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Title: The Gap Model of Service Quality


1
The Gap Model of Service Quality
Customer
Expected Service
Gap 5
Perceived Service
Service Delivery
External communications to customers
Gap 4
Gap 3
Customer-driven service designs and standards
Gap 1
Gap 2
Company
Company perceptions of consumer expectations
2
Summary of Provider Gap 3
Part 5 Delivering and Performing Service
Customer-driven service designs and standards
Gap 3
Service Delivery
  • Factors that can contribute to Gap 3 are
  • Employees (ch 11, p 303)
  • Intermediaries (ch 12, p 338)
  • Customers (ch 13, p. 365)
  • Demand and Capacity (ch 14, p 390)
  • International Marketing (ch 15, 416)

3
Provider GAP 4
External communications to customers
Part 6 Managing Service Promises
Gap 4
Service Delivery
  • Managing service promises involves managing
  • Advertising, personal selling, and other
    communication (ch 16, p. 453)
  • Pricing (ch 17, p. 485)
  • Physical evidence of services (ch 18, p. 519)

4
STRATEGIES FOR MATCHING CAPACITY TO DEMAND
  • Yield Management
  • is a pricing strategy that balances capacity
    utilization, pricing, market segmentation, and
    financial return.
  • Where
  • Actual revenue actual capacity x average actual
    price
  • Potential revenue total capacity x maximum price

5
Yield management example
  • Hotel with 200 rooms (See text, page 402.)
  • Also see handout on Yield Management

6
Challenges and Risks in Using Yield Management
  • Loss of competitive focus
  • Customer alienation
  • Employee morale problems
  • Incompatible incentive and reward systems
  • Lack of employee training
  • Inappropriate organization of the yield
    management function

7
Chapter 17
  • PRICING OF SERVICES

8
Key Factors Related to Pricing and Provider GAP 4
  • Assuming that customers hold reference prices for
    services
  • Narrowly defining price as monetary cost
  • Signaling the wrong quality level with an
    inappropriate price
  • Not understanding customer value definitions
  • Not matching price strategy to customer value
    definitions

9
THREE KEY WAYS SERVICE PRICES ARE DIFFERENT FOR
CONSUMERS
  • Customer Knowledge of Service Prices (485-488)
  • The Role of Nonmonetary Costs
    (489-490)
  • Price as an Indicator of Service Quality (490-491)

10
APPROACHES TO PRICING SERVICES
  • Cost-based Pricing (491-494)
  • Special Problems (492-493)
  • Examples (493-494)
  • Competition-based Pricing (494-496)
  • Special Problems (494-495)
  • Examples (495-496)
  • Demand-based Pricing (496-513)

11
Value
  • Perceived value is the consumers overall
    assessment of the utility of a service based on
    perceptions of what is received and what is given
    (SM, p.498)
  • Value in business markets is the worth (in
    dollars) of the technical, economic, service, and
    social benefits in exchange for the price it pays
    for a market offering (HBR, Nov-Dec, 1998, p. 6)

12
Four Meanings of Perceived Value
  • Value Is Low Price
  • Value Is Whatever I Want in a Product or Service
  • Value Is the Quality I Get for the Price I Pay
  • Value Is What I Get for What I Give

13
Summary of Service Pricing Strategies for Four
Customer Definitions of Value
Value is Everything I Want in a Service
  • Prestige Pricing
  • Skimming Pricing

Value is All that I Get for All that I Give
Value is the Quality I Get for the Price I Pay
  • Price Framing
  • Price Bundling
  • Complementary
  • Pricing
  • Value Pricing
  • Market Segmentation
  • Pricing

14
Chapter 17 Terms
  • Reference prices (486)
  • Price visibility (488)
  • Price framing (488)
  • Cost-plus pricing (493)
  • Fee for service (494)
  • Price signaling (495)
  • Going-rate pricing (496)
  • Demand-based pricing (496)
  • Value (497)

15
Chapter 17 Terms
  • Intrinsic attributes (500)
  • Extrinsic attributes (500)
  • Objective price (501)
  • Brand name (501)
  • Perceived sacrifice (501)
  • Perceived quality (501)
  • Perceived value(501)
  • Place differentials (506)
  • Time differentials (507)

16
Chapter 17 Terms
  • Quantity differentials (507)
  • Differentials as incentives (508)
  • Client category (509)
  • Service version (509)
  • Mixed bundling (510)
  • Mixed-leader bundling (510)
  • Mixed-joint bundling (510)
  • Loss leadership (511)
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