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Title: Measurement of customer satisfaction and performance measurement within a local government framework
Authors: Wood, Sheena
Webb, Paul
Page, Steve
Affiliation: University of Chester
Issue Date: Jul-2007
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10034/37773
Abstract: The aim of the paper is to establish a performance measurement framework for addressing and improving customer satisfaction levels within a public sector service. The paper describes the methods utilised in order to achieve these objectives by reviewing relevant literature associated with organisational performance and customer satisfaction. This informs and provide the framework for the research. A useful framework model was produced that facilitates the application of customer satisfaction measurement and enables performance in this respect to be monitored.
Type: Presentation
Language: en
Description: Paper presented at conference at the Academy of Marketing, Royal Holloway College in London, UK, July 2007.
Keywords: customer satisfaction
performance measures
local government
Appears in Collections: Chester Business School

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