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Competence in service
industry is developed through bringing together
specialist areas of research and provide a
communication medium for those working in the
service sector.
Service sector
activities now account for 70% of GDP and the same
proportion of total employment. Current thinking
recognizes the value of information exchange between
service industries. KQE lay some focus on “for
profits” concerns such as – finance, transportation,
tourism, hotel and catering, but it gives relevance
to public administration & health sector.
Key Benefits
Access to such a wide
variety of research gives service industry managers
an opportunity to keep abreast of new thinking and
adapt ideas to work successfully in their respective
areas.
Key Journal Audiences
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Academics and researchers in the field
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Management consultants
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Senior personnel in service industries
The activities in
Service Management Covers:
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The service encounter, the service escape and
service experiences
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Service quality and quality management
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The concept service and the service logic
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Value creation through services and service
competition
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Complaints management, service recovery and
service guarantees
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Customer involvement and customer focus in
service organizations
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Customer satisfaction, loyalty and profitability
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New service development and service design
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Service innovation
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Technology in services and self service
technology
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Service productivity
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Service culture
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Service strategy and service excellence
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Dynamics in service relationships
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Service management and service leadership
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Service operations management
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Human resources management
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Service networks and service outsourcing
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Services in manufacturing companies.
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