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Which management practices are contributory to service quality?
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Total Quality ManagementCustomer SatisfactionWhich Management PracticesManagement PracticesService QualityManagement DevelopmentService ResearchServices ManagementService StudyPsm PerformanceManagementBusinessService ExcellenceQuality Management SystemsMarketingService OperationsManagement Features
Purpose There are many features which have been regarded as having a critical role in supporting service quality. The purpose of this research is to identify which management practices support service quality. Design/methodology/approach A questionnaire survey of medium and large‐sized mass and technological services in the UK was conducted. Findings It was found that service quality and the management practices were all significantly associated in mass services, but this was not the case in technological services. Research limitations/implications Further research should consider those management features which were found to be non‐contributory to service quality in technological services. Originality/value This research has clarified the ranking of the management practices in terms of the contribution they have made to support service quality, and also found the differences between the two types of services.
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