………………………..8 – 10 1. Berjaya Starbucks Coffee Company Sendirian Berhad ………………………...8 a. Main Products and Services ………………………………………………...8 b. Business Foundation ………………………………………………………..8 c. Business History ……………………………………………………………8 d. Core Success ………………………………………………………………..9 e. Managerial Success ………………………………………………………....9 2. C U Latte by Cheong Foh ………………………………………………………9 a. Main Products and Services ………………………………………………...9 b. Business Foundation ………………………………………………………..9 c. Business History …………………………………………………………...10 d. Core Success ……………………………………………………………….10 Business Competition …………………………………………………………………11 - 12 1. Number of Competitors and Brief Bios of Top 3 Competitors ………………...11 a. Berjaya Starbucks Coffee Company Sendirian Berhad ………………...11 b. C U Latte by Cheong Foh ………………………………………………11 2. Business Competitiveness and Strategies (Direct Competitors) a. Berjaya Starbucks Coffee Company Sendirian Berhad …………....11 - 12 b. C U Latte by Cheong Foh ………………………………………….……12 Market’s Direction …………………………………………………………………......13 - 14 1. New Businesses Obstacles and Alternatives ……………………………………13 a. Berjaya Starbucks Coffee Company Sendirian Berhad ………………... 13 b. C U Latte by Cheong Foh ……………………………………………… 13 2. Nature of Market: Current Market Economy, Consumers and Suppliers Collaboration ……………………………………………………………….……13 a. Berjaya Starbucks Coffee Company Sendirian Berhad ………….....13 - 14 b. C U Latte by Cheong Foh ………………………………………………-14
  5. 5 | P a g e A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF 2 BUSINESSES OF SIMILAR INDUSTRY IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS|FNBE ELG30605 Similarities and Differences …………………………………………………….......…..15 - 18 1. Summarization Table of Similarities and Differences between Two Businesses .15 2. Exposition Context: Similarities and Differences ……………………………….16 a. Globalization …………………………………………………………….16 i. Berjaya Starbucks Coffee Company Sendirian Berhad ………....16 ii. C U Latte by Cheong Foh ……………………………………….16 b. Café Passion and Cultures …………………………………………….…16 i. Berjaya Starbucks Coffee Company Sendirian Berhad …………16 ii. C U Latte by Cheong Foh ……………………………………….17 c. Food Cultures and Their Motives ………………………………………..18 i. Berjaya Starbucks Coffee Company Sendirian Berhad …………18 ii. C U Latte by Cheong Foh ……………………………………….18 Commercial Success ……………………………………………………………………...…19 Recommendations (Competitiveness) ………………………………………………………19 1. Berjaya Starbucks Coffee Company Sendirian Berhad …………........................19 2. C U Latte by Cheong Foh ……………………………………………………….19 Appendices (Interview Records) …………………………………………………….…20 – 26 1. Berjaya Starbucks Coffee Company Sendirian Berhad ………….................20 - 24 2. C U Latte by Cheong Foh ………………………………………………..…24 - 29 Minutes of Meeting …………..……………………………………………………………...30 References …………………………………………………………………………….......…31
  6. 6 | P a g e A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF 2 BUSINESSES OF SIMILAR INDUSTRY IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS|FNBE ELG30605 Key Summary Café is derived from society’s lifestyles and extended from Europe in the midst of 17th Century. To investigate the inequality between international and local café, the trustworthy Starbucks in Malaysia and business-friendly Cheong Foh are chosen for the research about the formation, development and success of café in Malaysia. Berjaya Starbucks has comparably shown the prestige of company’s mobilisation, affiliation and administration, and C U Latte by Cheong Foh is persevere in tradition, locality and ethical development. In conclusion, these café businesses achieved a convergence of similarities and competitive differences that yields different markets by using adaptive strategies in their business history in different locations and phases of modernisation.
  7. 7 | P a g e A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF 2 BUSINESSES OF SIMILAR INDUSTRY IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS|FNBE ELG30605 History of Coffee Beans and Its Trading in Malaysia Coffee beans was initially founded in Ethiopia in the midst of 11th Century and rapidly spread to Yemen, Istanbul, Venice, Marseilles, Paris, Vienna, London, Holland, Germany and America. In the midst of 1800s, British colonialists invested coffee in Malaysia; later, the coffee is cultivated by locals and they produced own coffee products.
  8. 8 | P a g e A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF 2 BUSINESSES OF SIMILAR INDUSTRY IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS|FNBE ELG30605 Brief Description of the Businesses Berjaya Starbucks Coffee Company Sendirian Berhad The foremost café established as Berjaya Starbucks Coffee Company Sendirian Berhad in range of 163 outlets, with an outlet located in Taylor’s University Lakeside Campus. The number of employees for this outlet is 10 persons. The estimated number of customers per daily ranges from 400 to 500 persons. Main Products and Services Berjaya Starbucks sell coffees according to Starbucks Roast Spectrum, which coffees are assessed as Blonde Roast, Medium Roast and Dark Roast; consequently, the inimitable control of temperature and time resulted in their peak of scent, acerbity, form and savour. This company delivered customized grinding of coffee beans as well as Malaysia Starbucks Card services. The cards aim to pertain customers’ loyalty through membership which enhance their Starbucks experiences and reward their trust and passion for Starbucks. Business Foundation The founder of Starbucks is the store owner in Seattle’s historic Pike Place Market. Starbucks in Malaysia is founded by Berjaya Starbucks Coffee Company Sendirian Berhad, and Taylor’s University Lakeside Campus’s outlet is operated since 2010. They aimed to provide products and services to the university students with their good employee engagement, performance cultures and leadership. Business History Berjaya Starbucks undertook several major developments in form of accomplishment and changes in the past five years. In 2011, Starbucks Malaysia advocated Starbucks Card. Starbucks VIA Ready Brew is launched upon its discovery. In 2012, Starbucks has more than 17,600 stores and is valued at $35.6 billion. In 2013, Starbucks instigated Starbucks Connecting Communities Project. In 2014, Starbucks generated old plan by inaugurated Starbucks Card Mobile Application. Furthermore, Starbucks received the HR Best Practices Gold Award, honoured by Malaysia Institute of Human Resources Management (MIHRM). Moreover, Starbucks established the Community Computer Centre and initiated the Global Month of Service, and they have contributed to 38 community service projects and
  9. 9 | P a g e A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF 2 BUSINESSES OF SIMILAR INDUSTRY IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS|FNBE ELG30605 accomplished 27,437 community services hours. In 2015, Starbucks was entitled “Best of the Best” in Aon Hewitt Employers-Malaysia 2015 Awards. Core Success The core success of Starbucks is developed into a gigantic worldwide coffee company which modelled market’s innovation. Their leadership in coffee specialty build business opportunities lead by customized luxuries, dynamic retailing demography, coffee lifestyle influences, provident leadership and interactive organizational infrastructures. Their empathy on customers has create critical success of consistency, ingenuity and brand awareness. Managerial Success Berjaya Starbucks success comply with their Business Ethics and Compliance program which safeguards outlet cultures and notoriety by ethical decision-making via informational measures, training, investigation and communication channels. This essentially resolved employee relation issues which is the key of potential success of the outlet. Workplace diversity is effectively measured by headquarter to prioritize in human connection and engagement, fairness and justice, and ease of use and barrier free. The friendliness of outlet services is safeguarded by headquarters’ expectation with employees’ unceasing kinship, tolerance and humanity. C U Latte by Cheong Foh The comparative café is C U Latte established by Cheong Foh which situated at BBK Port Tech Tower. C U Latte is the first outlet launched by Cheong Foh in 2015. The number of employees in this outlet is 10 persons. This company’s estimated number of customers is in the range of 50 persons. Main Products and Services C U Latte sell Klang coffee species Liberica. Liberica is the only coffee commodity historically splendid in Malaysia, with properties of lessen flavour, founders of coffeehouse in Malaysia conduct adds-in roasting method with barley, caramel and butter. This outlet also offered foreign coffee series from global bean belt. Their main services is customized brewing services for coffee beans. Business Foundation
  10. 10 | P a g e A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF 2 BUSINESSES OF SIMILAR INDUSTRY IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS|FNBE ELG30605 The founder of C U Latte by Cheong Foh is Cheong Yoke Lee, grandfather of current coffeehouse owner. Cheong Foh is established in 1955, ranging about 60 years and C U Latte is operated since 2015. Cheong Foh is inaugurated because of his grandfather’s family livelihood in Malaysia since his migration from China. C U Latte is operated to meet new demands and emerged into competitive service markets in terms of the old coffeehouse expansion after 60 years of traditional management of local coffeehouse. Business History The operation of a contemporary coffeehouse, C U Latte is the prior development of a traditional-founded coffeehouse in Malaysia. This culturally westernised and culinary globalized coffeehouse fulfilled the customers’ demand according to the epoch of modernization. In several years ago, Cheong Foh coffeehouse achieved international fame as it became the primary selection for foreigner’s Klang tour according to the shop listing of Selangor district governance. Core Success Cheong Foh’s core success is acting as an important, unique, supportive, innovative and persisting coffee entrepreneurship in preserving the locality, traditional quality, customers’ delight, commitment and healthiness in the preferences and distribution of trustworthy coffees.
  11. 11 | P a g e A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF 2 BUSINESSES OF SIMILAR INDUSTRY IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS|FNBE ELG30605 Business Competition Number of Competitors and Brief Bios of Top 3 Competitors Berjaya Starbucks Coffee Company Sendirian Berhad Berjaya Starbucks has more than 10 regional competitors in Taylor’s University Lakeside Campus. The direct regional competitor is Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf, their products and services are ice-blended coffees and flavoured teas, and Coffee Bean Card services. Chatime is an indirect competitor which special in products such as customised contemporary teas series and juices, and services such as Chatime Thirstea Card services, periodical promotions and organised product’s delivery. OldTown White Coffee is an indirect competitor that exclusive in products and services such as white coffee series, food in classic noodles, rice and western gourmet series, and periodical promotions. C U Latte by Cheong Foh C U Latte by Cheong Foh has more than 50 regional competitors in the region of Bandar Baru Klang. The direct regional competitors in Klang are the recent emergence of China expansion’s coffeehouses which brought an inevitable impact on their local coffee businesses. These competitors such as China’s expanded hotels in Computer Station had a good success, fame, qualitative coffee processing and China’s culturally-supported coffee- making which provide a competitive edge of coffee demands in the same markets. OldTown White Coffee is another indirect regional competitor of C U Latte by Cheong Foh. Hometown Hainan Coffee is another indirect competitor regionally which unique for homemade instant coffee, tea and combination of these flavours and prior in classic breakfast, rice, noodles and western gourmet series. Business Competitiveness and Strategies (Direct Competitors) Berjaya Starbucks Coffee Company Sendirian Berhad Berjaya Starbucks has a higher responsive social media presence which successfully build customers’ certainty and trust. Comparably, Starbucks disclose their awards’ recognition which create massive boost in their reputation as compared to Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf which were seem uncompetitive.
  12. 12 | P a g e A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF 2 BUSINESSES OF SIMILAR INDUSTRY IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS|FNBE ELG30605 C U Latte by Cheong Foh Implementing strategies for secondary product’s competition, Cheong Foh provide three trustworthy manufactured flavours of gourmet tea in terms of China’s competitive tea commodity in the global beverage market, to relocate customer’s attention on coffee to other beverage preferences that form a new marketing direction to patronize unsatisfied customers. Secondly, according to the global emergence of preferences on purer and cleaner filtered coffee, Malaysian coffeehouses are proceeding to these new era of coffee-making. Cheong Foh predictably invested in the V60 coffee filtration in encountering customer’s desertion of flavoured coffee. In their newly established CU Latte contemporary coffeehouse, they dedicated to the Diedrich Coffee Roaster from United States which effectively produce overwhelming result of roasting and customer’s coffee experiences.
  13. 13 | P a g e A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF 2 BUSINESSES OF SIMILAR INDUSTRY IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS|FNBE ELG30605 Market’s Direction New Businesses Obstacles and Alternatives Berjaya Starbucks Coffee Company Sendirian Berhad According to Berjaya Starbucks, the new businesses of coffee lacking excellence in coffee education, which is the core foundation for café industry and baristas expertise. Consequently, the new establishment of coffee businesses failed to execute the innovative core of coffee delights and personalise coffee services which strengthened their customer experiences prior to the competitive edge of contemporary café. These new businesses can follow the leadership of notorious coffee suppliers and partners to pursue in their further education and gain experiences in coffee entrepreneurship with their initiatives of structuring good reputation for them. C U Latte by Cheong Foh According to C U Latte by Cheong Foh, the main obstacles is the rising cost of coffee beans. The extraction of coffee beans are blended with the impurities during coffee harvest and along with the increment of prices had made many coffee businesses degrading to their cessation. The relative amount of capital investment is prior to establish a good coffee entrepreneurship, direction, culture and market. Workforce is a problematic sourcing for local coffeehouse businesses, because many young adults are revenue-driven, business-motivated, luxury-dominant, and artistically manipulative instead of philosophy-manageable, coffee- propelling, ethical-and-cultural driven and motivated for long-term success. Coffeehouse’s location is the resolution for every coffeehouse business failure or deprivation. Many unexperienced coffeehouse owners had encountered massive loss or termination due to the lacking of understanding and good schemes in terms of selecting location. Nature of Market: Current Market Economy, Consumers and Suppliers Collaboration Berjaya Starbucks Coffee Company Sendirian Berhad The Coffee and Farmer Equity (C.A.F.E.) Practices assured proper coffee trading and ethical sourcing of responsibly grown coffee. They promote sustainable industry that support farmers, such as organic farming practices and Starbucks Farmer Loan programs. They
  14. 14 | P a g e A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF 2 BUSINESSES OF SIMILAR INDUSTRY IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS|FNBE ELG30605 collaborate with Mercy Corps to create tea production with good health aids, youth engagement and economic progression. C U Latte by Cheong Foh Cheong Foh maintain a good relationship with coffee beans supplier in Klang to continuously discover and obtain improving coffee beans in terms of long-term trading. They have a good business relation with informative communication and experience exchanges that can benefit the development of local coffeehouse. Many philosophical customers have good understanding about coffee markets and truthful passion for coffee has continuously being supportive to the coffee business. The market economy of coffee supplies has continuously depriving dated back to last 60 years because of the agricultural pests in coffee plantation and largely important agricultural land is being developed into commercial land. The coffee businesses became largely dependent on huge and continuous capital investment to sustain quality and originality of coffee products.
  15. 15 | P a g e A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF 2 BUSINESSES OF SIMILAR INDUSTRY IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS|FNBE ELG30605 Similarities and Differences Comparison Type Comparison Context C U Latte by Cheong Foh Berjaya Starbucks Similarities Supporting healthiness of food such as calorie-free beverage, without artificial fusion, instant coffee disapproval, coffee’s health awareness Offers healthy food such as wholesome food Cross-cultural food Diverse and globalized food cultures Deliver song with caffeinated effect Romantic music atmosphere Provide customers with coffee philosophy and livelihood acknowledgement Provide customers with coffee selections by means of humanistic characters and philosophy Differences Business direction is to achieve ethical business in terms of quality maintenance, cultural contribution and good customer services. Business direction is regulated for a higher responsibility, assurance and philosophy on missionary success. High level of professionalism in form of prolific experiences relating to breakfast High level of contribution to world’s coffee agriculture by supporting farmers with resources and expertise of coffee. Coffeehouse cultures perceived the devotion of local coffee ancestors and coffee cultures of trustworthy Malaysian folks Coffeehouse cultures conjured the ardour for high seas and navigational beliefs of the early coffee traders Table 1. Summarization of similarities and differences between two businesses.
  16. 16 | P a g e A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF 2 BUSINESSES OF SIMILAR INDUSTRY IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS|FNBE ELG30605 Exposition Context: Similarities and Differences Globalization Berjaya Starbucks Coffee Company Sendirian Berhad Starbucks aim to create visionary products out of world’s coffee agriculture by supporting farmers with resources and expertise of coffee. The foreign headquarter affirmed every outlet as essential parts of Starbucks neighbourhood, which the outlet gain managerial and leadership experiences in a bonding network of partners, customers and community through their contribution channels. Subsequently, they look and act on behalf of Starbucks beyond their boundary, with a higher responsibility, assurance and philosophy on missionary success. C U Latte by Cheong Foh CU Latte also actively contributed to cross-cultural cuisines such as Korean-Western pasta Gangnam style. They aimed to promote their qualitative coffees by attracting culinary- based customers with international food as these had always been an attraction to consumers in this globalized markets. Café Passion and Cultures Berjaya Starbucks Coffee Company Sendirian Berhad Customers love Starbucks’ coffee selections in significance with humanistic characters and philosophy, as if their assemblage and rest abided with respect and appreciation. They love Starbucks specifically for their retentive and genuine services, pleasing atmosphere with romantic appeal of chosen music, and coffee out of expertise. Café cultures of Starbucks primarily initiated by the characterized Starbuck in Moby Dick, conjured the ardour for high seas and navigational beliefs of the early coffee traders. Later, after the Starbucks licensed under Howard Schultz, Starbucks aimed to create: a consigned corner of conversation, a locality reassuring the sense of community, a mediator between work and home. Starbucks endeavours to formulate a feeling of connection. C U Latte by Cheong Foh Cheong Foh is one of the notorious ethical business that fastened themselves with quality maintenance, cultural contribution and good customer services. The coffeehouse owner assured the customer’s was well-informed of their ethical coffee processing, and they aimed to produce every good cup of coffee to serve better by contributing sufficiently and
  17. 17 | P a g e A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF 2 BUSINESSES OF SIMILAR INDUSTRY IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS|FNBE ELG30605 carefully in the processes. Their motto is always attesting their trustworthiness, ‘even by just a bit, I'll want to make the cup that I serve better.’ They have a greater philosophy and vision affiliated with local spirit and formation of coffeehouse, ‘the world is one, no war, no hatred, a lot of good coffee to share.’ They have a strong will to reassure customer’s reliance on specialty coffee preferable to the instant coffee. They have clear and selfless vision about supporting this healthy cause because coffee market demanded for good transparency – coffee owners want natural, fair trading and organically processed of coffee commodity. As the potential side effects in terms of instant coffee chemical processes is the conscientious reasoning for ethical coffee developers to motivate consumers to move way from this type of coffee products. CU Latte also contributed to the contemporary trend of café by enlivening atmosphere with old-fashioned song related to coffee. They claimed the songs have caffeinated effect, and they are satisfied for these relaxing, cheerful and delightful melody. The coffee matched perfectly with the melody atmosphere which give coffee lovers a unique sensation, driving them with the influential coffee philosophy by Cheong Foh brand’s good foundation effectively stir up their inner world. Cheong Foh coffeehouse concerning and stimulate development for calorie-free beverage. They are passionate in creating coffees with immense of philosophy and livelihood acknowledgement, varying from most of the modernised coffeehouse with commercial practices, implementing, insisting and appreciating the purest method of producing coffees, according to local ancestors and coffee cultures of trustworthy Malaysian folks, without the artificial fusion of unhealthy add-ons or processes, such as sugar-free caramel and non-fat ingredients that brimming away with antioxidants, while maintaining the natural extract, beverage philosophy and local gratification of traditional method’s processing coffees. Owner of Cheong Foh which always occupied with deep faith and affection on coffee, also has strong attachment for the origin of coffee which revolved around Ethiopia. Their coffee practices and devoutness is upheld with their responsibility and professionalism, professing their business honour and reliability on the coffee markets. Their brand does not only cultivated interest and characters of coffees in every customers, but also instilled coffee health and beverage knowledge to every heart of aficionados, and coffee stories to active coffee lovers. Food Cultures and Their Motives Berjaya Starbucks Coffee Company Sendirian Berhad
  18. 18 | P a g e A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF 2 BUSINESSES OF SIMILAR INDUSTRY IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS|FNBE ELG30605 Starbucks promote the diversity and globalization of food cultures for international students. For instance, the Mississippi mud muffin is associated with Southern United States cuisine, blended with chocolate originated from Belgium. Besides that, tandum with salted caramel, chocolate and passion fruits is invented in New Zealand, and fruity cinnamon roll developed from Sweden. Starbucks aim to provide traditional and wholesome food which exclude trans fats, artificial flavours and dyes, and high fructose corn syrup. C U Latte by Cheong Foh CU Latte has adapted the neighbourhood food cultures in fulfilling the regional market demands after the realization on incompetence of marketing. Creativity and enthusiasm on food has always been a motivation for their traditional coffee business such as rolling pizza, colour-layered cakes of Jalur Gemilang. They also prioritized on the essence of breakfast by innovating and improving the big breakfast, with their relevant experiences and gratitude of these services in the past 60 years. They promote food pairing with coffees along the informational and attractive selections which specific food brought unexpected great effect to customer’s taste buds.
  19. 19 | P a g e A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF 2 BUSINESSES OF SIMILAR INDUSTRY IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS|FNBE ELG30605 Commercial Success Berjaya Starbucks is interpreted as commercially successful in the comparative analysis with C U Latte Cheong Foh in terms of the complexity of distribution network, business motto and standardisation. Recommendations (Competitiveness) Berjaya Starbucks Coffee Company Sendirian Berhad To enhance reformation in terms of competitiveness in coffee markets, Berjaya Starbucks can instituted coffee research lab to monopolize coffee market demands by the restructuration of production system which completely complement transforming trend of market in globalization and modernization. The upsurge of consumer’s satisfaction due to company’s professionalism and leadership can justified the emergence of new markets, in spite of extending the sophistication of business organisation that proves impractical to patronise the café. C U Latte by Cheong Foh To refashion the ineffective public relation between influential representative and Cheong Foh regarding of their dedication for café’s publicity in terms of its virtuous reputation in the coffee market, Cheong Foh shall strategically enhances familiarisation of brand identity in markets to triggered development of beliefs and trusts that can achieved the realization of potential partners.
  20. 20 | P a g e A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF 2 BUSINESSES OF SIMILAR INDUSTRY IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS|FNBE ELG30605 Appendices (Interview Records) Berjaya Starbucks Coffee Company Sendirian Berhad 1. Name: Berjaya Starbucks Coffee Company Sendirian Berhad 2. Current location: Taylor’s University Lakeside Campus 3. Number of employees: 10 person 4. Number of branches: 2 outlets 5. Main products: - Coffee (According to Starbucks Roast Spectrum, coffees are assessed as Blonde Roast, Medium Roast and Dark Roast; the inimitable control of temperature and time resulted in their peak of scent, acerbity, form and savour) 6. Main services: - Malaysia Starbucks Card services - Customized grinding (coffee beans) 7. Estimated number of customers: in the range of 400 to 500 person 8. How does the introduction of cards help in your business? The cards aim to pertain customers’ loyalty through membership which enhance their Starbucks experiences and reward their trust and passion for Starbucks. 9. How do you look into your customers’ experiences at Starbucks? Customizing experiences of Starbucks customers, Starbucks rooted their courtesy of services in several purposeful environmental designs, which immersed their customers in: old heritage of past centuries, ground-breaking assembly in the hub of cultures and arts, retreat of calm and contemporaneous hub apart from the fleeting outer world. Starbucks also maintained their customers’ beverage experiences with the merchandise of seasonal and qualitative drinkware. 10. Who is the founder of this outlet? When did your outlet started the business? What are the motives behind it? The founder of Starbucks is the store owner in Seattle’s historic Pike Place Market. Starbucks in Malaysia is founded by Berjaya Starbucks Coffee Company Sendirian Berhad, and Taylor’s University Lakeside Campus’s outlet is operated since 2010. They aimed to provide products and services to the university students with their good employee engagement, performance cultures and leadership. 11. What are your company/outlet traditions and beliefs? Do they change by the course of time?
  21. 21 | P a g e A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF 2 BUSINESSES OF SIMILAR INDUSTRY IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS|FNBE ELG30605 Starbucks believed in the cultural values of environmental practices by launching Greener Cups movement, environmental lighting and efficient HVAC (heating, ventilation and cooling) investment, water reduction and retrofitting of water fixtures, and environmental construction strategies. 12. How do you accomplish your slogan of ‘Everything we do goes into every cup you serve’? The higher altitudes of farming, complex network of coffee farmer support centres, nurturance of same-rooted relationships, reiteration of coffee harvests, and the enormous replication of testing and critical analysis are Starbucks’ industry and confidence which testified that their coffees are every cup of customers’ love. The philosophy of coffee roasting, blending of international great coffees, frequent examination of coffee sourcing, and perfection of climate, soil, elevation and agricultural practices are the boundless passion and entrepreneurial values that ends in a cup of customer’s coffee. 13. What are the major developments, such as major accomplishment and changes, in your business of the past five (5) years? In 2011, Starbucks Malaysia advocated Starbucks Card. Starbucks VIA Ready Brew is launched upon its discovery. In 2012, Starbucks has more than 17,600 stores and is valued at $35.6 billion. In 2013, Starbucks instigated Starbucks Connecting Communities Project. In 2014, Starbucks generated old plan by inaugurated Starbucks Card Mobile Application. Furthermore, Starbucks received the HR Best Practices Gold Award, honoured by Malaysia Institute of Human Resources Management (MIHRM). Moreover, Starbucks established the Community Computer Centre and initiated the Global Month of Service, and they have contributed to 38 community service projects and accomplished 27,437 community services hours. In 2015, Starbucks was entitled “Best of the Best” in Aon Hewitt Employers-Malaysia 2015 Awards. 14. What is your company’s/outlet’s core success? The core success of Starbucks is developed into a gigantic worldwide coffee company which modelled market’s innovation. Their leadership in coffee specialty build business opportunities lead by customized luxuries, dynamic retailing demography, coffee lifestyle influences, provident leadership and interactive organizational infrastructures. Their empathy on customers has create critical success of consistency, ingenuity and brand awareness.
  22. 22 | P a g e A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF 2 BUSINESSES OF SIMILAR INDUSTRY IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS|FNBE ELG30605 15. What is your company’s/outlet’s vision in relation to workforce expansion? The merit of baristas envisaged Starbucks’s dream, spirit and patron about coffee. The company’s vision on workforce expansion must be disciplined under baristas’ passion of being trained, as disregarding the quality of coffee beans, roasting, and equipment and tools. 16. What kind of company headquarters' management that bring success to your outlet retail careers? Business Ethics and Compliance program safeguards outlet cultures and notoriety by ethical decision-making via informational measures, training, investigation and communication channels. This essentially resolved employee relation issues which is the key of potential success of the outlet. Workplace diversity is effectively measured by headquarter to prioritize in human connection and engagement, fairness and justice, and ease of use and barrier free. The friendliness of outlet services is safeguarded by headquarters’ expectation with employees’ unceasing kinship, tolerance and humanity. 17. Who are your regional competitors and what are their products and services? The direct regional competitors are Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf, their products and services are ice-blended coffees and flavoured teas, and Coffee Bean Card services. 18. What strategies have been used in response to their competition and how successful are they? A higher responsive social media presence build customers’ certainty and trust. Comparably, Starbucks disclose their awards’ recognition which create massive boost in their reputation as compared to Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf which were seem uncompetitive. 19. What are the obstacles faced by new businesses who wish to enter your regional market today? How can they possibly overcome it? The new businesses of coffee lacking excellence in coffee education, which is the core foundation for café industry and baristas expertise. Consequently, the new establishment of coffee businesses failed to execute the innovative core of coffee delights and personalise coffee services which strengthened their customer experiences prior to the competitive edge of contemporary café. These new businesses can follow the leadership of notorious coffee suppliers and partners to pursue in their further education and gain experiences in coffee entrepreneurship with their initiatives of structuring good reputation for them.
  23. 23 | P a g e A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF 2 BUSINESSES OF SIMILAR INDUSTRY IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS|FNBE ELG30605 20. What is the nature of your regional market? For example, current market economy, consumers and suppliers collaboration. The Coffee and Farmer Equity (C.A.F.E.) Practices assured proper coffee trading and ethical sourcing of responsibly grown coffee. They promote sustainable industry that support farmers, such as organic farming practices and Starbucks Farmer Loan programs. They collaborate with Mercy Corps to create tea production with good health aids, youth engagement and economic progression. 21. How do you describe your company’s vision in terms of globalization? How does your company’s foreign headquarter influenced your locally-registered coffeehouse? Starbucks aim to create visionary products out of world’s coffee agriculture by supporting farmers with resources and expertise of coffee. The foreign headquarter affirmed every outlet as essential parts of Starbucks neighbourhood, which the outlet gain managerial and leadership experiences in a bonding network of partners, customers and community through their contribution channels. Subsequently, they look and act on behalf of Starbucks beyond their boundary, with a higher responsibility, assurance and philosophy on missionary success. 22. What customers are so passionate about at your café? Customers love Starbucks’ coffee selections in significance with humanistic characters and philosophy, as if their assemblage and rest abided with respect and appreciation. They love Starbucks specifically for their retentive and genuine services, pleasing atmosphere with romantic appeal of chosen music, and coffee out of expertise. 23. What kind of café cultures do your company preserve and is passionate about? Café cultures of Starbucks primarily initiated by the characterized Starbuck in Moby Dick, conjured the ardour for high seas and navigational beliefs of the early coffee traders. Later, after the Starbucks licensed under Howard Schultz, Starbucks aimed to create: a consigned corner of conversation, a locality reassuring the sense of community, a mediator between work and home. Starbucks endeavours to formulate a feeling of connection. 24. What kind of food cultures are your company promoting? What are the motives behind these? Starbucks promote the diversity and globalization of food cultures for international students. For instance, the Mississippi mud muffin is associated with Southern United States cuisine, blended with chocolate originated from Belgium. Besides that, tandum
  24. 24 | P a g e A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF 2 BUSINESSES OF SIMILAR INDUSTRY IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS|FNBE ELG30605 with salted caramel, chocolate and passion fruits is invented in New Zealand, and fruity cinnamon roll developed from Sweden. Starbucks aim to provide traditional and wholesome food which exclude trans fats, artificial flavours and dyes, and high fructose corn syrup. C U Latte by Cheong Foh 25. Name: C U Latte by Cheong Foh 26. Current location: Port Tech Tower 27. Number of employees: 10 person 28. Number of branches: 163 outlets 29. Main products: - Klang coffee species Liberica. Liberica is the only coffee commodity historically splendid in Malaysia, with properties of lessen flavour, founders of coffeehouse in Malaysia conduct adds-in roasting method with barley, caramel and butter. - Foreign coffee series from global bean belt. 30. Main services: Customized brewing services (coffee beans) 31. Estimated number of customers: in the range of 50 person 32. Who is the founder of this company/outlet? When did your company/outlet started the business? What are the motives behind it? The founder of C U Latte by Cheong Foh is Cheong Yoke Lee, grandfather of current coffeehouse owner. Cheong Foh is established in 1955, ranging about 60 years and C U Latte is operated since 2015. Cheong Foh is inaugurated because of his grandfather’s family livelihood in Malaysia since his migration from China. C U Latte is operated to meet new demands and emerged into competitive service markets in terms of the old coffeehouse expansion after 60 years of traditional management of local coffeehouse. 33. What are your company/outlet traditions and beliefs? Do they change by the course of time? Cheong Foh is the one of the coffeehouses that persist the tradition and strategy of expanding local coffees business and select the specialty coffee without accepting the market demands on commercial coffee. They insist on the healthiness and quality of coffee in terms of traditional, purified, and non-commercial method of coffee beans roasting; and the time-consumption and excellency largely revolved around parchment coffee checking processes. According to him, Malaysia was ranked 45th
  25. 25 | P a g e A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF 2 BUSINESSES OF SIMILAR INDUSTRY IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS|FNBE ELG30605 top coffee consuming country in the world in 2013, with 1.3kg of beans consumed per person on average. This is the outstanding business indication which largely locals considering and preferring thick coffee, a strong black coffee served purely with sugar. They has a strong intuition and business knowledge about the local coffee products and with abundant experiences on running a local coffeehouse, they have exceptional determination, driving motivation and strong temperament in local coffee management, from the plantation, they chose good coffee species Liberica cultivated in Klang, which is the unique taste from local agricultural ancestors and local environment, through careful handpicking processes, watchful progressions, thorough sorting procedures, thoughtful roasting to the careful formulation and traditional skills of caramel-coating, and delicate brewing of coffee beans. Similar to certain coffee traditional cultures such as Ethiopian Yirgacheffe, coffee in Malaysia has the similar preparation ritual such as brewing of used coffee grains several times to meet the lessen flavour preferences of local folks. They played an important role in preserving the unique coffee cultures of Malaysia and thereby maintaining the local demands for Klang coffee. Cheong Foh adapted the local and traditional making of coffees into the foreign coffees, concentrating on the purity, essence and authenticity of processing and instilling the same effort and coffee philosophy in the quality-making of foreign coffees, which make them in good account and attraction to foreign and local customers. 1. What are the major developments, such as major accomplishment and changes, in your business of the past five (5) years? The operation of contemporary coffeehouse is the prior development of a traditionally founded coffeehouse in Malaysia. This culturally westernised and culinary globalized coffeehouse fulfilled the customers’ demand according to the epoch of modernization. In several years ago, Cheong Foh coffeehouse achieved international fame as it became the primary selection for foreigner’s Klang tour according to the shop listing of Selangor district governance. 2. What is your company’s core success? Cheong Foh’s core success is acting as an important, unique, supportive, innovative and persisting coffee entrepreneurship in preserving the locality, traditional quality, customers’ delight, commitment and healthiness in the preferences and distribution of trustworthy coffees. 3. What is your company’s/outlet’s vision in relation to workforce expansion?
  26. 26 | P a g e A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF 2 BUSINESSES OF SIMILAR INDUSTRY IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS|FNBE ELG30605 4. Cheong Foh has critical vision and strategies in expanding and cultivating workforce for the coffeehouse development, but market demands is unsatisfactory due to young adults occupational and taste preferences, inconsistency and disloyalty of trained employees, and the lacking of motivation and interest in managing local and traditional established coffeehouses. They have unwavering determination, sufficient acknowledgement and experiences, long-lasting patience and implementation of attractive policies in terms of trials and hardships of expanding their workforce in their local coffeehouses. They aimed to preserve and continuously practice the passionate-driven and customer-friendly approaches in terms of workforce direction of their coffeehouses. 5. Who are your (regional/Starbuck) competitors and what are their products and services? The recent emergence of China expansion’s coffeehouses had brought an inevitable impact on their local coffee businesses. Their competitors such as China’s expanded hotels in Computer Station had a good success, fame, qualitative coffee processing and China’s culturally-supported coffee-making which provide a competitive edge of coffee demands in the same markets. 6. What strategies have been used in response to their competition and how successful are they? Implementing strategies for secondary product’s competition, Cheong Foh provide three trustworthy manufactured flavours of gourmet tea in terms of China’s competitive tea commodity in the global beverage market, to relocate customer’s attention on coffee to other beverage preferences that form a new marketing direction to patronize unsatisfied customers. Secondly, according to the global emergence of preferences on purer and cleaner filtered coffee, Malaysian coffeehouses are proceeding to these new era of coffee-making. Cheong Foh predictably invested in the V60 coffee filtration in encountering customer’s desertion of flavoured coffee. In their newly established CU Latte contemporary coffeehouse, they dedicated to the Diedrich Coffee Roaster from United States which effectively produce overwhelming result of roasting and customer’s coffee experiences. 7. What are the obstacles faced by new businesses who wish to enter your market today? How can they possibly overcome it? The main obstacles is the rising cost of coffee beans. The extraction of coffee beans are blended with the impurities during coffee harvest and along with the increment of
  27. 27 | P a g e A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF 2 BUSINESSES OF SIMILAR INDUSTRY IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS|FNBE ELG30605 prices had made many coffee businesses degrading to their cessation. The relative amount of capital investment is prior to establish a good coffee entrepreneurship, direction, culture and market. Workforce is a problematic sourcing for local coffeehouse businesses, because many young adults are revenue-driven, business- motivated, luxury-dominant, and artistically manipulative instead of philosophy- manageable, coffee-propelling, ethical-and-cultural driven and motivated for long- term success. Coffeehouse’s location is the resolution for every coffeehouse business failure or deprivation. Many unexperienced coffeehouse owners had encountered massive loss or termination due to the lacking of understanding and good schemes in terms of selecting location. 8. What is the nature of your market? For example, current market economy, consumers and suppliers collaboration. Cheong Foh maintain a good relationship with coffee beans supplier in Klang to continuously discover and obtain improving coffee beans in terms of long-term trading. They have a good business relation with informative communication and experience exchanges that can benefit the development of local coffeehouse. Many philosophical customers have good understanding about coffee markets and truthful passion for coffee has continuously being supportive to the coffee business. The market economy of coffee supplies has continuously depriving dated back to last 60 years because of the agricultural pests in coffee plantation and largely important agricultural land is being developed into commercial land. The coffee businesses became largely dependent on huge and continuous capital investment to sustain quality and originality of coffee products. 9. How did your company’s foreign food impacted on company’s culture? CU Latte also actively contributed to cross-cultural cuisines such as Korean-Western pasta Gangnam style. They aimed to promote their qualitative coffees by attracting culinary-based customers with international food as these had always been an attraction to consumers in this globalized markets. 10. What customers are so passionate about at your café? What kind of café cultures do your company preserve and is passionate about? Are these related to each other? Cheong Foh is one of the notorious ethical business that fastened themselves with quality maintenance, cultural contribution and good customer services. The coffeehouse owner assured the customer’s was well-informed of their ethical coffee processing, and they aimed to produce every good cup of coffee to serve better by
  28. 28 | P a g e A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF 2 BUSINESSES OF SIMILAR INDUSTRY IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS|FNBE ELG30605 contributing sufficiently and carefully in the processes. Their motto is always attesting their trustworthiness, ‘even by just a bit, I'll want to make the cup that I serve better.’ They have a greater philosophy and vision affiliated with local spirit and formation of coffeehouse, ‘the world is one, no war, no hatred, a lot of good coffee to share.’ They have a strong will to reassure customer’s reliance on specialty coffee preferable to the instant coffee. They have clear and selfless vision about supporting this healthy cause because coffee market demanded for good transparency – coffee owners want natural, fair trading and organically processed of coffee commodity. As the potential side effects in terms of instant coffee chemical processes is the conscientious reasoning for ethical coffee developers to motivate consumers to move way from this type of coffee products. CU Latte also contributed to the contemporary trend of café by enlivening atmosphere with old-fashioned song related to coffee. They claimed the songs have caffeinated effect, and they are satisfied for these relaxing, cheerful and delightful melody. The coffee matched perfectly with the melody atmosphere which give coffee lovers a unique sensation, driving them with the influential philosophy by Cheong Foh brand’s good foundation effectively stir up their inner world. Cheong Foh coffeehouse concerning and stimulate development for calorie-free beverage. They are passionate in creating coffees with immense of philosophy and livelihood acknowledgement, varying from most of the modernised coffeehouse with commercial practices, implementing, insisting and appreciating the purest method of producing coffees, according to local ancestors and coffee cultures of trustworthy Malaysian folks, without the artificial fusion of unhealthy add-ons or processes, such as sugar-free caramel and non-fat ingredients that brimming away with antioxidants, while maintaining the natural extract, beverage philosophy and local gratification of traditional method’s processing coffees. Owner of Cheong Foh which always occupied with deep faith and affection on coffee, also has strong attachment for the origin of coffee which revolved around Ethiopia. Their coffee practices and devoutness is upheld with their responsibility and professionalism, professing their business honour and reliability on the coffee markets. Their brand does not only cultivated interest and characters of coffees in every customers, but also instilled coffee health and beverage knowledge to every heart of aficionados, and coffee stories to active coffee lovers. 11. What kind of food cultures are your company promoting? What are the motives behind these?
  29. 29 | P a g e A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF 2 BUSINESSES OF SIMILAR INDUSTRY IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS|FNBE ELG30605 CU Latte has adapted the neighbourhood food cultures in fulfilling the regional market demands after the realization on incompetence of marketing. Creativity and enthusiasm on food has always been a motivation for their traditional coffee business such as rolling pizza, colour-layered cakes of Jalur Gemilang. They also prioritized on the essence of breakfast by innovating and improving the big breakfast, with their relevant experiences and gratitude of these services in the past 60 years. They promote food pairing with coffees along the informational and attractive selections which specific food brought unexpected great effect to customer’s taste buds.
  30. 30 | P a g e A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF 2 BUSINESSES OF SIMILAR INDUSTRY IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS|FNBE ELG30605 Minutes of Meeting Date: 12th January 2016 Time: 1 – 2pm Venue: Level 3, Taylor’s Library Names of Group Members Tutorial Group Role Jiji Ng Wed, 6.30 – 8.30pm Chairperson Wong Yun Teng Wed, 6.30 – 8.30pm Secretary Mashruk Asad Wed, 6.30 – 8.30pm Member Janson Chen Wed, 6.30 – 8.30pm Member Tan Tee Jane Tue, 2 – 4pm Member Ho Hong Lok Wed, 6.30 – 8.30pm Member Jason Goh Wed, 6.30 – 8.30pm Member Pau Jin Wei Wed, 6.30 – 8.30pm Member No. Activity Action taken by 1 Introduction Jiji Ng 2 Assigning tasks Jiji Ng, Wong Yun Teng 3 Agreement of work distribution Mashruk Asad, Wong Yun Teng, Janson Chen, Ho Hong Lok, Pau Jin Wei, Jason Goh, Tan Tee Jane
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