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Measuring the Quality of E-Business Services
Encyclopedia of E‐Business Development and Management in the Global Economy (2010)
  • Mark C. Springer, Western Washington University
  • Craig K. Tyron, Western Washington University
  • Steven Ross
Abstract
Electronic service quality, or e-service quality, refers to the quality experienced by the user of a service delivered via the Internet. Over the past several years, researchers have developed different models of e-service quality with the objective of identifying those aspects that are most important for customer satisfaction and loyalty. The current authors develop a framework to compare and contrast these models. While there is some agreement between existing models regarding the key dimensions of e-service quality, these models focus almost exclusively on retail e-commerce Web sites. Additional research is needed not only to resolve the differences between existing quality models for e-commerce Web sites, but also to develop e-service quality assessment tools for the entire range of e-business services.
Publication Date
2010
Editor
In Lee
Publisher
IGI Global
Citation Information
Mark C. Springer, Craig K. Tyron and Steven Ross. "Measuring the Quality of E-Business Services" Encyclopedia of E‐Business Development and Management in the Global Economy (2010)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/mark_springer/11/