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A satisfaction based framework for continuous development of PSS
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posted on 2015-09-03, 10:23 authored by Felix Ng, Jennifer HardingJennifer Harding, Emma L. RosamondCustomer satisfaction levels have been used by industry to provide valuable insight into the evaluation of products and service quality. However, the levels do not necessarily provide a full picture needed for a full evaluation. This paper analyses published academic research work and industry’s views, and presents a framework that uses customer satisfaction as the main contributor towards the state of “total contentment”, to measure performance and develop product service systems (PSS) within industry. Additional parameters such as customer loyalty and retention are included in the proposed framework, providing a full overview in how customers’ “total contentment” can be determined.
Funding
This work was supported by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC)EPSRC Grant EP/G037272/1).
History
School
- Mechanical, Electrical and Manufacturing Engineering
Published in
The 4th CIRP international Conference on Industrial Product Service SystemsPages
239 - 244 (5)Citation
NG,F., HARDING, J.A. and ROSAMUND, E.L., 2012. A satisfaction based framework for continuous development of PSS. IN: Shimomura, Y. and Kimita, K. (eds.). The 4th CIRP international Conference on Industrial Product Service Systems, Tokyo, Nov. 8th - 9th, pp.239-244.Publisher
© SpringerVersion
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2012Notes
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9783642328473;9783642328466Publisher version
Language
- en