Competition

May 24, 2013

Competition

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Renaissance Brand Refocused strategy and energy are key to reviving a faltering quick serve.	The Five Guys Mistake The burger chain decided to make all its locations identical, but design firm CEO Mike Brady says that’s an out-dated strategy. Today’s consumers don’t want a cookie-cutter feel.
Rock-Solid Foundation Building a culture of positive values and morals may not sound like a business essential, but the stability it creates with employees will trickle down to your customers.	Stay True to You The secret to Jason’s Deli’s success is its positive, family focused culture, says the company’s CEO Joe Tortorice.
Quick Service in 2060 The economic roller coaster of the last 18 months reminded every brand in quick service that survival is not guaranteed, and QSR is taking this new thinking as an opportunity to look at life after the recession—way after.	Hang on for Dear Life It's in your best interests not to let key employees take their experience and talent to a competitor.
When Cheating Works At some companies it’s OK to take a tip from another CEO’s playbook. In fact—it’s encouraged.	Ahead of the Game Operators often lose sight of the importance of innovation in a down economy, but recession or no recession, consumers demand new options.
6 Markets You Don’t Want to Miss These markets weathered the recession better than most and are primed for your expansion efforts.	Quality Control To stand out in a crowded industry, brands should focus not just on food quality, but on creating a whole quality experience.