... with customers
2.3. Handling customers complains
2.4. Delivering high-quality service to all
customers, including those with specific
needs
2.5. Promoting product and services.
2.3.1.Policies ... Establishing a rapport with customers
•
Within seconds, a person can assess the competence
and sincerity of a person in a customerservice role.
By listening and watching, a customer can determine ... up.
2.3.Handling customer complaints
•
All organisations receive complaints from customers
from time to time.
•
Complains may come from both internal and external
customers.
•
Every complaint gives...
... is divided into two kinds: existing and potential
customer.
Retaining existing customers mean making them keep buying company product
or service. Excellence incustomer service, using of the ... reduce cost and increase turnover.
Keeping existing and making loyal customer
Firstly, customerservice is an effective tool in keeping existing and making loyal
customer. Generally, customer is ...
marketing, can help your company retain customers. Relationship marketing
focuses on getting customers and keeping them in longer term using a combination
of marketing, quality, and customer service. ...
... client in a pinch, having an early morning meeting even if you like to sleep in,
and meeting on Saturday even if you usually reserve your weekends for yourself.
Flexibility can also mean getting information ... Providing Superior Customer Service
You can use customerservice as a powerful way to set yourself apart from your
competition. Its one of the strengths a small business has, and by emphasizing customer ... cushion into a deadline and deliver early. Estimate that a job will cost
more than you think, and bring it in lower.
Many small businesses make the mistake of reversing this maxim - over promising...
... belonging to the customer. Examples of possession processing
include airfreight, lawn mowing, and cleaning services. In these instances, the
object requiring processing must be present, but the customer ... Examples include cleaning, maintaining, stor-
ing, improving, or repairing physical objects—both live and inanimate—that belong to the
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HOW DO SERVICES DIFFER ... a
burger instead. One strategy for reducing or eliminating the need for waiting is to insti-
PART ONE • UNDERSTANDING SERVICES
SERVICES IN THE MODERN ECONOMY
As consumers, we use services every...
... participation in training courses
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at the various government levels in establishing festival planning and
marketing. Owing to the sample, this study mainly ... benefits in a variety of areas, such as marketing,
training, quality and adding value to the tourism destination product for
both the individual tourism enterprise as well as the tourism destination. ... argue that existing findings are intriguing but inconclusive,
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... networks, i.e., going beyond best effort to provide
some assurance for QOS
o Work in Progress includes Differentiated Services, and Integrated
Services (RSVP)
o Simple model
for sharing and
congestion ... policing)
o More details in Network Calculus course
Queue Management
2
Contents
o Principles
o Traffic shaping
l leaky bucket
l token bucket
o Scheduling strategies
l FIFO
l Priority
l Round Robin
l ... Management
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Round Robin
o Similar to Processor Sharing or Time Sharing
l one queue per flow
l cyclic service, one packet at a time
flow 1
flow 2
flow 3
Queue Management
7
Principles for QOS Guarantees...
... existing customers and making loyal customers
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Firstly, customerservice is an effective tool in keeping existing and making loyal
customer. Generally, customer is divided into ... improvement.
Customer service plays an important part in keeping existing and making loyal
customer, attracting potential customer, thenceforth helping company reduce cost and
increase turnover.
Keeping ... of
customer service is customer satisfaction. Customer satisfaction is what customer feels
subjectively and sometimes irrationally.
3
When ordering a new service or maintaining an existing service, ...
... training. Thus, continued
participation in export markets requires continuous skill upgrading through training.
There is also increasing interest in the impact of global value chains on upgrading ... now living in “ the globalization
age”.
In 2007, Vietnam joined in the World Trade Organization( WTO). This leads us to
believe in that Vietnam is inclined to increasingly participate in this ... supply the training program for local workers in
international standards. In conclusion, the increase in FDI into Vietnam not only
increases the demand for quantity but also increases the demand...
... that people have nothing against change per se.
We know that people have nothing against change per se.
Just against the fact of
Just against the fact of
„
„
being
being
“
“
changed. For ... today
On problems of tomorrow
On problems of tomorrow
predominantly with people originating from the cultural
predominantly with people originating from the cultural
background of the day before yesterday, ... thrive on innovation and technical leadership.
We believe in professionalism and perseverance.
We power a high performance organization
.
We believe in sustainability and longterm thinking.
For...
...
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Receipt
At least following data are to be determined by the customer:
Customer, partner, ... detailed inquiry.
Accommodation of the complaint
Apart from the input into the data base also the immediate measures stated in the
form are to be initiated so far necessarily and meaningfully. ... complaint handling
documented.
Larger correction and preventive measures become in accordance with. M07 -
improvement handled.
Termination of the complaint
For the termination of the complaint...
... Benedetto, C. (1993) Business-to-business service marketing:
How does it differ from business-to-business product marketing?, The Journal of Business &
Industrial Marketing. Santa Barbara. ... / service
development function,
Benchmarking
Service development
function, individual service
employee feedback, service
recovery
Managing individual
customer relationships,
managing ... satisfaction in project-business. I can be also argued
that in project-business each customer relationship is specific and thus solely focusing on indirect
measures involves a very high risk of making...