background: in today's competitive world, organizations' survival and success depends on satisfying customer needs and ex­pec­tations. this is particularly important in health care sector where quality of service and customer relations are the key suc­cess factors. the purpose of this research was to determine whether there was a relationship between patient satisfaction and loyalty to the serv...

Despite rapidly increasing numbers of diverse online shoppers the relationship of website design to trust, satisfaction, and loyalty has not previously been modeled across cultures. In the current investigation three components of website design (Information Design, Navigation Design, and Visual Design) are considered for their impact on trust and satisfaction. In turn, relationships of trust a...

This research aims to explore the effect of e-service quality on customer satisfaction and loyalty. Especially, the current paper focuses on customer perceptions and reactions to the tangible factors of e-service quality in the Business-to-Customer (B2C) area. This tangible eservice quality includes web design esthetics, ease of use, virtual tour, and visualization. In addition, intangible e-se...

This paper examines empirically the three concepts of loyalty that have been recently proposed in the literature: attitudinal loyalty, share loyalty, and differentiation loyalty. Measures of these concepts are compared at both aggregate (brand loyalty) and individual (customer loyalty) level. The findings support the view that each is indeed a separate concept, though each are, as hypothesised,...

A study conducted in a Taiwanese financial services company revealed that affectand role-based loyalty are two distinct types of loyalty to supervisors. The ethical behaviour of supervisors, perceived supervisor support, interpersonal justice, and respect for hierarchy predicted affect-based loyalty, whereas only interpersonal justice and respect for hierarchy predicted role-based loyalty to th...