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Volume 10, Issue 1 (4-2006)
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Although nowdays, there is no tendency to national planning like before, that does not mean that planning should be left aside, rather today’s world is calling for modern and effective approaches for national planning. The main objective of national planning, with any approach, is to fulfill peoples needs and demands. Total Quality Management (T.Q.M) by taking into account the customer’s requirements and satisfaction can amply demonstrate a new perspective on national planning. This model is customer satisfaction oriented and if the requirements are fulfilled, the satisfaction could be obtained. Comprehensiveness, equity, flexibility, integrity, internal and external consistency, rationality and effectiveness are some of the characteristics that define the Model’s goal and could be gathered from planning experts. Optimization of planning process, empowerment of plan’s employees and focusing on customer requirements are three basic principles to reach the goal. The final goal of this paper (customer satisfaction) could be materialized when all the principles accounted for sofar come to a stage of continuous empoverment.

Volume 11, Issue 3 (10-2007)
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Customer statisfaction has received considerable attention in the marketing litrature and practice in the recent years. It affects several desirable outcomes like customer loyalty, word of mouth, promotion and purchase. Since such an increasing attention is given to customer satisfaction as a corporate goal in addition to traditional financial measures of success, customer satisfaction must be translated into a number of measurable parameters directly linked to people,s job, i.e. the factors that people can understand and influence. This paper presents a customer statisfaction survey in commercial banks. A customer,s path to statisfaction model would display justice, perceived organizational support, similarity, liking, prior experiences, feedback and statisfaction as highly related.
Mehregan Ghobakhloo, Ali Rajabzadeh Qhatari, Abbas Toloie Eshlaghy, Mahmood Alborzi,
Volume 12, Issue 1 (6-2022)
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Customer retention is one of the most important issues of any organization and finding a way to retain and maintain the customer is one of the critical needs of any organization. The main purpose of the present study in the field of machine learning is to focus on the problem of correctly identifying customer needs with a method based on extracting opinion and sentiment analysis and quantifying customers' sentiment orientation. In the other word, the main issue is to design a Recommender System to provide appropriate services in accordance with customer satisfaction, sentiment, and experiences.
The proposed method is that customers' opinions and experiences are obtained by evaluating tweets containing hashtags with the titles and headings of banking services as statistical population, and after revision,  it results in providing correlation scores in terms of people's sentiment score due to the tweets, cosine similarity and reliability, consideration of relevant characteristic groups as well as recorded ideas in the training and testing process, in the form of submitting personalized offer to receive banking services.
In order to represent a recommending solution, suitable classification methods are used along with opinion mining methods and proper validation approach as well, and the terminal designed system with a little error will take steps to provide personalized services as well as help banking system.
Since there is no thorough provision of banking services tailored to the customers’ situation, so in this regard, the mentioned system will be extremely beneficial.
Dr Mahmoud Dehghan Nayeri, Dr Emad Nobahar, Mohammad Reza Hadi Zade Raeisi, Mehdi Taghavi,
Volume 12, Issue 2 (9-2022)
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Considering the development of technology and the increasing importance of online food ordering channels, this study aims to compare the effect of online food ordering channels on customers' purchase intention. This research is descriptive-analytical in nature, practical in terms of purpose, and based on the survey method. In the beginning, by reviewing the subject literature, the conceptual model of the research was obtained and led to model hypotheses that were tested by the structural equation modeling and partial least squares (PLS-SEM) approach in two outsourcing channels including Snapfood and the internal website of well-known chain restaurants in Tehran. Findings prove the positive effect of service quality, service attractiveness, and fair price on the perceived value of the distribution channel, while channel reputation has no significant effect on the perceived value of customers. Moreover, the results depict that the perceived value of distribution channels, customer satisfaction, and word-of-mouth advertising has a significant positive effect on the customer's purchase intention through the online channel, although there is an intensive total effect (indirect and direct) of perceived value on the customer's purchase intention In the outsourcing channel, contrary to the internal website.


Volume 13, Issue 59 (0-0)
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In order to optimize the utilization of the advantages of packaging in the food industry, it is necessary to identify the most effective components and criteria in the packaging of food products field and to prioritize these products based on the opinions of consumers, so that the results can be considered in the planning and marketing activities of organizations. Regarding such importance, the aim is that this research evaluates the impact of those identified attitudes which shape an attitude on Packaging on customer Satisfaction and Involvement. Based on data collection, the present study is considered as descriptive. Before collecting the data through questionnaire, and so as to check the validity and reliability of the study, a pre-test was taken. Moreover, to assess the validity of the study, the diagnostic validity (DV) using an average variance extracted (AVE) was first calculated and the composite reliability (CR) was then applied to determine the reliability. Therefore, first the researchers reviewed the research literature, then, statistical sample of the population who were the customers of Shadlee in Tehran, were selected and the research hypotheses were tested using structural equations and regressions. Research findings show the significant impact of such Dimensions as “color”, “Attraction”, “Shape”, “Information on the Package”, “Size”, “Type of material” and  “Health issues”, on “attitude toward Packaging” and the significant impact of “attitude toward Packaging” on “Customer Satisfaction” and “Involvement”.

Volume 14, Issue 2 (9-2010)
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This paper proposes a Fuzzy Multiple Criteria Decision Making (FMCDM) approach for measuring supply chains capability with the main aim of customer satisfaction development. Drawing on the four measurement criterions of a Supply Chain Operations Reference (SCOR) model, this research first summarized the customer satisfaction and performance indexes synthesized from the literature relating to supply chains capability. Then, for screening, the indexes fit for supply chains capability in customer satisfaction development were selected through fuzzy screening. Furthermore, the relative weights of the chosen indexes were calculated by Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process (FAHP). The MCDM analytical tool of TOPSIS was adopted to rank the supply chains performance and improve the gaps with three supply chains as an empirical example. The analysis results highlighted the critical aspects of evaluation criteria as well as the gaps to improve supply chains capability for achieving the aspired/desired level of customer satisfaction development. The results also showed that the proposed FMCDM measuring model using the SCOR framework can be a useful and effective assessment tool.

Volume 15, Issue 2 (5-2011)
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Customer satisfaction represents a modern approach for quality in enterprises and organizations and serves the development of a truly customer-focused management and culture. Measuring customer satisfaction offers an immediate, meaningful and objective feedback about clients' preferences and expectations. In this way, company's performance may be evaluated in relation to a set of satisfaction dimensions that indicate the strong and the weak points of a organization. In this research and for the first time in Iran; Multicriteria satisfaction analysis is offered for measuring and analysis of customer satisfaction in export development bank of Iran (EDBI). The integrated methodology evaluates the satisfaction level of a set of customers based on their values and expressed preferences. This research has been performed in according to request of Customer Affairs and Branch Coordination Department in EDBI that by solution of several linear programming model (with respect to Hierarchical structure of customers' satisfaction dimensions), average satisfaction level and importance (weight) of each dimension will be achieved and finally by development of a set of quantitative indices and perceptual maps makes possible the provision of an effective support for the satisfaction evaluation problem.

Volume 16, Issue 1 (5-2012)
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The purpose of this paper is to propose an integrated model of clustering, AHP and Kano approaches. Based on customer segmentation and value achievement of each segment, the new model is expected to recommend appropriate service for each segment. Statistical population of this research includes customers of Saman Bank of Qom. After random sampling, 144 questionnaires have been used for data analysis. After data collection, the clustering approah has been used and clusters have been prioritized by the AHP approach and finally, the needs of each cluster have been determined using with the Kano methodology and appropriate service has been recommended for each cluster. The number of clusters has been addressed as four and the clusters have been prioritzed as the second, the third, the first and the fourth cluster. In the first cluster, customers' needs are distinguished as more, one-dimensional, attractive and indifferent; in the second and third clusters as more must-be; and in the fourth cluster as more one-dimensional. The results imply that the integratoin of the three approaches forms an empowered technique by which, an organization can achieve competitive advantage through market segmentation, valueable customer recognition/satisfaction

Volume 16, Issue 3 (9-2012)
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The contribution of the service sector in the global economy is rising nowadays and organizations are the key elements of this economical sector. The customer-orientation and attempting to enhance the performance are playing a fundamental role in the organizations success and effectiveness. The present study assesses the organizational effectiveness, using the structural equation modeling (SEM) statistical approach. As the main dependent variable, the organizational effectiveness has considered as a function of customer satisfaction and objectives attainment scales. Data was gathered from two customers population and managers population of the governmental banks of Dezfoul township, using two separate questionnaires. Based on the SEM approach, the 5 and 4 sub-scales of the customer satisfaction and objectives attainment scales were considered as observed variables. The same scales and the main dependent variable, effectiveness, were also defined as unobserved or latent variables and their interrelationship was then analysed constructing a second-order confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) model. Results confirmed the fitness and validity of all two measurment models for customer satisfaction and objectives attainment scales and also the second-order CFA for assessment of effectiveness, based on the gathered data. The precedence of the magnitude and significance of direct and indirect effects of the customer satisfaction and its sub-scales compared to the objectives attainment and its sub-scales on the organizational effectiveness is another part of results.

Volume 17, Issue 1 (2-2013)
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  ,       Today, organizations have come to seek current customers and also maintain a permanent relationship with them in addition to developing strategies to attract new customers and trading with them. In other words, they have found that losing a customer is more than losing a sell and it means losing the whole sell opportunities that a customer could make in his lifetime. Since losing a customer in the trade market is equal to lose an important part of the organization asset, developing close and deep relation with the customers creates great value for the organizations. Organizations should reinforce their relations with their customers actively and try to end their relations with non-profitable customers. In this study, “customer profitability for organization” is considered as a new concept. The purpose of this research is to design customer profitability model for organizations and consider the factors affecting on customer profitability in Iranian companies. For this purpose, after reviewing the theoretical foundations in this field, we will identify the factors affecting on customer profitability for organizations, and provide the appropriate conceptual model to measure and confirm these relations. Then we will collect data through questionnaires, analysis and ultimately ntroduce customer satisfaction and customer loyalty (repurchase intention, and recommendation) as two factors that affect on customer profitanility, using the research results.    * Corresponding Author’s E-mail: khodadad@modares.ac.ir .

Volume 20, Issue 4 (1-2017)
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Nowadays, technology and smart phones have become a necessity. Satisfying customer or consumer about using this technology has become a competitive issue, and this competition exist in each and every region with no exception. The aim of this study is to survey the impact of the quality including quality of content, system quality and service quality, on perceived hedonistic and utility, and on customer satisfaction. In terms of aim, this study is applied and it is also a descriptive - causal study. Population of this study is Samsung Smartphone customers in Khorramabad city; study sample consist of 300 respondents which were randomly selected. Data analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistics in SPPS (22.0) and AMOS (21) software. Results show that all hypotheses were accepted.

Volume 22, Issue 3 (12-2018)
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Planning companies’ profits through customer satisfaction management has 4 main steps of recognizing constitutive components of customer satisfaction, integration of components and measuring overall customer satisfaction, reviewing how overall customer satisfaction impacts level of performance and activity, and finally identifying main parameters capable of maneuver on customer satisfaction. These factors compiles planning of company's profits. Method used for modeling were econometric approach and mathematical equations. Case of this research is Pars Khodro’s Logan. The researcher, along with ISQI's research team, identified current needs of customers from after sales services. Impact of each variable on overall customers’ satisfaction according to income groups is measured. Then, using econometric models, the variables affecting the company's profit are obtained which according to results, overall customer satisfaction has the highest impact on company's profits. Therefore, using mathematical equations, the effect of the overall customer satisfaction sub-variables on the company's profit has been obtained. Eviews software is used for data analysis.
 

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