
handle: 11693/17664
Ankara : The Department of Management and the Graduate School of Business Administration of Bilkent Univ., 1995. Thesis (Master's) -- Bilkent University, 1995. Includes bibliographical references leaves 62. SERVQUAL which calculates the differences between expectations and perceptions of the customers for a specific service is currently the most popular measure of service quality. This study aims to apply SERVQUAL at a Turkish company which operates in apparel manufacturing business and has many stores where these products are sold in. The interviews that are made with the company managers help to discuss the SERVQUAL results. The SERVQUAL score of the company shows that the customers' expectations are well satisfied by the services delivered by the company. However the small shortfall still provides a room to make further improvements. The areas where the company can make improvements are also identified in the study for setting effective service quality goals; modifying the evaluation, reward and control systems for employees which will be based on service quality delivery; giving employees flexibility and initiative in handling problems; taking competition more seriously and acting accordingly. Barın, Kardem M.B.A
Services industries--Quality control., Customer services--Research, Measurement of Service Quality, Marketing research, Serqual, Marketing research., 650, Quality, Consumer satisfaction--Research., Services industries--Marketing, Services industries--Marketing., Services industries--Quality control, HF5415.5 .B37 1995, Consumer satisfaction--Research, Service Quality, Customer services--Research.
Services industries--Quality control., Customer services--Research, Measurement of Service Quality, Marketing research, Serqual, Marketing research., 650, Quality, Consumer satisfaction--Research., Services industries--Marketing, Services industries--Marketing., Services industries--Quality control, HF5415.5 .B37 1995, Consumer satisfaction--Research, Service Quality, Customer services--Research.
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