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MSP Course #2 - ISO 10004:2018 - Customer Satisfaction
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Lesson 1, ISO 10004 - Video and PDF Training Materials for Clauses 3 & 4
Quiz #1 – ISO 10004 Clauses 3 & 4
Lesson 2, ISO 10004 - Video and PDF Training Materials for Clauses 5 & 6
Quiz #2 – ISO 10004 Clauses 5 & 6
Lesson 3, ISO 10004 - Video and PDF Training Materials for Clauses 7 & 8
Quiz #3 – ISO 10004 Clauses 7 & 8
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Quiz #2 – ISO 10004 Clauses 5 & 6
When designing and implementing a customer satisfaction measurement program, we must consider 'risk and opportunities'.
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True
False
By 'operation' referring to a customer satisfaction measurement process, ISO 10004 includes…
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Identifying customer expectations
A documented procedure for the activity
Gathering information about customer satisfaction
Analyzing the information about satisfaction
Keeping the information secret so no one gets upset if it's bad
Your customer satisfaction measurement activities should be supported by…
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Top Management
Leadership and commitment
Shareholders
Customers
A framework to plan, design, implement and maintain them
As a first step to designing a customer satisfaction measurement program, your organization should consider…
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How to maintain the highest share price possible at any cost
The objectives of the process
How to charge penalties to customers who give bad reviews
How to get information on specific aspects of your business
When determining the 'scope and frequency' of customer satisfaction activities, you could consider segmentation based on…
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Region
Time period
Changes in operations, markets and technologies
Market
Product and/or service
Information might be obtained from…
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Indirect sources such as internal process like customer complaint handling
External sources like social media
Direct sources like customer interviews or focus groups
Industry news that rates organizations in your field
When allocating resources for a Customer Satisfaction program, consider…
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The competence of people in the program
The time people have available to do this
Other resources like consultants, software, access to customer information
A very extensive documented procedure