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Business Simulation 22.1
Business Simulation 22.1
Vision – Potato sushi also aims to move with velocity to drive profitable growth and
become an even better potato sushi business venture, serving more customers
delicious sushi rolls inside of school.
Core Values
Potato sushi enhancing the customers experience summarized in: “P, O, T, A, T & O.”
P- Pioneering Innovation
Embrace creativity and originality in culinary practices, constantly striving to innovate
and differentiate in the competitive market of sushi offerings.
O- Optimal Nutrition
Commit to providing nutritious and balanced food options, utilizing the inherent health
benefits of potatoes to promote wellness and vitality among customers.
T- Transparency
Maintain transparency in sourcing practices, ingredient quality, and business
operations, fostering trust and accountability with customers, suppliers, and members.
A- Authenticity
Stay true to the roots of sushi culture while infusing creativity and authenticity into
potato sushi recipes, honoring tradition while embracing innovation.
T- Team Collaboration
Foster a culture of collaboration and teamwork among employees, suppliers, and
partners, recognizing that success is achieved through collective effort and shared
values.
O- Outstanding Quality
Uphold uncompromising standards of excellence in every aspect of the potato sushi
business, from ingredient selection to food preparation and customer service.
Goals
Potato sushi business venture represented goals by the acronym POTATO:
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Provide comprehensive training and development opportunities for employees to
enhance their skills and knowledge in sushi preparation and customer service.
6. Optimize Operational Efficiency
Streamline business processes and workflows to maximize efficiency and productivity,
ensuring smooth operations and timely delivery of potato sushi products.
Objectives
Increase students' consumption of nutritious meals by introducing potato sushi as a
healthy and appealing option in the school cafeteria menu. Achieve a 20% increase in
the consumption of potato sushi in the Last Week of March to Last week of April of
2024. Promote the consumption of locally sourced and sustainable ingredients in the
potato sushi to align with the school's focus on healthy eating and environmental
sustainability. Implement the introduction of potato sushi on the school menu by the
start of the next quarter of March to April, allowing for a full month of assessment and
adjustment based on student feedback and consumption data.
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Operational, Tactical and Strategies
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Standard of measurement
KEY DESCRIPTIONS
PERFORMANCE
Sales Revenue Monitor the revenue generated from potato sushi sales over
time to gauge the financial viability of the venture.
Cost Efficiency Analyze the cost of ingredients, labor, and overhead associated
with producing and selling potato sushi to ensure profitability
and cost-effectiveness.
Nutritional Impact Assess the nutritional value of potato sushi compared to other
menu items, considering factors such as calorie content,
macronutrient composition, and dietary diversity.
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SWOT
STRENGTH WEAKNESSES
Healthier Option: Potato sushi provides a Limited Appeal: Some students may
healthier alternative to traditional school not be familiar with or open to trying
cafeteria options, potentially appealing to potato sushi, potentially limiting its initial
health-conscious students and parents. popularity.
Allergy-Friendly: Potato sushi can be a Perishability: Sushi, including potato
good option for students with seafood sushi, has a limited shelf life, which
allergies or dietary restrictions, broadening could lead to food waste if not managed
the school's food offerings. effectively.
Innovation: Introducing potato sushi can Preparation Time: Potato sushi requires
showcase the school's commitment to careful preparation, which may pose
culinary innovation and diversity. logistical challenges for school cafeterias
during peak hours.
OPPORTUNITIES THREATS