The Impact of E-Service Quality on Customer Satisfaction
Jafar Hashemi, Fatemeh Abbasi
Abstract
Jafar Hashemi, Fatemeh Abbasi
Abstract
This study aimed to investigate the effect of e-service quality on customer satisfaction with Mellat Bank of Khorramabad city. The e-service quality as an independent variable with four efficiency, service provision, accessibility, safety and security, and customer satisfaction as the dependent variable are examined. Sampling is random. The population of all branches of the bank's customers in the Khorramabad city. Their number is unlimited. Based on a sample size of 113 people was set up through Cochran formula. Applied research goals and methods - descriptive survey is. Data variables by questionnaire validity and reliability (Cronbach's alpha = 973/0), which was approved, was collected. Survey data collection software (SPSS) by Pearson test and multiple regressions were performed. Our results indicate that: electronic service quality has a significant positive impact on satisfaction.
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This study aimed to investigate the effect of e-service quality on customer satisfaction with Mellat Bank of Khorramabad city. The e-service quality as an independent variable with four efficiency, service provision, accessibility, safety and security, and customer satisfaction as the dependent variable are examined. Sampling is random. The population of all branches of the bank's customers in the Khorramabad city. Their number is unlimited. Based on a sample size of 113 people was set up through Cochran formula. Applied research goals and methods - descriptive survey is. Data variables by questionnaire validity and reliability (Cronbach's alpha = 973/0), which was approved, was collected. Survey data collection software (SPSS) by Pearson test and multiple regressions were performed. Our results indicate that: electronic service quality has a significant positive impact on satisfaction.
Key concepts: Cronbach's alpha, Service quality, Customer satisfaction, Reliability (semiconductor), Data collection, Business, Sample size determination, Survey methodology