Dunkin' Brands

Baskin-Robbins is owned by the Dunkin’ Brands, the same company that owns Dunkin’ Donuts. Currently, Dunkin’ Donuts play a much larger role in Dunkin’ Brands, representing $7.4 billion of $0.3 billion in sales for fiscal-year 2013.The store opened its doors for the first time in the mid 90’s. BR has now over 6000 stores spread across 35 countries. It has its major market penetration in the UK with 2800 outlets and Japan with 800. Its current Headquarters is…

Introduction: Dunkin Brands is a multinational company operating in almost 60 countries. Dunkin Brands expands on franchisee model with its two quick serving restaurant chains (QSR) Baskin and Robbins and Dunkin Donuts. Dunkin Donuts is now looking for entering the Finnish market. In 2014 Dunkin Brands did not meet its expectations and its stock price fell .Moreover many of Dunkin Donuts competitors have already taken advantage of growing Finnish fast food and coffee shop market and in…

Opportunities Dunkin Donuts is a favorite amongst New Englanders and loved by mostly everybody. As a company, they have a lot of opportunities that they can act upon in order to better their company as well as eliminate threats such as competitors and other things that could be going against their company. Dunkin Donuts started up as a coffee and breakfast shop, but throughout the years they have progressed and are now offering more lunch items and are getting themselves more into the lunch…

2.0 SWOT Analysis Dunkin’ Donuts had grown to become one of the largest coffee and baked goods chain with 11,000 outlets operating across 33 countries. The company’s products include doughnuts, sandwiches, other bakery products such as wraps, munchkins, and cookies, and a wide variety of hot and iced beverages. As a result, the company to grasp a position as one of the top 50 franchises in the world (Fitzpatrick, 2015). Besides, the company poised to combat headwinds present in this industry as…

operations in 1948 at Quincy, Massachusetts. Till 1946, it offered luncheon services to workers in Boston. Their strategy was to prepare and to serve fresh coffee and donuts quickly and courteously though well-merchandised stores. They started selling donuts in 1959 and changed the name of the store to “kettle donuts”. In 1950, they assumed the corporate name of Dunkin’ Donuts. Doughnuts, based on American spelling of donut had originated from the Dutch oilcakes called “oliekoek” that are…

Description of Dunkin Donuts Dunkin Donuts is a multinational donut firm and coffeehouse based in the United States in Greater Boston, Massachusetts, and Canton. William Rosenberg established the firm in 1950 in Quincy, Massachusetts (Rosenberg, 2002). The firm has developed to become the largest baked goods and coffee chain globally having more than 12,000 restaurants in 36 nations. The products of the chain entail bagels, donuts, various baked products, and a broad array of iced and hot…

society, we as consumers naturally depend upon and welcome coffee as a warm, caffeinated, familiar, (and for some, necessary) drink that keeps the worlds moving. In fact, Dunkin’ Donuts,’ an international coffee giant and one of the companies under study in this analysis, is known for its famous slogan “America runs on Dunkin.’” Dunkin’ Donuts was founded in 1950 in Quincy, Massachusetts by William Rosenberg. Dunkin’ Donuts was successfully operated by Rosenberg and even acquired its largest…

Don’t you just love the small of coffee in the morning? Do you ever need that extra push to start off your day? There are many great places that come to mind where you can get this great luscious treat, but one in particular should outshine the rest, Dunkin’ Donuts. This is a great and not so unhealthy place to go if you’re ever in a hurry or just want to take the time and eat something. They have a big menu variety starting from cold/ hot drinks to sweets or sandwiches from the bakery. There…

This author appreciates how the Starbucks brand has not only carved a niche within an ever- growing consumer industry, but does so not at the expense of its human capital, but rather because of its human capital. Kinicki (2012, pp. 33-34) proposed a three-layer concept to organizational culture (observable artifacts, Values, and basic assumptions), and the second of these layers, values, are those that an organization espouses as norms. The six principles which Starbucks has maintained,…

The Dunkin’ Donuts franchise that was chosen for this project is in Tomball, Texas, and it is one of the busiest locations in the Tomball and Spring area. Both Tomball and Spring are parts of the Greater Houston area. According to Suburban Stats the population in the Tomball area is around 10,753. Within the city of Houston and the area of Greater Houston, there are roughly 30 locations of Dunkin’ Donuts and each location has a major role in serving their customers with soothing drinks and…