Services Marketing: Concepts, Strategies, and Cases, 4e by Hoffman and Bateson highlights sustainability, global and technological service issues.
Sustainability and Services in Action
The Origins and the Growth of “Green”
The Triple Bottom Line
Airline Industry Practices
The Top 10 Motivators for Consumers to Recycle
LEED Ratings: Process Standards in Green Technology
The Cost of Going Green
Starbuck’s Subtle Promotion about Its Environmental Mission
Colleges and Universities on the Cutting-edge of Creating Green Servicescapes
Florida’s Green Lodging Program
How Complicated Can It Be to Throw Garbage Away?
TerraPass: Enhancing Satisfaction with Social Conscience
Certified ‘Green’: Enhancing Perceptions of Service Quality
TreeHugger Has Issues with Delta Sky: The Green Issue
Being “Green” Increases Loyalty in Banking
Developing a “Green” Culture: Sustainable Business Practices for Hotels
Global Services in Action
Sweden’s ICEHOTEL: One Very Cool Experience!
Charity.com
Ski Dubai
Consumer Tipping Behavior: To Tip or Not to Tip—That Is the Question
DHL GlobalMail: International Post Made Easy
Ethnic Pricing…Is This Ethical?
Personal Selling Approaches around the World
An Extraordinary Servicescape in the Caribbean: The Katitche Point Great House
Dell Offshore Tech Support: Lost in Translation
Customer Service Expectations Vary among Cultures
Benchmarking Customer Satisfaction throughout the World
American versus European Expectations and Perceptions of Airline Service Quality
Service Failures and Recovery Strategies: A Chinese Perspective
Singapore Airlines Experiences Rare Backlash from Customers
International Considerations for Service Cultures
E-Services in Action
Trip advisor: A Traveler’s Best Friend
Game, Set, Match.com
Social Networking: The New Face of Personal Sources of Information
Self-check-out: Why Consumers Might Stay Away?
Verizon Enterprise Solutions Group: Teaming Up with Health Care
Turbocharged Software Sets Airline Pricing 75,000 Times a Day!
The Growth of Personal Communications via Social Media
Google.com’s Servicescape: “61, Getting a Bit Heavy, Aren’t We?”
Where Employees Go Online to Sound Off!
Mastering the Self-check-out Lane at the Grocery Store
Enhancing Online Customer Satisfaction
The Seven Dimensions of E-Qual
Who Done It? Customer Attributions for Online Service Failures
I Heart Zappos
Zappos’ Core Values that Drive Its Service Culture
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