International Journal of Service Industry Management · 1995 · 151 citations · 23 references
BusinessHuman Resource ManagementMarketingService OperationsServices MarketingStrategic Human Resource ManagementCustomer Experience ManagementCustomer Service ManagementService CoordinationService ManagementService PlanningService StrategyCustomer Service StrategyService ModelingTemplate Construction
Offers a “service logic model” as a managerial tool for tackling cross‐functional issues embedded in service systems. Uncovers and describes the logical components inherent in the three key service management functions – marketing, operations and human resources‐and suggests that the real management challenge, above and beyond cross‐functional co‐ordination, is integration of these components as the real drivers of service experience. A step‐by‐step template is offered for using service logic to achieve the fundamental grass roots integration required in the creation of outcomes valued for customers.
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