Ashford BUS 642 Week 6 Final Paper

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Research Project – Week One

Chris Davey

BUS 642

Instructor Kurt Diesch

June 29, 2015

Service Quality Improvement

Service quality improvement has been a critical issue to most business setting, rendering them to provide poor services. They focus on spending a lot of money on ill- conceived services and undermining the best methods to offer their customers with quality services. Excellent service is an important approach because customer’s loyalty and satisfaction is improved.

Customers view value as the as the profit acquired from the trouble encountered such as unfriendly employees, high prices, services which are not attractive and locations that are not convenient to them. With excellent services, profit maximization of the company is improved and customer’s burdens on non-price issues are minimized. Prior researches have concentrated on how services can be measured and nature of customer’s expectations without considering the service quality improvement factor (Loshin, 2011).

This research will help to identify means of improving service in business organizations. Quality need to be described by the customer, whereby it should conform to his or her specification. Most company’s view quality as conformance to organization specifications and this research will help to solve this problem by identifying the best methods of delivering quality service. This research will help to address the questions on how to respond to customers and taking care of them (Hernon, 2011).

In conclusion, this research will address areas that need to be focused for service quality improvement in business management. The study shows the researcher the theoretical answers to the hypothesis of the topic of study.

References

Hernon, P., & Whitman, J. R. (2000). Delivering satisfaction and service quality: A customer-based approach for libraries. Chicago: American Library Association.

Loshin, D. (2011). The practitioner's guide to data quality improvement. Burlington, MA: Morgan Kaufmann.