rest of the stuff

“Chapter 14 Competing Effectively through Global Marketing, Distribution, and Supply-Chain Management.” Competing Effectively through Global Marketing, Distribution, and Supply-Chain Management, saylordotorg.github.io/text_international-business/s18-00-competing-effectively-through-.html.
This explained how kfc reacted when things started to fail and the stores closed. It’s reliable as it is from a well known site, Forbes, and also explains what and how kfc did and failed for it’s supply chain
•	It switched back to it’s old supplier so things are running again for now before trying to fix the whole thing again.
•	It’s also not just a one man mistake or such, but in fact early cracks in the new supplier arrangement is what would cause such issues
•	all transitions of supply chain has high risk period, with extensive testing needed.
•	It’s not a competition between firms, but whole supply chains

https://saylordotorg.github.io/text_international-business/s18-00-competing-effectively-through-.html
“Chapter 14 Competing Effectively through Global Marketing, Distribution, and Supply-Chain Management.” Competing Effectively through Global Marketing, Distribution, and Supply-Chain Management, saylordotorg.github.io/text_international-business/s18-00-competing-effectively-through-.html.
explained how kfc was able to enter various markets and how so it became such an effective and successful business. Not as reliable as most others, (github?) but uses sources and is meant to be educational, so should still be useful.
•	Came in early b4 other fast foods
•	Over 2bil made in 2010 in china
•	Had to have local business partner to operate inland
•	So of course business with partner of connection with government
•	Learned from its partners, made own leadership team when joint venture not required, team very know china culture.
•	This meant that business felt more familiar as it is especially marketed for Chinese customers
•	Localization: so it also tastes familiar therefore more popular than weird borgyr thing
•	Culture also important in china, so kfc adapts its culture
•	Very adaptable: “Choosing to eat at fast food restaurants like KFC doesn’t necessarily indicate a desire for Western flavors,” said Sun Min, a local government official who eats at KFC because speed and convenience are his top priorities when choosing a place to eat.
•	Opens shop near customers