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How did changing customers’ needs and competitors impact Domino’s competitive position?

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Q1: Let’s build a context, which were the key trends in the QSR industry for Dominos?

Q2: Build on one of the trends in Q1 to understand a little bit deeper on how did these trends change customer needs?

Q3: Let’s keep developing these trends, How did competitors react to these trends?

Q4: How did changing customers’ needs and competitors impact Domino’s competitive position? What were its strengths, weaknesses, threats, and opportunities?

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