Care for Customer and Customer Satisfaction at Operations Level
Care for Customer and Customer Satisfaction at Operations Level
Abstract
Organizations in all areas of the economy need to know how effectively they are meeting consumer requirements and expectations. To do so, they must convert broad notions of customer happiness into choices about what to assess and what data collection techniques to use. To fully comprehend customer satisfaction measurement, one must go beyond the technical (analytical techniques and models) to substantive and methodological concerns. Customer satisfaction's conception and operationalization, as well as the logic of assessing it, must all be addressed. This chapter provides a road map for conducting such an investigation. The linked ideas of customer happiness, perceived service quality, and customer loyalty are discussed .
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Introduction
How can businesses increase their customer satisfaction ratings? We believe they must correctly convert broad notions of customer happiness into choices about what to measure and what data collection techniques to use. In order to fully comprehend the problems involved in evaluating customer happiness, one must go beyond the technical (analytical techniques and models) and concentrate on the substantive and methodological. Customer satisfaction's conception and operationalization, as well as the logic of assessing it, must all be addressed.
This investigation may take place in either a business-to-customer (B2C) or a business-to-business (B2B) environment. The focus of this chapter is on interactions between these two groups. Despite the fact that some recent research on customer satisfaction evaluation focuses on B2B problems, the greater body of material has developed in the context of B2C services and may provide both conceptual models and useful methodological insights. Furthermore, the functional contexts of B2B and B2C are not well defined. Some companies serve both businesses and end-users or individual consumers at the same time, combining B2B and B2C characteristics (e.g., Nespresso). Finally, regardless of the paradigm employed to study them, customer happiness and associated notions such as perceived service quality and customer loyalty are complex entities.
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Conclusion
Organizations require a strong conceptual model of customer satisfaction and a thorough knowledge of the main factors that influence customer happiness and loyalty in order to perform successful and credible customer satisfaction evaluations. Organizations can only plan and implement an assessment programme if they have a proper conceptual model in place (either based solely on the established SERVQUAL scale or enriched with additional dimensions such as complaint handling, accessibility, usability, human–technology interactions, engagement, experience, and so on). A software like this should be able to offer useful (quantitative and qualitative) information on client satisfaction levels. It should also provide light on consumer requirements, expectations, and other variables that influence how people respond to the goods and services they get.
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