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Measuring Customer Satisfaction : a Guide to Managing Quality Service.

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Menlo Park : Crisp Publications, Jan. 1993.
Colección:Fifty-Minute series.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • INTRODUCTION
  • PART I Customer Satisfaction
  • WHAT IS CUSTOMER SATISFACTION?
  • Satisfied Customers Buy More, and More Often
  • WHICH IS MORE IMPORTANT: QUALITY, SERVICE, SATISFACTION OR RETENTION?
  • What Gets Measured Gets Done
  • Defining Customer Satisfaction
  • Defining Quality
  • THE COSTS OF POOR SERVICE AND POOR QUALITY
  • THE COST OF POOR QUALITY
  • THE RELATIONSHIP AMONG QUALITY, SERVICE AND SATISFACTION
  • DEVELOPING A CUSTOMER SERVICE SYSTEM
  • Step 1: Total Management Commitment
  • Step2: Know your customers (intimately)
  • Step 3: Develop Standards of Service Quality PerformanceStep 4: Hire, Train and Compensate Good Staff
  • Step 5: Reward Service Quality Accomplishments
  • Step 6: Stay Colse To Your Customers
  • Step 7: Work Toward Continuous Improvement
  • FIVE TECHNIQUES TO IMPLEMENT SUPERIOR SERVICE QUALITY
  • PART II Measuring Quality and Customer Satisfaction
  • WHY WE MEASURE QUALITY AND CUSTOMER SATISFACTION
  • Reason #1: To Learn About Customer Percepations
  • Reason #2: To Determine Customer Needs, Wants, Requrements and Expectarions
  • Reason #3: To Close the Gaps
  • Reason #4: To Inspect What You Expect In Order to Impove Service and Customer SatisfactionReason #3: Because IMproved Performance Leads to Increased Profits
  • Reason #6: To Learn How You Are Doing and Where You Go From Here
  • Reason #7: To Apply the Process of Continuous Improvement
  • THE BENEFITS OF MEASURING QUALITY AND CUSTOMER SATISFACTION
  • A FINAL THOUGHT ON MEASURING QUALITY AND CUSTOMER SATISFACTION
  • TOOLS FOR MEASURING QUALITY
  • Tool #1: Check Sheets
  • Tool #2: Pareto Charts
  • Tool #3: Histograms
  • Tool #4: Scatter Digrams (Correlation Diagrams)
  • Tool #5: Cause-and-Effect DiagramTool #6: Graph, Control and Run Charts
  • Tool #7: Stratification
  • OTHER MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES
  • Benchmarking
  • Brainstroming
  • Force Field Analysis
  • Folwcharting
  • THE WHY AND HOW OF QUALITY IMPROVEMENT AND CUSTOMER SATISFACTION
  • ONE LAST THOUGHT ABOUT MEASURING QUALITY
  • PART III Researching Customer Satisfaction
  • RESEARCH METHODS
  • Secondary Data
  • Primary Data
  • Qualitative Research
  • Quantitative Research
  • Sampling
  • Research Design: An Example
  • DATA COLLECTION TECHNIQUES
  • QUESTIONNAIRES AND SURVEYSFormat and Layout
  • Question Construction
  • Survey Question Responses
  • Make It Easy On Yourself
  • TELEPHONE SURVEYS
  • Using Telephone Surveys Successfully
  • Analyzing the Telephone Survey
  • Something to Think About
  • PERSONAL INTERVIEWS
  • FOCUS GROUPS
  • REPORTING TECHNIQUES
  • Cusatomer Satisfaction Index (CSI)
  • Service QualityMeasurment System (SQMS)
  • Customer Report Card
  • Service Standard of Performance (SOP)
  • Customer Satisfaction Bachmacking
  • Attribute Ratings nad Perceptual Maps