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Title: Mediator Role of Customer Satisfaction in Between After-Sales Service Quality and Behavioural Intention: The Case of Electronic Appliances
Authors: T. Vanniarajan
Keywords: After-Sales Service
Electronic Appliances
Customer Satisfaction
After-Sales Service Quality
Behavioral Intention
Electronic Appliances
Issue Date: 2011
Publisher: Asia-Pacific Business Review
Abstract: The intent of this paper is to investigate the effect of after-sales service quality on customer's satisfaction as well as their behavioural intentions. The research was conducted among the consumers of electronic appliances in Madurai city, Tamilnadu. In total, 319 usage responses were utilized. The study confirms that the after-sales service quality influences the customer satisfaction, which in turn influence the behavioural intentions. The mediatory role of customer satisfaction is inevitable in between after-sales service quality and behavioural intention in electronic goods market. Hence, the study is intended to lay stress on the strategic role of after-sales service on the value-adding process of the total offering. The findings of the study reveals that the delivery and installation service quality are the improved antecedents of overall satisfaction. Both of these two service quality attributes have a significant and positive influence on the repurchase intention and positive word-of-mouth impact among the customers. The mediator role of overall satisfaction between the two service quality and the outcomes are higher than the direct impact of antecedents of overall satisfaction on the outcome of overall satisfaction in the case of Electronic appliances.
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