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| + | motivation - why we want to do this <br> | ||
| + | as Hsinchu comprises of xxx square feet, our aim is to help this international fast food chain in identifying the most ideal location for the operation of their store front. <br> | ||
| + | We are aiming to help the international fast food chain remain competitive among the ever-changing Food & Business Industry | ||
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| + | objective - what we want to achieve <br> | ||
| + | - Help an international fast food chain to improve their sales through the observations of facilities surrounding their stores including their competitors. | ||
| + | - Suggestion of potential new store fronts or removal of current unprofitable stores through through advanced digitizing and buffering areas | ||
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| + | Hsinchu is a city in northern Taiwan, southwest of the capital city of Taipei, also known as "The Windy City". It’s also known for its ornate Hsinchu City God (Cheng Huang) Temple, lined with food stalls. Close by is Yin Hsi East Gate, a 19th-century structure once used as an entrance to the city. Hsinchu Zoo houses hippos, Bengal tigers and Malay bears. Southeast of the center, trails cross the forested Shibajian (18 Peaks) Mountain. | ||
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motivation - why we want to do this
as Hsinchu comprises of xxx square feet, our aim is to help this international fast food chain in identifying the most ideal location for the operation of their store front.
We are aiming to help the international fast food chain remain competitive among the ever-changing Food & Business Industry
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objective - what we want to achieve
- Help an international fast food chain to improve their sales through the observations of facilities surrounding their stores including their competitors.
- Suggestion of potential new store fronts or removal of current unprofitable stores through through advanced digitizing and buffering areas
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Hsinchu is a city in northern Taiwan, southwest of the capital city of Taipei, also known as "The Windy City". It’s also known for its ornate Hsinchu City God (Cheng Huang) Temple, lined with food stalls. Close by is Yin Hsi East Gate, a 19th-century structure once used as an entrance to the city. Hsinchu Zoo houses hippos, Bengal tigers and Malay bears. Southeast of the center, trails cross the forested Shibajian (18 Peaks) Mountain.
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