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Conduct of Client Satisfaction Survey (CSS) for the Department of Agriculture
Description of Project | The general objective the client satisfaction survey is to obtain feedback from clientele on DA’s provision of good and services. The client satisfaction survey: Read More
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Description of Services Provided |
In the conduct of the client satisfaction survey, SDS utilized the SERVQUAL model framework to determine clients’ expectations and experiences; and identified the gaps between the two. Results of which provided recommendations on areas of services that could be improved in the future. SERVQUAL or RATER is a quality management framework developed in the mid-1980s by Zeithaml, Parasuraman & Berry to measure quality in the service sector. The model is a multi-item scale that breaks down the notion of service quality into five dimensions which were derived from five years of qualitative and quantitative customer service quality research: Reliability, Assurance, Tangibles, Empathy; and Responsiveness (RATER) (Parasuraman, Berry and Zeitham, 1988 and 1990). These five basic criteria are used by clients, consciously or subconsciously to assess satisfaction of a service. SDS carried out the following in the conduct of the CSS:
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Client | Department of Agriculture |
Location | Nationwide, All regions |
Country | Philippines |
Period Covered | March 2015 - July 2015 |
No. of Staff Months | 114.00 person-months |
Associated Consultant | None |
No. of Staff Months Provided by Associated Consultant |
0.00 person-months |