McDonald’s Secret Sauce for Supply Chain Success

  • Vitasek K
  • Manrodt K
  • Kling J
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Abstract

In matters dealing with suppliers, McDonald’s does indeed have a secret sauce. But it has nothing to do with condiments and herbs. The secret sauce of McDonald’s success is found within long-term transparent relationships based on the unwavering belief that everyone in the McDonald’s “System” can and should win. The deep-seated culture for long-term, win-win relationships with suppliers dates back to McDonald’s inception, when founder Ray Kroc established a precedent of trust and loyalty. Kroc believed that if the restaurant owner/operators and suppliers were successful, success would come to him as well. Simply put, McDonald’s, its owner/operators, and their suppliers have a Vested interest in helping each other succeed.

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Vitasek, K., Manrodt, K., & Kling, J. (2012). McDonald’s Secret Sauce for Supply Chain Success. In Vested (pp. 119–152). Palgrave Macmillan US. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-137-51190-4_6

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