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Sure, but then why doesn't Taylor just do the same thing with the other models?
by DSMan195276 5y ago
Sure, but then why doesn't Taylor just do the same thing with the other models?
- daed 5y agoPerhaps the other companies don’t mandate usage of a single machine?
- DSMan195276 5y agoI don't know, that's what I'm asking. The video doesn't make it clear what's going on with those, and Google doesn't really tell me anything either.
- rincebrain 5y agoMy understanding from one of the articles was that McDonalds wanted them to make a special model that did away with some portion of the manual process in favor of press-button maintenance, and they did. Unfortunately, it turns out that it's hard to replicate the reliability and adaptability of human manual labor mechanically sometimes.
- lucioperca 5y agoThe point is that McD-corp gets IceC-corp big money by mandating a single machine from them. IceM(achine)-corp do this through broken maintenance process. Hence IceM-corp see machines very often and ensures as a third party that food-safety of ice-cream produced by these machines is satisfied. This is what McD-corp is getting back from it. They don't trust die Franchises and let them pay money for their own inspection.
- LordAtlas 5y agoSome people have suggested that somebody at McDonald's, involved in mandating the use of this particular model, may have benefited from the outcome.