The Exploratory Research on Object Activity Service Evaluation Model(OA-SEM) – The Application of Retail Industry

Lee,, S. , Suh,, E. , & Park,, H. (2016). The Exploratory Research on Object Activity Service Evaluation Model(OA-SEM) – The Application of Retail Industry. The Journal of Distribution Science, 14(8), 45-50, https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.15722/jds.14.8.201608.45

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Abstract

Purpose - This study aimed to develop a new practical and universally applicable service quality model by improving the service quality measurement model proposed by many previous studies. Research design, data, and methodology - An in-depth analysis on what influences such service quality model had on the improvement effect of service quality, and Service Evaluation Model("SEM"), which was revised from the existing service quality measurement model, was developed. The model is divided into the two integrative categories: First, activity, that is the group of service-related activities. Next is item, the group of service-related objects. The level of service is evaluated for each category via survey questionnaire on service level evaluation. Based on the model, SEM has visibility by structuring the whole service industry. Results - For the application of the new service quality model, this study attempted to examine the appropriateness of the newly proposed service quality model by applying it to retail service field. Conclusions - As a result, the proposed service model would be a useful and applicable service quality measurement model required by many organizations. Service company can set up self check service levels. Through these results, they can look for the ways to provide better services to customers. Service users can ensure the objectivity of business plan based upon SEM.

keywords: Service Evaluation Model, Evaluation Model, Distribution Service Industry

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Vol.14 No.8

The Exploratory Research on Object Activity Service Evaluation Model(OA-SEM) – The Application of Retail Industry

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