Six Sigma, a new approach for evaluating service quality in SRM (Case Study: Yazd University)
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Abstract:
Customer satisfaction and service system of manufacturing a bit Ghazal King compete in today's modern business world is glaring. Elements define, measure, analyze, improve customer satisfaction, especially in the service sector recent years, great attention has been placed. To achieve this goal, several methods have been used and develop a lot of it is presented. In this study, the approach six sigma as a modern approach to assess the quality of services provided to its customers as an indicator of satisfaction is used. Therefore the quality of customer relationship management college - as one of the most important service system in the world today - and identified using exploratory factor analysis (Varimax rotation) and structural equation modeling (SEM) were standardized. Student of the constituent relationship management (SRM) using Six Sigma methodology was evaluated and analyzed - which later results in a situation worse than the rest of Nyazshnasy and strategy can be.
Keywords:
Service quality , SRM , Six Sigma , varimax rotation , SEM
Language:
Persian
Published:
Journal of Busines Administration Researches, Volume:5 Issue: 10, 2014
Pages:
71 to 96
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