Rakesh Gupta, sitting in his new office in Nariman Point, Mumbai sees future OceanCove, which in the last two years has grown from a single restaurant seafood chain of five restaurants. Aware that the aggressive expansion plan in 2002, and was worried about the recent spread moderately expensive restaurant serves international cuisine in India, Gunta have to consider a proposal to increase the size of existing restaurants from 120 seats to 160 seats. His immediate concern is whether this proposal will require changes in operating processes OceanCove.
OceanCove Case Solution Case Study Solution
The case is accompanied by bursts of simulation restaurant operations, implemented in Flash. Students can observe Little's Law in action, and to develop intuition about the operational impact of changes in demand or changes in the speed of processing in the restaurant. "Hide
by Kamalini Ramdas, Jin Leong Source: University of Virginia Darden School Foundation 12 pages. Publication Date: August 13, 2002. Prod. #: UV3502-PDF-ENG
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