Presentation 2002/9/5
Information Systems' Total Customer Satisfaction Model : Methodology for Quantitative Analysis
Atsuko ISHIDA,
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Abstract(in English) Quality of information systems which have much impact on human lives must be estimated and improved in view of customers. In this paper, I introduce a model of information systems in view of customer and a definition of customer satisfaction. I also introduce a way of quantitative evaluation and management of customer satisfaction. The main issue of this paper is that 'level of function and quality of an information system' divided by 'level of expectation to a successful system' gives 'quantitative value of customer satisfaction of the system', at any point in the system's life cycle. In this model, we can improve customer satisfaction by controlling 'level of function and quality' and 'level of expectation'. At last, I give a result of evaluation of this model, by investigating real 'customer satisfaction questionnaire and answer' about business consultation.
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Keyword(in English) Information System / Customer Satisfaction / Expectation / Quality
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Title (in English) Information Systems' Total Customer Satisfaction Model : Methodology for Quantitative Analysis
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Keyword(1) Information System
Keyword(2) Customer Satisfaction
Keyword(3) Expectation
Keyword(4) Quality
1st Author's Name Atsuko ISHIDA
1st Author's Affiliation Business Solution Systems Division, Hitachi,Ltd.()
Date 2002/9/5
Paper # SWIM2002-9
Volume (vol) vol.102
Number (no) 302
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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