2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.ejor.2009.11.019
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Using decision rules to achieve mass customization of airline services

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“…The mainstream research has been based on the notion that quality of service is perceived and evaluated by customers (Liou & Tzeng, 2007). Measuring expectations and perceptions separately also leads to better understanding of the Dynamics of customers' assesment of service quality over time.…”
Section: Airline Service Qualitymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The mainstream research has been based on the notion that quality of service is perceived and evaluated by customers (Liou & Tzeng, 2007). Measuring expectations and perceptions separately also leads to better understanding of the Dynamics of customers' assesment of service quality over time.…”
Section: Airline Service Qualitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Gronroos (1993) suggested that measuring passenger experiences in airline service quality is a theoretically valid way of measuring perceived quality. This led to the use of survey questionnaires to collect data for analysis (Liou et al, 2010). A number of studies have addressed service quality issues.…”
Section: Airline Service Qualitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…-the impact of airline service quality and comfort on passenger choices (Balcombe, Fraser, & Harris, 2009;Jiang, 2013;Martin, Roman, & Espino, 2008;Park, Robertson, & Wu, 2004;Park, Robertson, & Wu, 2004Wojahn, 2002;Jiang, 2012;Pennig, Quehl, & Rolny, 2012;Wojahn, 2002;Yang, Hsieh, Li, & Yang, 2012;Zhang Y., Zhang, 2012); -the attributes of the airline service quality (Babbar & Koufteros, 2008;Curry & Gao, 2012;De Jager, Van Zyl, & Toriola, 2012;Kim & Lee, 2009;Martin, Roman, & Espino, 2011;Wen & Yeh, 2010) and the customer-value drivers (Boetsch, Bieger, & Wittmer, 2011;Park, Robertson, & Wu, 2009); -the evaluation of airline service quality (Chen & Chang, 2005;Cheng & Chang, 2006;Chou, Liu, Huang, Yih, & Han, 2011;Higgins, Lawphongpanich, Mahoney, & Yin, 2008;Liou & Tzeng, 2007;Pakdil & Aydin, 2007;Tsaur, Chang, & Yen, 2002); -the effect of service quality on airlines' performance (Sim, Koh, & Shetty, 2006), the proposal of methods and strategies for improving airline service quality (Liou, Tsai, Lin, & Tzeng, 2011;Liou, Yen, & Tzeng, 2010;Maji, 2012);…”
Section: A Model Model For Aircraft Evaluation Aircraft Evaluation Tomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the method which was proposed by Pawlak in 1982 was not really successful in handling data and does not consider the attributes with preference-ranked domain such as criteria, choice and selections [31], [37], [38]. It may generate impure results (noise or error) during the decision analysis task and restricted only to the classification of work [39]. This noise problem is improved by Ziarko [40] who proposed an improved rough set model named variable precision rough set model (VPRS) [40], [41].…”
Section: Rough Set Theory In Mcdmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Later on, a new extension of RST named dominance-based rough set approach (DRSA) is introduced by Greco in MCDM process [14], [21], [43]- [45] in dealing with decision makers' preference information. Many decision problems applied DRSA in making decision such as formulating the airline service strategies [39], highway asset management [44], location for a waste incinerator selection [46], and executive competences analysis [17]. Besides, Greco also proposed an enhancement for DRSA which is called as variable consistency dominance-based rough set approach (VC-DRSA) to restructure the inconsistencies of preferences relations (preference information) given by the decision maker [17], [22].…”
Section: Rough Set Theory In Mcdmmentioning
confidence: 99%