Customer Satisfaction - Distinction between Kano (DEE & SIE) and Matzler & Hinterhube
HI, I really need some urgent help to find an article at http://www.cqm.org/ . I have tried to register but it does not work, probaly because I am not from US, Anybody from US having problems concerning register?
Or alternative if anybody have the article from Berger et al. (1993), "Kano's method for....". Please let me know.
Thank You to Mikael for your informative Post and/or Attachment!
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HI, I really need some urgent help to find an article at http://www.cqm.org/ . I have tried to register but it does not work, probaly because I am not from US, Anybody from US having problems concerning register? Or alternative if anybody have the article from Berger et al. (1993), "Kano's method for....". Please let me know.
CQM.org is a member organization, so if you're not a member you probably can't get deep enough into the website to get the article. However, if you contact the organization they may send you a copy.
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Super, I really appreciate your help. I should have started with this article in the first place.
On page 18, I found some little information concerning the better/worse distinction, which Matzler & Hinterhuber (1998) refer to as CS(Customer Satisfaction)-coefficients. I hope that the orignally source (the one linked to in this thread) had some discussion of the pro & cons for using this method vs. Kano's et al. original Dissatifaction elimination effect (DEE) and Satisfaction Improvement effect (SIE). For DEE they just add the percentage of One-dimensional and Must-be, and for SIE they just add Attractive and One-dimensional.
Do anybody have some reflections between the disctintion of the CS-coefficients and DEE vs. SIE?
Excellent research, Harry! I only skimmed the article briefly, but it is interesting enough that I downloaded it for future reference. Thanks for the find.
Thanks to the original poster for raising the topic!
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............. concerning the better/worse distinction, which Matzler & Hinterhuber (1998) refer to as CS(Customer Satisfaction)-coefficients. I hope that the orignally source (the one linked to in this thread) had some discussion ........................
Attached is a paper by the said researchers. Hopefully it's useful for your work.