2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.protcy.2014.10.073
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Evaluation of Methods for Customer Integration to the Quality of IT Services

Abstract: The aim of the present paper is to analyze how the concepts of customer integration can support the evaluation of the quality related to information technology (IT) service process in order to identify aspects of positive improvements. The customer can assume different roles in the IT service process; the effect is analyzed based on these potential customer roles, by the results of a developed survey. Research concepts of customer integration give little consideration so far to the perspective of the customer.… Show more

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“…Services are closely related to human work that both rely on services but also produce services in work-systems (Alter, 2014a, b). In this context, work and services will be closely linked to technology and service creation on the basis of technology (Ulbrich and Schulz, 2014;Rennung et al, 2014;Mora et al, 2015). In IT and IT-based business development, the concept of service has several meanings often with a transcendence between professionally defined concepts and colloquialism, a.o.…”
Section: It and Servicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Services are closely related to human work that both rely on services but also produce services in work-systems (Alter, 2014a, b). In this context, work and services will be closely linked to technology and service creation on the basis of technology (Ulbrich and Schulz, 2014;Rennung et al, 2014;Mora et al, 2015). In IT and IT-based business development, the concept of service has several meanings often with a transcendence between professionally defined concepts and colloquialism, a.o.…”
Section: It and Servicesmentioning
confidence: 99%