Identification of customer satisfaction in services: a study on agribusiness dealers
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Keywords

Dealers
Customer satisfaction
Services
Sugarcane segment.

How to Cite

Lütkemeyer Filho, M. G., Roehe Vaccaro, G. L., & de Freitas, E. C. (2015). Identification of customer satisfaction in services: a study on agribusiness dealers. Review of Business Management, 17(58), 1408–1425. https://doi.org/10.7819/rbgn.v17i58.1946

Abstract

Objective – This paper presents an analysis of service factors that impact customer satisfaction with dealers in the sugarcane segment in Sao Paulo state – Brazil.

 

Design/methodology/approach – The research method is descriptive quantitative, based on survey. Data is secondary gathered from the tractor-making company’s database, with n = 88. Tools used for multivariate statistical analysis were factor analysis and correspondence analysis.

 

Findings – The results revealed a reduction in latent variables into two components: trust and relationship. The correspondence analysis presents association among variables “cost-benefit of spare parts” and “treated fairly and honestly”.

 

Practical implications – Despite the evidence of a relationship between the results and the information available in the literature, results cannot be generalized, since theory doesn´t fully describes the investigated sector. Future research may advance towards validating if the emerged variables are relevant on the strategic decision making process for this segment.
https://doi.org/10.7819/rbgn.v17i58.1946
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