Effective Complaint Management [electronic resource] : The Business Case for Customer Satisfaction /
Stauss, Bernd.author.
Seidel, Wolfgang.author.
This practice- and research-based book caters to the needs of executive managers who see customer satisfaction as their primary goal. The authors identify the need for an effective complaint management strategy that prevents the loss of dissatisfied customers. Dissatisfied customers are at risk of migrating; accordingly, neglecting professional complaint management poses a considerable threat to customer relationships, sales and profits. The book offers a comprehensive management concept, which emphasizes direct contact with the complainant by employing complaint stimulation, acceptance, processing and reaction. Further, it discusses the relevant ‘backstage’ tasks involved in using complaint information to achieve quality improvements and cost reductions through complaint analysis, controlling and reporting. .
Complaint Management in a Customer-Oriented Firm -- Complaints -- The Behavior of Dissatisfied Customers -- Principles of Complaint Management -- Strategic Planning of Complaint Management -- Complaint Stimulation -- Complaint Acceptance -- Complaint Processing -- Complaint Reaction -- Complaint Evaluation -- Complaint-Management Controlling -- Complaint Reporting -- Utilization of Complaint Information -- Human Resource Aspects of Complaint Management -- Organizational Aspects of Complaint Management -- Technological Aspects of Complaint Management -- Social Media Complaints -- Implementing Active Complaint Management -- Quick Test Complaint Management.
This practice- and research-based book caters to the needs of executive managers who see customer satisfaction as their primary goal. The authors identify the need for an effective complaint management strategy that prevents the loss of dissatisfied customers. Dissatisfied customers are at risk of migrating; accordingly, neglecting professional complaint management poses a considerable threat to customer relationships, sales and profits. The book offers a comprehensive management concept, which emphasizes direct contact with the complainant by employing complaint stimulation, acceptance, processing and reaction. Further, it discusses the relevant ‘backstage’ tasks involved in using complaint information to achieve quality improvements and cost reductions through complaint analysis, controlling and reporting. .
Customer relations—Management.
Call centers.
Leadership.
Customer Relationship Management.
Call Center/Customer Service.
Business Strategy/Leadership.