This document defines key terms related to service quality. It discusses service, performance, effectiveness matrices, capability matrices, efficiency matrices, quality requirements, and objective measures of service quality including reliability, access, security, credibility, customer understanding, responsiveness, competence, and courtesy. It also defines service gap as the difference between what a customer expects and what they perceive is delivered. There are several types of service gaps, including knowledge gap, standards gap, delivery gap, internal communication gap, perception gap, and interpretation gap.
This document defines key terms related to service quality. It discusses service, performance, effectiveness matrices, capability matrices, efficiency matrices, quality requirements, and objective measures of service quality including reliability, access, security, credibility, customer understanding, responsiveness, competence, and courtesy. It also defines service gap as the difference between what a customer expects and what they perceive is delivered. There are several types of service gaps, including knowledge gap, standards gap, delivery gap, internal communication gap, perception gap, and interpretation gap.
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This document defines key terms related to service quality. It discusses service, performance, effectiveness matrices, capability matrices, efficiency matrices, quality requirements, and objective measures of service quality including reliability, access, security, credibility, customer understanding, responsiveness, competence, and courtesy. It also defines service gap as the difference between what a customer expects and what they perceive is delivered. There are several types of service gaps, including knowledge gap, standards gap, delivery gap, internal communication gap, perception gap, and interpretation gap.
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a ffectiveness matrices : for ex no of errors-free order or bills processed the no of customers giving you an excellent rating. 2 apability matrices : for ex The mean rating of attributes of service like friendliness of greeting, service time, service knowledge about, service features etc. ^ fficiency matrices : for ex the average utilization of manpower , average time spent on reworking of fault service , average overtime, in a period etc. |
2 The service is defined as "A set of quality
requirements on the collective behavior of one or more objects". J
a eliability 2 Access ^ ecurity 4 redibility 5 egree of customer understanding 6 esponsible ness 7 ompetence 8 courtesy 9 tangibles a communication |
it is defined as the service difference
between what the customer was expecting and what is being delivered | ervice gap is the difference between what customer expected and what they perceived was delivered. J
a. Knowledge gap 2. tandards gap ^. elivery gap 4. Internal communication gap 5. îerception gap 6. Interpretation gap
2 ifference between what service provider
believe customer expect and customer actual needs and expectation ë
2 ifference between management¶s
perceptions of customer expectations and the quality standards established for service delivery. ^
2 ifference between specified delivery
standards and the service provider¶s actual performance on these standards. ÿ
2 ifference between what the company¶s
advertising and sales personnel think are the product¶s features, performance, and service quality level and what the company is actually able to deliver.
2 ifference between what is, in fact, delivered
and what customers perceive they have received -
2 ifference between what a service provider¶s
communication efforts promise and what a customer thinks was promised by these communications. Thanks