... Satisfaction In this section the research spotlights on the relevant literature on the concept of satisfaction, its consequences (loyalty and WOM) 2.3.1 SatisfactionSatisfaction has been considered as ... transaction systems Privacy consider as one of the most influential factor oncustomersatisfaction as shown in table (8) 5.5 Security has a positive significant influence oncustomersatisfaction ... Advances in Consumer Research,17, 571-6 Edvardsson, B., Johnson, M.D., Gustafsson, A., & Strandvik, T (2000) The effects of satisfaction and loyalty on profits and growth: products versus services...
... extends to its customers, and the security of the service This dimension refers to how a firm s personnel interact with customers and customers’ possession such as courtesy reflects politeness, ... research result The thesis is also a reference material guiding for other banks in assessing customersatisfaction Research result The research result suggests the most suitable model to assess customer ... characteristics is presented The customersatisfaction toward Vietinbank scardservice is shown Some comparison between customersatisfaction toward Vietinbank s and other banks’ card service...
... Customersatisfactionon Vietinbank scard 49 3.3 Comparison between customers’ satisfaction toward each service attribute and the overall satisfaction level 54 3.4 Comparison of Vietinbank s ... Comparison of Vietinbank s and other banks’ cardservice quality 58 CHAPTER 4- CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 64 CHAPTER 4- CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 64 4.1 Conclusions 64 ... Recommendations 64 4.2.1 Suggestions to improving debit cardservice quality 65 4.2.2 Suggestions for Vietinbank to improving credit cardservice quality 67 4.2.3 Suggested action plan...
... the research results also show conclusion, limitations as well as directions for further researches in the future Keywords: Customer Satisfaction, tourist satisfaction, tourist destination, SERVQUAL, ... Good satisfaction Very good satisfaction (Source: Best, 1997, p174) Measurement of Tourist Satisfaction Tourist satisfaction and are measured by respondents’ ideas of their satisfactionon a ... (Johnson and Fornell, 1991, cited by Gustafsson, Johnson, and Roos, 2005) This has strong positive effect oncustomer loyalty intensions across a variety of products and services In a service context,...
... extends to its customers, and the security of the service This dimension refers to how a firm s personnel interact with customers and customers’ possession such as courtesy reflects politeness, ... research result The thesis is also a reference material guiding for other banks in assessing customersatisfaction Research result The research result suggests the most suitable model to assess customer ... characteristics is presented The customersatisfaction toward Vietinbank scardservice is shown Some comparison between customersatisfaction toward Vietinbank s and other banks’ card service...
... following are satisfaction index model, which are studies in previous researches Established in 1989, the Swedish CustomerSatisfaction Barometer (SCSB) was the first national customersatisfaction index ... provides service that satisfies the customers needs (Metters et al., 2003) Thus, simply speaking, service quality is defined as the satisfaction of customer expectations However, service quality is ... Performance of Service quality Figure Components of Customersatisfaction However, for this research the components of satisfaction measured are satisfaction with the services offer by Airlines These are...
... Hence,Perceived Service Quality = Service Perception – Service Expectation 2.1.3 CustomersatisfactionCustomersatisfaction with products and services is understood as the satisfaction of customer transactions ... company sservices to other customers The consumer satisfaction for the emotional service for company business services based on each contact or dealings with that company (Bitner & Hubbert, 1994) Service ... quality Customer Complaints Customersatisfaction (ACSI) Perceived value Customer expectations Customer Loyalty Fig The ACSI (American customersatisfaction model) The ACSI uses customer interviews...
... about consultant services In interviewing, researchers asked from to questions related to brokers’ job Researchers made sure that all answers only use for this topic only, therefore we take notes ... percentages of investors are using broker sservice and “whether brokers influence the investor s trading decision” Finally, investors will be asked for suggestion to improve Page | 22 the broker sservice ... main parts In the first part, researchers will ask some personal questions that related to the job of investors and the company they are concerning Then, the second part is focus on answering,...
... fashion style Based on the results, this thesis gives some recommendations to enterprises producing and dealing in fashionable shirts to increase satisfaction, retain loyalty towards repurchase ... Research questions With these above-mentioned objectives, this thesis follows these questions: - How does satisfaction affect the expressions of loyalty and repurchase behavior? - Which expression ... questions and missions 1.2.1 Research objectives This thesis focuses on evaluating, testing the impact of satisfactionon loyalty and repurchase behavior for shirt of Vietnam urban customers,...
... English teachers should create lessons which can develop more ability of the students in listening and speaking skills Secondly, the consideration of most parents is teacher staff Basing on data of ... Teachers should understand young learners‘ instincts, interests, cognizance, emotional aspects and especially their characteristics These issues play a crucial role in how teachers plan a lesson, ... focus only on them and sharing the book 37 Book time may be a single session or part of a larger English session which includes other activities in English It is necessary to set up ‗English book...
... National University, Hanoi University of Languages and International Studies FACULTY OF Post- graduate STUDIES VŨ THỊ HOÀNG ANH A SURVEYON URBAN HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER S AND STUDENTS’ ATTITUDES TOWARDS ... Findings…………………………………………………………………………… 27 2.6 Teachers’ Attitudes and Classroom Practices …………………………………… 45 CHAPTER III: DISCUSSION………………………………………………………….49 3.1 Teachers’ and students’ attitudes towards ... …………………………………………………………………………51 Implications for Teacher Education…………………………………………………….51 Limitations of the study…………………………………………………………………52 Suggestions for Further Studies ………………………………………………… … 52 REFERENCES……………………………………………………………………...
... interactions as comprehensively as possible 2.4 Data Analysis Responses to the questionnaire were first coded into five categories as suggested by Karavas-Doukas (1996) These categories include ... 2.3.1 Questionnaires Two instruments were used to collect the data, i.e., a survey questionnaire (24 questions for both teachers and students) and classroom observation The main purpose is to find ... observed The results showed that there was discrepancy between teachers expressed attitudes and their classroom practices These Greek teachers supported CLT in their responses to the questionnaire,...
... call satisfaction Obviously, there is a strong link between customersatisfaction and service quality For this reason, research oncustomersatisfaction is often closely associated with the measurement ... magazines like Vietnam Economics Times, The Asian Banker and Finance Asia, ANZ has no official research oncustomerssatisfactionon its services, what is the key factor mostly effect customerssatisfaction ... positive impact oncustomersatisfaction Relational dimension refers to additional services and experience which the bank brings customer besides the core service including some items such as:...
... business and it also means that the business honors its premises Responsiveness: It means the willingness of a worker for the sake of providing service Responsiveness encompasses timeliness of ... cardservices in HCM city Make comparative analysis of customersatisfaction at banks survey Draw conclusions and make recommendations on what banks should to increase customersatisfaction toward ... Responsiveness has positive relationship with customersatisfaction H3: Assurance has positive relationship with customersatisfaction H4: Empathy has positive relationship with customersatisfaction H5: Tangibles...
... business services, the quality of service is a factor important a strong impact oncustomersatisfaction One of the scales measuring service quality is widely accepted SERVQUAL scale is was created ... areas VCGT VCGT costs in this area much more reasonable 3.3.2 Measure customersatisfaction In chapter the author refers to service quality and satisfaction customers For the business services ... model scale and quality of services performed theoretical model the relationship between components of quality service and satisfaction levels Page 17 ASSESSMENT OF CUSTOMERSATISFACTIONON SERVICE...
... Hypothesis (H2): CustomerService of Online Service has positive impact oncustomersatisfaction in internet banking Hypothesis (H3): Assurance of Online Service has positive impact oncustomersatisfaction ... REVIEW Basic Concepts 1.1 .Customer Satisfaction (CS) Customersatisfaction (CS) has received numerous attention and interest among scholars and practitioners alike because of its role as an important ... The five dimensions of Online Service not impact oncustomersatisfaction in internet banking Hypothesis (H1): Web Design of Online Service has positive impact oncustomersatisfaction in internet...
... confirmation–disconfirmation paradigm, one stressesaffect-based approach, and the last one stresses on human needs The first approach proposes that customer delight is achieved when customers ... methodology” presents the research process,measurement scale, preliminary assessment of measures and data collectionprocedures as well as the data analyses process.Chapter “Data analysis” consists of the ... customer responses, they are: outrage/pain, dissatisfaction, satisfaction, and delight (Berman, 2005) Between satisfaction and delight, customer delight is considered as a stronger predictor of customer...
... Correlations test of simple regression analysis Correlations Loyalty_PostiveWOM Customer_ Satisfaction Loyalty_PostiveWOM Pearson Correlation Sig (2-tailed) 464** 000 N 304 304 Customer_ Satisfaction ... Correlations test of multiple regression analysis Correlations Customer_ Distributive Interactional Procedural_ Informational Satisfaction _Justice _Justice Justice _Justice Customer_ Satisfaction Pearson ... Therefore, simple regression analysis was implemented to test this hypothesis Correlations test was necessary prior to regression analysis, in order to ensure the relationship among observed variables...
... program sservice quality and store reputation oncustomersatisfaction Measure the influence of customersatisfactiononcustomer loyalty 1.4 Research methodology and scopes The research was conducted ... the research of Omar (2011), the elements of customersatisfaction can be measured by: Table 3.2: Measurement Scales for customersatisfaction Program satisfaction Dissatisfied 12345 Satisfied ... the customersatisfaction H1d There is a positive impact of tangibility on the customersatisfaction H1e There is a positive impact of communication on the customersatisfaction H1f There is a...
... business s strengths and weaknesses Business holders can just know their strengths and weaknesses and make the progression Not only this, also customersatisfaction also helps to appropriate resources ... customersatisfaction Base on this analysis, some suggestions from author to revert customersatisfaction and improve NPS are more develop resource in Hanoi where customersatisfaction is lowest Second, ... INTRODUCTION Customersatisfaction is the result of the correlation between a customers assumption and a customers feelings By way of explanation, customersatisfaction is identified as the distinction...