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The Impact of the Automated Check in Process on Bahrain International Airport Customers
... technology has been flourishing is the check-in process. Passengers are found to be completely satisfied in check-in all on their own. Having this process in the airport adds more weight on the time-saving advantage. [3] ...
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Performance Characteristics of the 10hp Induction Machine
... Dr. Jan Svanberg, the main aim of this study is to find the factors influencing a customer to choose a retail store when buying Fast Moving Consumer Goods. By understanding the same retailers can try and improvise on ...
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En route rescheduling of home deliveries : a case study on the home delivery operation of a large retail organization in the Netherlands
... Work agreements of the retailer state that drivers call the control room instantly when a breakdown of their vehicle occurs. Furthermore, drivers call the control room when they are 20 minutes or more behind on schedule. ...
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First Time Customers
... Support customers and for nearly six per cent of all of the One Parent Benefit ...by customers' specific suggestions for improving the overall ...Support customers said that they would have liked to ...
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Cost Comparison between Electronic Money Transfer Channel and Traditional Money Transfer Channel: A Study on Commercial Bank in Bangladesh
... the customers than those offered by traditional banking system such as to open an account; it takes less time than traditional ...seconds. Customers are getting better services now because of the ...
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A STUDY ON CUSTOMER’S PERCEPTION ABOUT E-BANKING IN CUDDALORE DISTRICT
... its customers, via a computer, television, telephone, or mobile ...the customers of Indian Bank in ...the customers to a benefit at the large ...
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The Analysis of Factors Affecting Customers’ Intention to Use E Money: Case Study on Customers of Bank Mandiri in Jakarta
... about customers’ view and feeling in responding to global issues, local, economy, and ...the customers’ Intention to Use E-Money, particularly on dimension ...the customers’ choices based on their ...
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Evolving the online customer experience … is there a role for online customer support?
... other customers and with service staff have an influence on the customers experience during and after the service encounter (Tombs and McColl-Kennedy, ...
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A critical analysis of Customer Relationship Management from strategic perspective
... Real CRM began early of this century. CRM improved in recognizing the customers’ needs and behaviors. Advanced solutions were flexible for different industries and they were feasible to use data and information in ...
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Finding and Evaluating Customers’ Needs in the Product-Development Process
... the customers’ expectations into the product’s features [4], The goal of the QFD method is to define, develop, design, manufacture, supply and install the product in such a way that the customers’ wishes ...
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Attitude of customers towards celebrity advertisements
... Advertisement has become major issue in the field of modern marketing, TV has been given a very important place. The TV media gives the knowledge of the product more effectively. Celebrity advertisements have greater ...
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Purchasing behavior of Fairtrade customers
... These studies suggest possibilities to gain competitive advantage by supporting the FT movement and meet the principles of the CSR concept. It is clear, however, that it cannot include so-called “ad hoc” activities, but ...
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Bank Customers Management System
... bank customers to access accounts and general information on bank products and services through a personal computer or other intelligent ...new customers without an internet ...the customers with an ...
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Brand Awareness among Customers
... a customers' ability to recall and recognize the brand, the logo and the ...the customers to understand to which product or service category the particular brand belongs and what products and services sell ...
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Service failure and recovery strategies in the Balkans: an exploratory study
... impulsive customers initiate ...of customers with absolute ignorance of failure and recovery (Singh, 1990; Schoefer & Diamantopolous, ...study, customers are heterogeneous in their perception and ...
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Vehicle Routing Problem in Competitive Environment: Two-Person Nonzero Sum Game Approach
... and customers; 2) the number of served customers; 3) sharing the ...served customers and not sharing in customers gain more revenue for ...the customers 2, 4 and 7 are served by both of ...
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Students as Customers
... The emergence of Web 2.0 and the developmental trend towards Web 3.0 is changing many perspec- tives in people’s everyday life, especially the way that they assimilate, create and share knowledge. On the other hand, the ...
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Banking Series 2015:
... CUSTOMER-CENTRIC: US bank Simple has been built around the customer. For example, they enable their customers to set limits online to help them make their buying decisions. A customer may ask: Can I afford to buy ...
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LOYAL CUSTOMERS DON’T QUIT SATISFIED CUSTOMERS DO
... loyal customers and therefore improves ...bribe/incentivise customers into buying more by offering them gifts, discounts, or other purchase ...These customers aren‘t really loyal; they‘re just ...
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Customers' complaints and quality regulation
... This section develops a dynamic model of quality regulation based on customers’ com- plaints. In each period the firm decides whether to invest in quality and consumers decide, after observing a quality ...
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