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Starbucks TURBO Report by databahn

Last updated: October 17, 2019

Starbucks Corporation
2401 Utah Avenue South
Seattle, WA 98134
United States
Phone: (206)-447-1575
Website: http://www.starbucks.com
Sector: Consumer Cyclical
Industry: Restaurants
Full Time Employees: 291,000

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Starbucks enters Gujarat, set to open a lot more cafes in India this year

• Starbucks will open well over 30 outlets in India this year.
• Starbucks now has 157 outlets in 10 cities including Mumbai, Delhi NCR, Hyderabad, Chennai and Bengaluru, among others.
• The Starbucks flagship store in Ahmedabad is located at Prahlad Nagar.

Nestle starts selling Starbucks-branded coffee in China

• Food giant Nestle started selling Starbucks-branded coffee in mainland China, seeking to tap growth in a market where it says coffee consumption per capita remains low compared to global standards.
• Nestle last year paid $7.15 billion for exclusive rights to sell the U.S. chain’s coffees and teas globally, and began selling Starbucks-labelled products in Europe, Asia and Latin America in February.

Starbucks licenses its ‘gold standard’ tech

• Starbucks is licensing its mobile and loyalty program technology in a deal that will give global franchisees the chance to offer the Starbucks mobile app to customers.
• The coffee chain will take an equity stake in restaurant tech company Brightloom, formerly known as Eatsa, and receive a seat on the company’s board in exchange for giving Brightloom a license to some of Starbucks’ software.

Starbucks Unveils Express Retail Store Experience in Beijing — Starbucks Now

• Starbucks has opened its first Starbucks Now™ store – an innovative, express retail experience that seamlessly integrates Starbucks physical and digital customer touchpoints - in Beijing.
• Combining the signature Starbucks café environment with Mobile Order & Pay and Starbucks Delivers™ customer experiences, this streamlined experience allows customers and delivery riders to conveniently get their favorite beverages and food at Starbucks.

Starbucks Teams Up with Microsoft To Boost Its Bean-To-Cup Blockchain

• Starbucks is looking to Microsoft to help with connecting their coffee-makers across its 30,000 stores.
• By using several Azure cloud products Starbucks could connect and secure the more than a dozen pieces of equipment in each of their stores; from coffee machines to grinders and blenders.
• These IoT-enabled machines could then collect more than a dozen data points for every shot of coffee pulled, including the type of beans, the temperature of a cup of coffee and water quality.

Starbucks Relies on AI Powered Customer Insights to Drive Growth

• With its Mobile Order & Pay app, Starbucks is the first major chain to integrate its digital payments to create a better buying and checkout experience for its customers.
• Starbucks as a coffee retailer knows every nuance of its consumer’s coffee habits, thanks to its in-house Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology.
• Starbucks Barista, the face of Starbucks backed by AI, leverages voice-recognition technology to allow its users to speak to the app to place an order.

Starbucks Gives Microsoft’s Azure Sphere IoT Platform a Buzz

• Microsoft showcased the Starbucks pilot with Azure Sphere as an example of how it’s partnering with various brick-and-mortar merchants including Kroger, Michaels, Goodwill and other to help them provide better customer experiences and more efficient operations.
• Jeff Wile, Starbucks senior VP of infrastructure enablement, said by embedding the Azure Sphere MCUs in the various coffee brewers and other machines in each store, it can gather telemetry to help predict a potential problem before it requires a repair.
• “If we can avoid one service call per year in each store, it pays for the project," said Wile.