Net-based customer service systems: evolution and revolution in web site functionalities

Article Abstract:

The functionality and development phases of web sites as customer service systems are evaluated. A descriptive taxanomy of customer needs amenable to online fulfillment, and a conceptual model of the evolution of web sites are presented.

Marketing procedures, Services information, Venture Analysis, Services, Technology application, Business enterprises, Web site/Web page development, Customer relationship management, Customer relations

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A mathematical model of service failure and recovery strategies

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A conceptual and mathematical model is developed to help organizations with their recovery strategies when there has been a service failure. This model is based on customer risk profiles and the firm's cost structures.

Management dynamics, Management, Mathematical models, Company business management, Strategic planning (Business), New product failure

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Using the end - user computing satisfaction (EUCS) instrument to measure satisfaction with a web site

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A study for the purpose of revising and revalidating the End-User Computing Satisfaction (EUCS) instrument to measure satisfaction with a web site from a usability perspective is presented.

Science & research, Research, Customer satisfaction, End-user computing, End user computing

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