A company has a large office building with 3,500 employees. Why would the company make the decision to have food services offered within the building rather than NOT to offer these services? Why would the company make the decision to outsource the operati

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The Managed Service Business

Managed Services Top three managed services companies employ over one million worldwide Most people have never heard of these companies - they thrive on transparency Managed services represent a significant career opportunity for students studying hospitality management

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Many Names Same Business Managed food service Non-commercial food service Institutional food service Management contract food service Outsourced food service

Outsourcing Involves the transfer of management of an entire business function to an external organization Outsourcing can lower costs, increase the quality of the function, and allow a company to focus on their course mission

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Types of Outsourcing Parts supply is an example of outsourcing of a manufacturing function A “managed service” is an example of outsourcing a service function

why would food services represent the significant outsourcing

of managed services in education, business and healthcare?

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Food services where . . . Where people work Where people learn Where people recover Where people play

Managed Services - Hospitality Hotels & Resorts Stadiums, Arenas & Amphitheaters Destinations & Cultural Attractions Workplaces and Manufacturing Facilities Convention Centers Conference Centers

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Contracting of Managed Services A management contracting firm enters into an agreement (a management contract) with a client firm to define an outsourced business function

Palms Las Vegas Sodexo to oversee operations of the 24 Seven Cafe, Bistro Buffet, room service operations and employee dining room (sept 10 2015)

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Managed Services Non Commercial Colleges & Universities K-12 Schools & Districts Hospital & Healthcare Facilities Workplaces and Manufacturing Facilities Correctional Facilities Military Training Bases Remote Workplaces re

Typical Managed Services Food services Mailroom services Custodial services Uniform services

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outsourcing decision

Big Three Managed Service Firms Aramark Compass Group Sodexo

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Aramark Revenues in 2014 - $14.8 billion Number of employees - 255,000 Number of countries - 22 Number of meals per year - 2.8 billion Based in the USA Currently contracted for UNLV food services

Compass Group Revenues in 2014 - $25.3 billion Number of employees - 507,000 Number of countries - 50 Number of meals per year - 4 billion

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Compass Group Largest food service conglomerate in the world Operating companies include

Levy Restaurants Wolfgang Puck Catering Bon Appetit Management Company

Based in Britain

Levy Restaurants Leader in sports & entertainment food service Restaurant company based in Chicago Provides premium quality food services to stadiums, arena, and entertainment venues All major sports leagues

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Sodexo Revenues in 2014 - $18.6 billion Number of employees - 425,000 Number of countries - 80 Number of meals per year - 3.7 billion Based in France - vacation policy

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