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  1. Service recovery by AI or human agents: Do failure and strategy context matter?
  2. Viewpoint: Service products, development of service knowledge and our community’s target audience
  3. Understanding the drivers of staying innovative
  4. Accelerating employee-related scholarship in service management
  5. The enhanced loyalty drivers of customers acquired through referral reward programs
  6. Shopping experiences in visually complex environments: a self-regulation account
  7. Global business services
  8. Better Results
  9. Revenue Management: Advanced Strategies and Tools to Enhance Firm Profitability
  10. Improving the MBA Student Education Experience
  11. Halo in Consumer Satisfaction: Replication and Extension of an Experimental Study
  12. How to Reduce Halo in Attribute-Specific Customer Satisfaction Measures: An Empirical Investigation
  13. Perceived Performance - A Direct Causal Antecedent of Customer Satisfaction?
  14. Choosing Appropriate Customer Satisfaction Measures - First Steps towards a Normative Framework
  15. Singapore: Macro Trends and their Implications for Consumer Marketing
  16. Is Full Satisfaction the Best you can Guarantee? An Experimental Investigation of the Impact of Guarantee Scope on Consumer Perceptions
  17. The Seven Faces of Singapore - Initial Findings from a Large-scale Representative Life Style Study
  18. Should a Firm with a Reputation for Outstanding Service Quality Offer a Service Guarantee? An Experimental Study
  19. How to Reduce Consumer Cheating on Service Guarantees? Results from Two Experimental Studies
  20. Contrasting the Drivers of Switching Intent and Switching Behavior in Contractual Service Settings
  21. Sifting to efficiently select the right service employees
  22. Psychometric sifting to efficiently select the right service employees
  23. The role of marketing in today's enterprises
  24. Wahrgenommene Preisfairness und Ansätze zur Konfliktlösung im Revenue Management
  25. Business models: Impact on business markets and opportunities for marketing research
  26. online brand communities
  27. Strategy and Organisation at Singapore Airlines: Achieving Sustainable Advantage Through Dual Strategy
  28. Optimizing referral reward programs under impression management considerations
  29. The Banyan Tree: branding the intangible
  30. Giordano: positioning for international expansion
  31. Customer asset management at DHL in Asia
  32. From switching intent to actual switching behavior: A construal-level theory perspective
  33. The Accra Beach Hotel: block booking of capacity during a peak period
  34. Managing word of mouth: the referral incentive programme that backfired
  35. Customers behaving badly: a state of the art review, research agenda and implications for practitioners
  36. Division of Labor between Firms: Business Services, Non-Ownership-Value and the Rise of the Service Economy
  37. Organizational learning from customer feedback received by service employees
  38. Emotion display rules at work in the global service economy: the special case of the customer
  39. From Switching Intent to Actual Switching Behavior: A Construal-Level Theory Perspective
  40. Organizational Learning from Customer Feedback Received by Service Employees – A Social Capital Perspective
  41. Emotion Display Rules at Work in the Global Service Economy: The Special Case of the Customer
  42. Strategy and organization at Singapore Airlines: Achieving sustainable advantage through dual strategy
  43. Opportunistic customer claiming during service recovery
  44. Guest editorial
  45. Perceived service encounter pace and customer satisfaction
  46. Creative restruction – how business services drive economic evolution
  47. The role of store environmental stimulation and social factors on impulse purchasing
  48. Managing human resources for service excellence and cost effectiveness at Singapore Airlines
  49. Causes and consequences of consumer online privacy concern
  50. The role of arousal congruency in influencing consumers' satisfaction evaluations and in‐store behaviors
  51. Consumer online privacy concerns and responses: a power–responsibility equilibrium perspective
  52. Arousal expectations and service evaluations
  53. Flying High in a Competitive Industry: Cost‐effective Service Excellence at Singapore Airlines20061Loizos Heracleous, Jochen Wirtz, Nitin Pangarkar. Flying High in a Competitive Industry: Cost‐effective Service Excellence at Singapore Airlines. Singapo...
  54. Services research - a truly global discipline
  55. Complaint Management – The Heart of CRM20061Bernd Stauss and Wolfgang Seidel. Complaint Management – The Heart of CRM. Texere, 2004. , ISBN: 0‐324‐20264‐4
  56. Biometrics: the next frontier in service excellence, productivity and security in the service sector
  57. Complaint Management: The Heart of CRM20061Bernd Stauss and Wolfgang Seidel. Complaint Management: The Heart of CRM. 2005. 310 pp. $39.95 1st edition
  58. Kung-Fu Service Development at Singapore Airlines
  59. Services Marketing: People, Technology, Strategy, 5th ed.20051Christopher Lovelock and Jochen Wirtz. Services Marketing: People, Technology, Strategy, 5th ed.. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice‐Hall 2004. 652 pp.
  60. Consumer responses to compensation, speed of recovery and apology after a service failure
  61. Consumer complaining to firms: the determinants of channel choice
  62. Cost-Effective Service Excellence: Lessons from Singapore Airlines
  63. The effects of consumer expertise on evoked set size and service loyalty
  64. Revenue management: Resolving potential customer conflicts
  65. Revenue Management at Prego Italian Restaurant
  66. Halo in customer satisfaction measures
  67. Singapore Airlines: what it takes to sustain service excellence – a senior management perspective
  68. Segmentation of library visitors in Singapore: learning and reading related lifestyles
  69. How long should dinner take? Measuring expected meal duration for restaurant revenue management
  70. Services Marketing in Asia: Managing People, Technology and Strategy20021Christopher Lovelock, Jochen Wirtz, Hean Tat Keh. Services Marketing in Asia: Managing People, Technology and Strategy. Singapore: Prentice‐Hall 2002. 706 pp., ISBN: 0‐13‐060566‐2
  71. The impact of knowledge types on the consumer search process
  72. The effects of incentives, deal proneness, satisfaction and tie strength on word‐of‐mouth behaviour
  73. Exploring the Role of Alternative Perceived Performance Measures and Needs-Congruency in the Consumer Satisfaction Process
  74. The impact of expected variance in performance on the satisfaction process
  75. Designing service guarantees – is full satisfaction the best you can guarantee?
  76. GULFSTREAM AEROSPACE CORPORATION — PENETRATING ASIA'S CORPORATE JET MARKET
  77. Congruency of scent and music as a driver of in-store evaluations and behavior
  78. Exploring the Role of Alternative Perceived Performance Measures and Needs-Congruency in the Consumer Satisfaction Process
  79. Improving the measurement of customer satisfaction: a test of three methods to reduce halo
  80. Determinants of Membership Marketing Programs
  81. Consumer Behaviour in Asia20012Hellmut Schuette and Deanna Ciarlante. Consumer Behaviour in Asia. Macmillan Press Ltd, 1998. 275 pages, ISBN: ISBN 0 333 73625 7
  82. Exploring the Role of Alternative Perceived Performance Measures and Needs‐Congruency in the Consumer Satisfaction Process
  83. Should a firm with a reputation for outstanding service quality offer a service guarantee?
  84. Institutionalising customer‐driven learning through fully integrated customer feedback systems
  85. The role of preconsumption affect in postpurchase evaluation of services
  86. The moderating role of target-arousal on the impact of affect on satisfaction—an examination in the context of service experiences
  87. An examination of the presence, magnitude and impact of halo on consumer satisfaction measures
  88. 10.1037/e535852011-002
  89. The strategic role of unused service capacity
  90. Introducing uncertain performance expectations in satisfaction models for services
  91. Values, attitudes and aspirations of Singaporeans — summary findings from a large-scale lifestyle study
  92. Consumer Satisfaction with Services
  93. Are customer satisfaction measures equally applicable across research contexts, or do we need a more differentiated approach?
  94. On great service: A framework for action
  95. Marketing in Singapore: An analysis off macro trends
  96. An experimental investigation of halo effects in satisfaction measures of service attributes
  97. Consumer Behavior in a Service Context
  98. The three-stage model of service consumption
  99. Managing HR for Service Excellence and Cost Effectiveness at Singapore Airlines
  100. Creating and capturing value in the service economy: the crucial role of business services in driving innovation and growth