英文摘要 |
Property management (PM) in Taiwan is in its beginning stage; yet it lacks sufficient law and market mechanism. Mainly run by individual business from all sectors, the PM industry is yet broadly considered as apartment building maintenance industry. With its fierce competition in price, the PM industry is thus characterized as lower marginal profitability resulting in lower service quality (SQ). For a business mainly providing service as product for sale, customer satisfaction (CS) is a key concern that can't be overlooked for the industry to survive in competitive market. In this study, a questionnaire is distributed to residents of apartment building. The relationship between SQ and CS is explored using Hypothesis-Testing (HT), Strategic Matrix Analysis (SMA), and Correlation Analysis (CA). In accordance with HT, customer expectation (CE) has positive influence on CS and SQ; SQ has positive influence on CS; service personnel have positive influence on CS partially; service personnel have positive influence on SQ and CS mostly. According to SMA, items need to be improved urgently including official notes of violated parking, bulletin board updating, parking lot's passageways and exits guidance, clean maintenance of reception table, and tea-stall clean. Finally, based on the results of CA, position, gender and education background have not significant influence on CE, SQ and CS while age and management costs both have significant influence. Respondents with age between 41-year-old and 50-year-old have larger influence on CE, SQ and CS than those excel 60-year-old. |