McDonald's Strategies
Common business strategies
Staying Relevant Strategy
Competition & Regulation
Blue Ocean Strategy
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What are the Golden Arches?

The famous “M” logo of McDonald’s

100

What does pestel stand for?

Political, Economy, Social, Tecnology, Enviorment, Legal

100

What is Staying Relevant Strategy?

A strategy that helps companies stay modern and attractive

100

What is direct competition?

Competition between similar products

100

What is Blue Ocean Strategy?

A strategy that creates new markets instead of competing

200

What is a Glocal strategy?

A process that combines global standardization strategies with localization strategies

200

What’s the difference between a leader and a boss?

A boss only manages employees. A leader is there to motivate, and help employees

200

What is innovation to stay relevant?

Updating menus, apps, or branding to match trends

200

What is Indirect competition?

Competition between different products that satisfy the same need

200

What are Blue Oceans?

Markets with little or no competition

300

What is McDonald’s glocal strategy?

A strategy where McDonald’s keeps its global brand but adjusts to local tastes

300

Name the 4 buisness global strategies

Transational, standardization, multi-domestic, and exportation

300

What is an example of staying relevant strategy?

McDonald’s adding mobile ordering and delivery services

300

What is the FTC (Federal Trade Commission)?

U.S. agency that protects consumers and competition

300

What are Red Oceans?

Markets full of intense competition

400

Who are Richard and Maurice McDonald?

The brothers who originally founded McDonald’s

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 Difference between global and local responsiveness

Local: adapting to local tastes and culture.
Global: keeping products the same across countries

400

What is the purpose of staying relevant strategy?

Adapting to customer preferences and technology changes over time

400

What is PROFECO?

Mexican agency that protects consumers

400

What is Red Bull?

A company that created a new market with energy drinks

500

What happened in the year 1940?

The year McDonald’s was founded

500

What is nearshoring?

When a company moves its production or services to a nearby country instead of a faraway one, to reduce costs, improve communication, and get products faster

500

What is losing customers and market share?

The risk companies face if they fail to stay relevant

500

What is protect consumers and ensure fair competition?

The main goal of these organizations (FTC & PROFECO)

500

What is Airbnb?

A company that disrupted the hotel industry with home-sharing

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