Date: December 11th, 2015 Foundations of Software Management Business Prognosis Team Napa (Huijuan, Keerthana, Kun-Lin, Neha) 1
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An online and mobile food ordering company 4
Background Key Facts About GrubHub When Who What & Where An online and Matt Maloney mobile Chicago, 2004 and food ordering Mike Evans company Now Why How Ordering food Charge 35000 shouldn’t be restaurants a fee 900 harder than on each order and Seamless eating it ranking order 5
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Two Sided Growth Strategy 7
Go-To-Market-Strategy Restaurant Owners • Sales team • Provide tablet PCs (with OrderHub, DeliveryHub) Marketing Literature • Companies Acquisition • • Expansion No delivery Offer delivery for service small fee 8
Go-To-Market-Strategy Diners Marketing- Advertisements 1. Digital Marketing 2. Outdoor Advertisements (posters, fridge magnets, public transport) 3. Coupons & flyers 4. TV commercial ads after 6pm Company Acquisition 9
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Competitive Landscape 11
Competitive Landscape • Eat24 12
Competitive Landscape • DoorDash 13
Competitive Landscape • Caviar 14
Competitive Landscape • Munchery 15
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Forecast Diners can switch to competitors easily. Restaurants can do that too. The list of potential competitors is long. The advantage they have is temporary. 17
Forecast Number of competitors Size of market Customer Expectation Cost to acquire/keep customer Commission charged Grubhub’s revenue 18
Forecast http://www.valuewalk.com/2015/08/grubhub-downgraded-for-competition/ 19
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Business Criteria Customer Experience Innovative Technology New Markets 22
Strengths 30 Thousand Restaurants for Takeout or Nearly $2 Delivery Billion Gross Food Sales 5 Million 180 Thousand Active Diners Daily Orders 23
Weakness Low Customer Switching cost Ease of Substitution High threat from Competition No ‘Wow factor’ in product experience Late entry into Delivery Market 24
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Business Criteria Customer Experience Innovative Technology New Markets 26
Customer Experience Reliable Rating Picture Menus system Improve Customer Build a reliable Engagement through review and rating high quality pictures system for each item 27
Business Criteria Customer Experience Innovative Technology New Markets 28
Innovative Technology User Network and Recommendations Privilege Improve customer Use Restaurant and retention through Customer Data to providing coupons suggest and more privileges. recommendations 29
Business Criteria Customer Experience Innovative Technology New Markets 30
New Markets Fresh Food Food Truck Technology $1B Market opportunity Fresh food 10% of Fast-Casual total industry revenue 31
Why Key Strength- to innovate and aggressively penetrate consumer segments of diners and restaurants Increased competition from upcoming startups in various food segments like Caviar, Blue Apron Diners- Millennials dine out more than any other generation, average of around 3.5 X per week 32
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Forecast + 2011 2012 2013 2011 2012 2013 2014 2014 2017 2017 8 3 6 2.3 4 1.5 0.8 2 0 0 Gross Food Sales (B) Active Diners/ Combined Customers (MM) • Increase market penetration and consumer retention by entering new market • Increasing the total check size of every Grub with improved technology and consumer experience 34
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