Managing Service Quality: An International Journal: Volume 4 Issue 2

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Customer‐driven Strategies:: Moving from Talk to Action

Thomas C. Keiser, Douglas A. Smith

Highlights the difficulties of implementing a quality programme within acompany from the experiences of two chief executives. Illustrates that80 per cent of companies which try to…

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Lessons in Quality: Learning from the Japanese

John J. McManus

Attempts to demonstrate that total quality management (TQM) can besuccessfully transferred to service industries as well as manufacturingindustries. In profit‐making services, TQM…

771

Profile of the RPS Quality Process

Bram B. Johnson

Describes the quality process established by RPS, a road transportcompany which is a leader in the small package delivery market. Regionalquality involvement teams (RQIT) were set…

379

Erratum

This article has been withdrawn as it was published elsewhere and accidentally duplicated. The original article can be seen here: 10.1108/eb054434. When citing the article, please…

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Baldrige Winners Committed to Service Quality

Chris Taylor

The Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award is given annually in the USAto companies which meet excellent standards of quality. One of the“Core Values and Concepts” of the…

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Northern Ireland Tourism: A Quality Perspective

Martin A. O’Neill, Margaret A. McKenna

Discusses the service quality matrix as one strategy in attaining andmaintaining service excellence in relation to Northern Ireland’shospitality record. Presents a set of…

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Baby Bell Grows up: How MCI Has Turned to Face the Customer

John Gerdelman

Looks at MCI, attempts to improve its customer service record and itsinvestigation, in depth, of customer complaints and efforts to improveand correct this. The US…

299

TDS – Rolling out a “Quality” Product

Marguerite Kelly

TDS Telecom, a US telecommunications company, has taken on ways tocapture and reward its employees’ ideas, by a system of awards. Qualityis defined by the company’s nine‐step…

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How Successful Companies Improve through Internal Benchmarking

Gail Tutcher

Discusses internal benchmarking – what it means and what it can do forcompanies in the way of improving the quality of their product. Showsthat benchmarking needs to be regularly…

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Achieving Customer Satisfaction through Logistics Excellence

A.T. Kearney

Highlights how leading companies focus on logistics excellence. The boomin international trade opens up a range of opportunities and challengesas domestic markets are no longer…

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Changing Token Joint Working into Successful Service Partnership

Tony Rounthwaite

Examines in detail multi‐agency provision (MAP), which is now common inpublic services. The public service sector is being turned upside downand it is important to have a…

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ISSN:

0960-4529

Online date, start – end:

1991 – 2014

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited