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you cannot touch a service it is something you experience
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Are acts or efforts exchanged without ownerships rights
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| 4 Characteristics of Services |
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intangibility, pershability, variability, Inseparability
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cannot see, touch, or smell service
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cannot store a service for later use
-capacity management- s company adjust their service to match supply and demand
ex. hotel off-season discounts
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cannot standardized the same service provided by the same individual
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cannot separate production from consumption
-disintermediation- eliminate the interaction between customer and sales people
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a tangible product with services
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| Equipment or facility based services |
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operational-clear signs and guidelines
Locational -placing yourself where it is convenient for your customers
environment- focused on attractive atmospheres
ex. amusement park
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going to the doctor
getting a massage
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the basic benefit that the customer gets from having the service performed
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the core service plus anything else that enhance the value.
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Banking and Bookerage services, software,music,travel service,dating service,career-relates services,medical care
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| The service Encounter: Social Elements |
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includes employees as well as other customers
-managing productivity-appropriate hiring/firing focus on training and using technology to your advantage.
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| The Service Encounter: Physical Elements |
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Services- the environment where teh service is delivered
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| Service Quality Attributes |
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Search Qualities
Experience Qualities
Credence Quality
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Product characteristics that the consumer can examine prior to purchase, before the service
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Product characteristics that customers can determine during or after consumption of the service
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Product characteristics that are difficult to evaluate even after they have been experienced
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| Ways to measure service quality |
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Servqual
Gap Analysis
Critical Incident Technique
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are customers satisfied, compares 5 dimensions or components of service quality
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compares expectation to satisfactions, looking at a meet expectations
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| Critical Incident Technique |
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Specific points in time where customers evaluate satisfactions
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| Strategies for developing and managing Services |
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Act fast
Identify Potential Failures
Train employees
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when there is a problem solve it quickly
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| Identify Potential Failures |
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when planning make plan for rectifying the situation
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to be on a look out for failures and empower them to act.
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promoting a city, state,country, or other local places
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promoting a particular concept or issue
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Politicians and Celebrities
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New Dominant logic for marketing
Changing Demographics
Globalization
Technological Advances
Shift to flow of information
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| New Dominant logic for marketing |
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a re-conceptualization of traditional marketing to redefine service as the central (core) deliverable and the actual physical products purveyed as comparatively incidental to the value proposition
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As population age,service industries will grow drastically,companies offering senior citizen services will be in high demand
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globalization of business will increase the need for logistics and distribution services and accounting and legal services.
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changing in technological provides opportunities for growth and innovations in global service industries such as telecommunications, health care, banking, and Internet Services
also provide opportunities for unknown services
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| Shift to flow information |
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provides greater opportunities for databases services, artificial intelligence systems, communication systems, and other services that facilitate the storage and transfer of knowledge.
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