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AN ORDERED PROBIT MODEL FOR THE ANALYSIS OF OVERALL CUSTOMER SATISFACTION (OCS) REGARDING ORGANIC-FOOD COMSUMPTION

2004

Organic-food consumers and some related issues were investigated in the city of Palermo. Consumers were asked to express their global satisfaction regarding consumption of organic food, as well as some other personal information. A survey was conducted from the four main retail outlets specialized in organic-food by interviewing nearly 200 customers. The data were used to analyse the overall satisfaction of the local organic-food consumer. Furthermore, a “discrete choice” model was run by using the overall customer satisfaction (OCS) derived from the consumption of organic food as a dependent variable. A set of other variables were used as regressors. Model outputs identified the key determ…

Organic food - Consumers - customer satisfaction - Discrete choice model
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Analyzing Mediators of the Customer Satisfaction - Loyalty Relation in Internet Retailing

2014

This study explores the customer satisfaction – loyalty relation in the context of online shopping by introducing various mediators, such as trust, attitude, hedonic value, and utilitarian value. For data collection, we used an online consumer survey in relation to Internet retailing. In this paper we found empirical evidence that loyalty and satisfaction have a reciprocal relationship, but that mediators exist between satisfaction and loyalty. The findings of this study have consequences for customer relationship management, particularly in terms of retention, of the satisfied consumers in an e-shopping environment.

jel:M31Attitudelcsh:Marketing. Distribution of productsHedonic ValueCustomer SatisfactionCustomer LoyaltyAttitude Hedonic Value Utilitarian Value Trust Customer Satisfaction Customer Loyalty Mediationlcsh:HF5410-5417.5Utilitarian ValueTrustMediation.Expert Journal of Marketing
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Consumption Habits During the Decision Making Process in Tourism

2014

It is crucial for all organizations that activate in this field to research and understand the way in which consumers make decisions and the factors that motivate and encourage tourists to make different purchases. Also, when analyzing a tourist’s consumer behavior, companies must take into consideration: the needs and patterns of the consumers, consumer preferences and requirements, tourism market segmentation, and motivational factors such as cultural, personal, emotional, status, personal development, physical, etc. In this context, this paper aims to examine the responses of 154 tourists in relation to their predisposition to purchase and the patterns that are usually decisive in the de…

jel:M21habit of purchasetripsjel:M31consumer behavior habit of purchase buyer behavior trips customer satisfaction touristsbuyer behaviorcustomer satisfactiontouristsconsumer behaviorlcsh:Businesslcsh:HF5001-6182Expert Journal of Business and Management
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HOLONIC PRODUCTION SYSTEM TO OBTAIN FLEXIBILITY FOR CUSTOMER SATISFACTION

2008

The Holonic Production System (HPS) can be a valid choice to overcome the problems of traditional production sys-tems’ architectures, thanks to its capability to adapt and react to changes in the business environment whilst being able to maintain systemic synergies and coordination. The HPS is made of holons seen as functional production units which are simultaneously autonomous and cooperative. Although the holonic approach could represent a valid solution in order to pursue the necessary levels of agility of production systems, they have been scarcely implemented in practice and even less studied from a business studies perspective. The purpose of this discussion paper is to show the bene…

Flexibility (engineering)Process managementComputer scienceOrder (business)Perspective (graphical)Business engineeringProduction (economics)holonic production systems production agility customer satisfactionCustomer satisfactionBusiness studiesSettore SECS-P/08 - Economia E Gestione Delle ImpreseField (computer science)
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Perceived quality and satisfaction with tourist services: theoretical considerations and measurement challenges.

2017

The quality of tourist services is frequently analysed and measured in terms of perceived quality (PQ). As PQ is the subject of evaluations based on one or more tourist experiences, there are areas that overlap with consumer satisfaction (CS), although the two constructs can be logically distinguished. Specific proposals have been made for the measurement of the PQ and CS in the tourism field, although there may be some drawbacks when technical solutions do not take into account the logical and ontological assumptions of the measurement process.

Tourism perceived quality customer satisfaction formative measurement reflective measurement.Settore SECS-S/05 - Statistica Sociale
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Encuentro de servicio, valor percibido y satisfacción del cliente en la relación entre empresas

2005

Irene.Gil@uv.es Gloria.Berenguer@uv.es La literatura en marketing de servicios ha argumentado que el proceso de servicio puede ser el antecedente más importante de la evaluacióm del cliente sobre el resultado del servicio y que en ese juicio evaluativo último, el valor del servicio adquiere un papel esencial. Sin embargo, la naturaleza de este proceso de formación no ha sido extensamente estudiada, especialmente, en un contexto de relación interorganizativa. El presente estudio intenta contribuir al conocimiento de cómo el encuentro de servicio y el valor del servicio, contribuyen a aumentar la satisfacción del cliente. El trabajo explora la relación entre ambos, analizando el caso de una o…

UNESCO::CIENCIAS ECONÓMICAS::Organización y dirección de empresasService Encounter ; Perceived value ; Customer satisfaction ; Financial organizationPerceived valueCustomer satisfactionEntidad financieraValor del servicioFinancial organizationEncuentro del ServicioSatisfaccion del clienteService Encounter:CIENCIAS ECONÓMICAS::Organización y dirección de empresas [UNESCO]Encuentro del Servicio ; Valor del servicio ; Satisfaccion del cliente ; Entidad financiera
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Scritti in onore di Pellegrino Capaldo

2014

La qualità dei servizi è stata riconosciuta come un rilevante aspetto caratterizzante la performance dell’azienda pubblica, analogamente alla capacità di operare secondo criteri di efficienza e nel rispetto dei vincoli di bilancio. Sebbene sia possibile riscontrare alcuni significativi casi di adozione di politiche di customer satisfaction nelle amministrazioni pubbliche italiane, a tutt’oggi il tema presenta significative criticità, specialmente in ordine agli aspetti metodologici e agli strumenti operativi che consentano di integrare dette politiche nel sistema di programmazione e controllo delle aziende che erogano tali servizi. Il presente lavoro adotta una diversa prospettiva di analis…

Settore SECS-P/07 - Economia AziendaleQuality in delivering public services has been recognised as a major issue challenging performance in the public sector as well as the ability to operate effectively and within budget constraints. Empirical findings shown by the literature demonstrate that concrete efforts have been produced towards the evaluation and improvement of satisfaction levels of citizens and other Public Administration’s ‘customers’. However still today this issue portrays many unresolved criticalities particularly concerning the methodological approaches and operative tools to adopt in order to integrate ‘customer satisfaction’ programs with the wider organisational control system in each public administration. This paper adopts a non-conventional view of the ‘customer satisfaction’ concept. This is currently meant as a matter of social reporting or even statistical analysis based on the users’ perceptions on the level of provided services by a given (front office) unit in the public sector. Here an inter-institutional perspective is adopted with a view to map the overall value chain leading to the final product delivered to citizens or the community. Inside this chain tracking the underlying administrative products delivered by back-office units to their ‘internal clients’ in the public administration is recommended as a fundamental step to understand how to improve performance in satisfying citizens’ needs. This should also require a proper link between the administrative units’ goals and performance measures to the desired efficiency and effectiveness of processes leading to the attainment of administrative products providing the basis of the final services delivered to the private sector. Based on first empirical findings from field analysis in the Italian context the paper aims to outline an approach which could assist both politicians and managers to better assess and improve performance according to a customer satisfaction perspective.
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Designing a mobile app for museums according to the drivers of visitor satisfaction

2013

The aim of this study is to identify the key factors as antecedents of visitor satisfaction for the design of a mobile app for museums. To our aim we use the Kano model that allows to categorize service attributes according to how they are perceived by customers and to estimate their impact on customer satisfaction. We collected qualitative data trough 300 questionnaires administered to tourists visiting the Sicilian cities of Palermo and Trapani over a period of 3 months (October- December 2012). The results of our analysis can be relevant for museum and public managers to plan strategic and operative activities, for researcher in the field of touristic marketing, for application developer…

Museum Marketing Mobile App Mobile Tourism Mobile App Marketing Kano Model Customer Satisfaction Cultural Tourism Museum Technology
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Digital Banking in Northern India: The Risks on Customer Satisfaction

2021

The widespread use of digital technologies and the current pandemic (COVID) have fueled the need and call for digital transformation in the banking sector. Although this has various benefits, it is a disruption to the norm to which a bank customer has to become accustomed. This variance means that customers would have to make some changes to their routine. This can constitute risks in terms of maintaining customer satisfaction at previous levels. These risks are associated with customer retention because a service or product needs to be aligned with customer expectations to avoid them switching to other service providers. Moreover, it can also have an effect on reputa- tion. Offering digita…

Customer retentionInternet banking -- India NorthService industries -- India NorthStrategy and Managementmedia_common.quotation_subjectEconomics Econometrics and Finance (miscellaneous)digital banking; customer satisfaction; SERVQUAL model; risk management; service quality; digital transformationrisk managementservice qualityRisk management -- India NorthInsuranceFinance -- Technological innovations -- India NorthAccountingHG8011-9999ddc:330Quality (business)Marketingmedia_commonService (business)Service qualitydigital bankingSERVQUAL (Service quality framework)customer satisfactionDigital transformationSERVQUAL modelService providerBank customers -- India Northdigital transformationCustomer satisfactionBusinessBanks and banking -- Technological innovations -- India NorthReputationRisks
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COOK AND CHILL: RISULTATI DI UN'INDAGINE CONDOTTA PRESSO L'U.O. DI ORTOPEDIA DELL'AZIENDA OSPEDALIERO-UNIVERSITARIA POLICLINICO (AOUP)"P.GIACCONE" DI…

2008

LEGAME REFRIGERATO CUSTOMER SATISFACTION
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