Case Study : Kopiology Brewed Coffee / ‘Aini Syafiqah Adznan Adzen

• Main Author: Adznan Adzen, ‘Aini Syafiqah
• Format: Entrepreneurship Project
• Language: English
• Published: 2021
• Subjects: Small business. Medium-sized business; Consumer satisfaction; Beverages; Tea, coffee, cocoa, etc.
• Online Access: https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/48790/1/48790.pdf; https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/48790/

A technology entrepreneur is someone who runs a company that focuses on developing new technologies, processes, or services. It's a mix of modern and one-of-a-kind developments. To become an entrepreneur, one must have an innovative potential and the willingness to take risks in drastic or gradual innovation and circumstances. A convenient brewed coffee cafe was chosen in order to recognise a product with significant potential for innovation and development. Coffee has been one of the world's most popular beverages in recent years. Coffee shops' sales, profit, and popularity have been steadily increasing since the late 1700s, when it became a common drink. Many people are interested in investing in a cafe shop as a result of the growing coffee industry. In this sector, customers and sellers usually use a common cash register machine when making cash payments. This process will take some time to complete due to inefficiency, inability to run database marketing and failure to produce a more detailed report. A solution is now needed, which is the key reason for conducting this study, which will be accomplished by the use of smart technology. The aim of this research is to replace technology, polish some facilities, update business skills, and add some new touches in order to compete with the other great companies ahead. The cafe shop will get a fresh start if the cash register is replaced with a POS device. Point-of-sale systems became more computerized as time went by, storing a product database on a computer server. They frequently provide a barcode reader to eliminate the need for manual price entry while also electronically storing transaction information.