Using Service Incidents to Identify Quality Improvement Points
International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality ManagementPublished 1 February 1994
Andrew Lockwood
Citations91
SJR quartileQ1
SJR score3.14
SNIP2.56
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To be able to deliver consistent quality to hospitality customers, it is necessary to be able to identify those aspects of the service encounter that bring about satisfaction or dissatisfaction. Explores a simple technique for recording success and failure in service situations. This will allow organizations to identify areas for quality improvement and enable decisions to be made about the key priorities for action.
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