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Mission

A mission statement refers to a short explanation of the purpose of the company that identifies its operation goals, geographical operation region, primary market or customers, as well as the kind of services or products it offers (Andreasen, Kotler, & Parker, 2008).

We believe that we are on the face of the earth to create superior and delicious foods and services and this will not change any soon.

We intend to be the world leader in the development, creation, and generation of services and tasty food in the Fast Foods and Hospitality Industry.

Vision

Together with fun-filled and delightful family experience to the society which it serves, the vision of the company is to provide a wholesome, delicious, and fresh dishes and meals to its customers (Burns, Bush, & Sinha, 2014).

The staff of hotel functions to get the guests to think of the company when they leave, as this shall make the guests love Jamat Group and return later.

Values

The goal of the company is to accomplish and sustain a leadership position in its industry and markets, therefore establishing a value for its employees, shareholders, and clients.

Respecting the interests of all its stakeholders, the firm also dedicates in functioning sustainably and handling its ethical and social roles as a corporate citizen.

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Mission, Vision and Values

Foods and services

World leader in development, Creation and Generation of services

Customers business values

Simplicity

Wholesome, delicious and fresh food

Memorable experience

Sustainable environments

Sustain leadership position

Strengthen the earning power

Respecting the interest of the stakeholders

Integrity, Transparency and Honesty

External Analysis

Opportunities

Opportunities for an organization are the areas which the business can exploit to earn more revenues (Chernev, 2015).

People are now more inclined to purchase healthy drinks, foods and other products that minimize diseases because the perception and perspectives have changed (Cohen, 2005).

The demand for healthy brands in developing countries and emerging economies are rapidly increasing, and the company will therefore think of exploiting such market opportunities (Cravens & Piercy, 2006).

Jamat Group has major growth opportunities

Threats

Stiff competition: Jamat Group will face stiff competition from well-established companies in the Hospitality and Fast Food industry.

High-Priced Raw Materials: The cost of end products increases as the cost of raw materials increase; this is because the high cost of raw material enhances the overall value of production.

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Strength

Threats

Opportunities

Weakness

Market Gaps

Consumers inclination towards fast food and healthy drinks

Eco-Friendly

Stiff Competition (Starbucks, McDonald)

High Priced Raw materials

Internal Analysis

Strengths

Strong brand, highest revenues in the industry, and extensive product are the strengths that support the ongoing growth and success of the business are some the strengths of our organization.

The strengths will support service attractiveness that is critical in maintaining the success of the company.

Weakness

Limited penetrations in the developing markets

The company has a business model which other companies can easily imitate (Kotler, Bowen, & Makens, 2009).

By SWOT analysis, the company should strategically maintain offline and online competitive advantages in overcoming its weaknesses, and negative effects

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Strength

Strong brand

Threats

Opportunities

Weakness

Limited Brick and mortar

Highest revenues

Extensive products

Imitable business model

Environmental Scanning

Political Factors

Political factors are the government or state policies such as the intervention degree in the economy, the extent the government is subsidizing companies, and goods and services it wants to offer (Cravens and Piercy 2006).

The stable political environment in the country will impact positively on the operations of the Jamat Group.

Economic Factors

Economic reforms can have significant impacts on the behaviour of the firm. For example, in the country, low interests rates promote investment since it costs less to borrow (Hair, Celsi, Ortinau & Bush, 2008).

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Political Factor

Intervention in degree of Economics

Economic Factor

Government subsidizing companies

Good Services

Economic growth

Changes in taxation

Rate of interest

Exchange rates

Environmental Scanning

Social Factor

Willingness

Hiring young workforce

Technological Factor

New process and products

Collaboration with External partners

Availability to work

Expansion (merges and acquisition)

Developing staff members

Research and development

Environmental Scanning

Legal Factor

Product recycling

Environmental Factor

Climate and Weather changes

Environment friendly process and products

Increase in wage

Introduction to disability

Age discrimination act

Industry and Competitors

Starbucks

Generate unique and higher quality products.

Popularized the alternatives of "light and healthy."

Retail outlets planned for Italian bakeries are mostly decorated using inviting ambiances.

McDonalds

Largest company in the fast food industry worldwide (Andreasen, Kotler, & Parker 2008).

30% of market share in the fast food industry in Europe.

Firms Resources

Identifying competencies, assets and capabilities

Knowledge

Information

Firm attributes

Organizational process

The hotel will use the resource-based view which is a managerial structure utilized in determining the strategic resources with potentials in delivering comparative advantage to the company (Andreasen, Kotler, & Parker, 2008).

The resource-based view concentrates managerial attention on the internal resources of the hotel in the efforts of identifying those competencies, assets, and capabilities with the potentials of delivering superior competitive edges (Katz, 2009).

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Firm’s Resources

Relationship with clients

Knowledge

Culture

Reputation of the company

TANBIGLE

Cash

NON -TANGIBLE

Trademark

Patent

Brands

Inventory

Plant

Machinery

Raw materials

Real Estate

Strategy Formulation

CHANGE

Organizational, individual, and group abilities and the conditions of work

Nurtured to the highest level possible, individuals involved

Comprehending the fundamental philosophy and values of Organization Development: Organizational development is usually known as a normative or values-based practice field (Andreasen, Kotler, and Parker 2008). The four major value orientations that have helped to establish the fundamental organization development philosophy are an evolving orientation of social-ecological systems, client-centred consulting, democratic principles, and humanistic philosophy.

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Business Strategy and Competitive advantage

Hiring

Digital Hospitality

Outstanding service

Differentiation of Goods and Services

Integration of IT with Human Resource

High quality,

High Standards

Strategy Implementation

Food and Beverages

Logistics

Finance

Human Resources

Front Office

Marketing, Sales, Research and development

Evaluation and Control

Final Stage of Strategic Management.

External and Internal analysis are the foundations for existing initiatives, measurement of performance and taking corrective measures in Human Resource Management.

Evaluation involves the process of establishing the given strategy effectiveness to accomplish the objectives of the company, and control refers in taking corrective measures wherever necessary.

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References

Andreasen, A. R., Kotler, P., & Parker, D. (2008). Strategic Marketing for Non-profit Organizations, 44-53. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson/Prentice Hall.

Burns, A. C., Bush, R. F., & Sinha, N. (2014). Marketing Research 7. Harlow: Pearson.

Chernev, A. (2015). The Marketing Plan Handbook. Cerebellum Press.

Cohen, W. A. (2005). The Marketing Plan. John Wiley & Sons.

Cravens, D. W., And Piercy, N. (2006). Strategic marketing 7. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill.

Hair, J. F., Celsi, M., Ortinau, D. J., & Bush, R. P. (2008). Essentials of Marketing Research. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill/Higher Education.

Katz, J. A. (2009). Entrepreneurial small business.

Kotler, P., Bowen, J. T., & Makens, J. C. (2009). Marketing for Hospitality and Tourism. Prentice Hall.