KR20150118209A - Analysis Method and Analysis System of Customer Satisfaction Survey - Google Patents
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The present invention relates to a method and an analysis system for a customer satisfaction questionnaire which can clearly check the items to be improved by evaluating and comparing customer satisfaction before service and customer satisfaction after service.
The importance of B2C (business to consumer) service industry is growing. In addition, the market has changed to consumer-driven, consumer needs are changing every day, and competition among companies is intensifying.
Companies have come to the age of the service economy in which they are competing with services related to the product rather than promoting the quality and price of the product. In this service economy, the data on customers are the same as those of the industrial revolutionary, and marketing information to customers became the driving force of the service economy.
Therefore, companies use marketing information to develop products that can meet various customer 's needs, and distribute marketing resources by analyzing and predicting the tendency of customers. To this end, companies are trying to create and accumulate more data about customers.
As a method for generating and accumulating data, conventional methods up to now have conducted offline surveys to see customers' responses to goods or services. However, these methods are time consuming and costly to collect and analyze data, and are not real-time, so it is difficult to accurately assess customer satisfaction.
The most important factor in determining customer satisfaction is service quality. However, service quality has been perceived as an obscure concept for consumers by using ambiguous terms such as goodness, luxury, and weight. Thus, service quality is perceived by consumers as subjective There has been a claim to be.
However, this quality of service has the following essence.
First, there is no measurable and verifiable concept for the perceived quality of services, unlike objective quality, which is determined beforehand. In fact, even if the same service is provided, the perceived quality has unique characteristics because the consumer can distinguish the difference.
Second, the perceived quality of services is a higher level of abstraction than a specific property. Quality is a model that has many attributes that are as abstract as the value but different from the value.
Third, perceived quality of service is an overall evaluation similar to attitude. It is reasonable to evaluate service quality with emotional quality, that is, perceived quality as an overall evaluation.
In order to enhance the competitiveness of the service industry, it is necessary to switch to customer-oriented feedback analysis, process improvement and evaluation service system, to monitor the opinions of customers in real time, to notify when problems occur, need. In other words, there is a need for a system capable of collecting and analyzing customer feedback information in various ways, and integrating and reasoning the desired service based on the degree of satisfaction and requirements of the customer determined through real-time feedback analysis.
Accordingly, the present invention has been made in order to satisfy the above-mentioned demands and further to provide personalized services to individuals.
A problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a customer satisfaction survey analysis method and analysis system that can clearly check the items to be improved by comparing evaluation results of expectation satisfaction before service and customer satisfaction after service from customers who want to receive the service .
A method for analyzing a customer satisfaction survey according to the present invention includes the steps of: generating a questionnaire for surveying customer satisfaction; Performing a first survey in real time by providing a questionnaire created by a mobile of a participant who desires to receive a service; Collecting / analyzing the results of the first survey to evaluate the pre-service satisfaction level; Performing a second questionnaire on the participants who performed the first questionnaire after the participant's service is terminated; Collecting / analyzing the results of the received second survey and evaluating customer satisfaction after service; And displaying the change of the customer satisfaction by the measurement factor and the quality determination factor by comparing the expectation satisfaction before service and the customer satisfaction after the service.
Preferably, questionnaire items consist of quality determinants that determine the quality of service and individual factors of quality determinants. Quality determinants include assurance, responsiveness, empathy, (Tangibles), reliability (reliability), and measurement factors are classified into five categories: Responsiveness, Tangibles, Competence, Credibility, Courtesy, Security, Access, Communication, Understanding, and Reliability are classified into 10 areas.
Preferably, the results analysis of the survey is characterized by an Importance Performance Analysis (IPA) analysis, a correlative analysis, or a combination thereof.
Meanwhile, the customer satisfaction survey analysis system according to the present invention includes a
Preferably, the second
Preferably, the analysis of the results of the first and second surveys is characterized by scoring each of the measurement factors and the quality determining factors, and then integrating them to evaluate customer satisfaction.
According to the method and the analysis system of the customer satisfaction survey according to the present invention, since the expectation satisfaction and the post-service customer satisfaction are respectively received from the same customer, the evaluation items before the service and the improvement items after the service can be clearly identified There is an advantage.
In addition, since the improvement item before service and the improvement item after service can be confirmed, it is possible to continuously improve the service quality by identifying the problem of the service based on the change of the customer satisfaction with the question item.
FIG. 1 is a flowchart showing an execution process of a customer satisfaction survey analysis method according to the present invention.
FIG. 2 is an exemplary diagram of a customer satisfaction survey analysis model according to the present invention; FIG.
FIG. 3 is an exemplary view of a Chinese question-and-answer screen according to the present invention; FIG.
4 is an exemplary view of an IPA analysis screen according to the present invention;
5 is a block diagram of a customer satisfaction survey analysis system in accordance with the present invention.
Hereinafter, a method for analyzing customer satisfaction surveys according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
As shown in FIG. 1, a questionnaire for surveying customer satisfaction of a service is first generated (S100). Questionnaire items consist of quality determinants that determine the quality of services and individual factors of quality determinants. At this time, the questionnaire is formulated (standardized) so that the level of the service and the service level between the service (within the enterprise and the industry group) can be compared and evaluated, or a company providing the service Each saved questionnaire item is saved so that it can be selected. Here, a service means a commodity, a service service, a service process, or a combination thereof.
As shown in Table 1 and FIG. 2, the questionnaire items include quality assurance factors such as assurance, responsiveness, empathy, tangibles, reliability, The factors are classified into three categories: Responsiveness, Tangibles, Competence, Credibility, Courtesy, Security, Access, Communication. ), Understanding, and Reliability.
The following is an example of the overall configuration of the questionnaire and the order of the questionnaire configuration by configuration area.
1) Structure of basic information of questionnaire: Select questionnaire method by product (public / private) and language to be surveyed.
2) Questionnaire configuration information: Enter the configuration information of the questionnaire. For example, it can be entered as a questionnaire title, a questionnaire outline, a free questionnaire area, a questionnaire footer, or the like.
3) Create respondent information area: Configure the respondent information area of the questionnaire.
4) Create a service questionnaire area: Configure the service questionnaire area of the questionnaire. At this time, the actual product / service questionnaire contents can be taken from the pool of product / service questionnaire.
5) Questionnaire is generated for each language. For example, as shown in FIG. 3, when the language of the questionnaire is Chinese, the questionnaire contents are generated in Chinese.
Meanwhile, when the questionnaire for the service is generated, the questionnaire is provided to the participant who wants to receive the service, and the first questionnaire is received in real time (S200). At this time, it is preferable that the participant is a customer who desires to receive a service or a customer who receives a service in the field, and is informed of information such as a telephone number and SNS, in particular, a customer who has reserved a service.
When the first survey is received from the participant mobile, the result of the first survey is aggregated / analyzed, and the expectation satisfaction before service according to the analyzed result is evaluated (S300). This expectation of service expectancy can be confirmed by the expectation satisfaction before service is provided from the participant.
In this case, the analysis of the results of the first questionnaire is scoring according to each of the subdivided measurement factors included in the questionnaire item, and the combination of the respective measurement factors is used to determine the quality of reactivity, tangibility, Scores can be scored by factor, and these can be combined to assess customer satisfaction. Such scoring can provide a total satisfaction level based on analytical models such as unit satisfaction, measurement factors, and quality determinants of services. For example, as shown in FIG. 4, the result analysis of the survey can confirm the priority to be improved by the analysis of the Importance Performance Analysis (IPA) and the correlation analysis. In the IPA analysis, the priority areas for improving satisfaction and importance (areas where immediate improvement is required due to low importance and high degree of satisfaction), key improvement areas (areas where importance and satisfaction are low and gradual improvement is required) (Areas where continuous management is required due to high satisfaction with low satisfaction), relatively strong areas (areas where strength and satisfaction are high and can be viewed as strengths and areas where continuous improvement is required to maintain current satisfaction).
Meanwhile, the second questionnaire is performed on the participants who performed the first questionnaire after the participant's service is terminated (S400). At this time, the second questionnaire can confirm information about the participant during the first questionnaire, and can provide the second questionnaire to the e-mail, SNS, etc. of the first questionnaire participant.
When the second questionnaire is received from the participant, the result of the second questionnaire is aggregated / analyzed, and the customer satisfaction after the service is evaluated according to the analyzed result (S500). At the same time, the results of the second survey are scored by each measurement factor and the quality determinants as same as the analysis result of the first survey. This second questionnaire can be used to confirm satisfaction of the actual evaluation after the participants are provided with the service.
When the service expectation satisfaction and the post-service customer satisfaction are both evaluated, the change in the expectation satisfaction and the customer satisfaction is graphically or graphically displayed and displayed according to the measurement factors and the quality determinants (S600). For each of these factors, we can analyze the changes in customer satisfaction before and after service, and integrate them to form big data for each service. In addition, it is possible to provide a change in customer satisfaction through a dashboard so that comprehensive analysis can be performed, or an opportunity to improve and improve the target service can be provided.
As shown in FIG. 5, the customer satisfaction questionnaire analysis system for implementing the customer satisfaction questionnaire analysis method includes a
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While the present invention has been particularly shown and described with reference to exemplary embodiments thereof, it is to be understood that the invention is not limited to the disclosed exemplary embodiments. Various modifications and variations are possible within the scope of the appended claims.
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Performing a first survey in real time by providing a mobile-generated questionnaire of a participant who desires to receive a service;
Collecting / analyzing the results of the first survey to evaluate the pre-service satisfaction;
Performing a second questionnaire to the participants who performed the first questionnaire after the participant's service was terminated;
Evaluating customer satisfaction after service by aggregating / analyzing the results of the received second survey;
And comparing the expected satisfaction level of the service with the customer satisfaction level after the service, and displaying the change of the customer satisfaction level by the measurement factor and the quality determination factor.
A survey participant management unit 20 for registering and storing a customer who wishes to receive a service as a participant;
A first survey execution unit 30 for providing a customized questionnaire generated through the questionnaire management unit 10 to a mobile of a participant to receive a service and receiving a first questionnaire from a participant in real time and performing a first questionnaire, Wow;
A primary survey analysis unit 40 for aggregating / analyzing the results of the first survey received from the participant mobile and evaluating the expectation satisfaction before service according to the analyzed result;
A second survey execution unit 50 for providing a questionnaire to the participant when the service for the participant to whom the service is provided is completed, and a second questionnaire is provided from the participant to perform the second questionnaire;
A second survey analysis unit 60 for analyzing the result of the second survey received from the participant mobile and evaluating the customer satisfaction after the service according to the analyzed result;
And a satisfaction degree change confirmation unit (70) for displaying a change in customer satisfaction on a graph or a chart comparing the expectation satisfaction level before service and the customer satisfaction level after the service, Analysis system.
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