Theoretical Approximation for Integral Customer Satisfaction Design Model
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https://doi.org/10.18041/1909-2458/ingeniare.16.596Keywords:
Satisfacción del cliente, SERVQUAL, modelo KANO, QFD, voz del cliente, Modelo de satisfacción deL clienteAbstract
The aim of this article is to analyze the customer satisfaction theory, models and strategies in order to identify key factors that lead to design an integrated theoretical customer satisfaction model, that can be used as a competitive advantage tool to translate the voice of the customer into parameters for manufacturing and delivery that meets customer needs. This model is a theoretical approximation that contributes to improve organization’s performance thru customer satisfaction and loyalty. This article identifies the main drivers of customer satisfaction and offers an interrelation matrix-model that links key items to business performance. This is one of the first conceptual analysis that extracts the main theoretical models and correlates them into single model focus on customer satisfaction.
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