Public Transport Passengers’ Behavioural Intentions

Sumaedi, Sik; Bakti, Iriana; Astrini, Nidya Judhi; Rakhmawati, Tri; Widianti, Tri; Yarmen, Medi

doi:10.1007/978-981-4585-24-8

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“…However, there is no agreement on the number of the dimension and the type of the dimension [2,12]. A similar condition is also happened in public transport services.…”

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confidence: 96%

“…People tend to use their own vehicles [1,2]. This caused some serious other problems, such as congestion and fossil fuel scarcity [1,3].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…On the other hand, there is significant decrease of public transport use [2]. This condition makes some negative impacts, such as congestion, fossil fuel scarcity, and air pollution [1,3].…”

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Perceived Service Quality of Youth Public Transport Passengers

Yarmen

Sumaedi

2016

Transport Problems

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Summary. This research aims to explore the dimension of perceived service quality of youth public transport passengers. This research is important due to the lack of research that focuses on perceived service quality of youth public transport passengers. This research employed quantitative research methodology. Survey was performed in order to gather research data. The respondents are 233 youth public transport passengers in Bogor and Tangerang, Indonesia. Exploratory factor analysis, validity analysis, and reliability analysis were conducted. The research results show that there are three dimensions of perceived service quality of youth public transport passengers. The dimensions are comfort, performance, and assurance.

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“…However, there is no agreement on the number of the dimension and the type of the dimension [2,12]. A similar condition is also happened in public transport services.…”

Section: Research Gapmentioning

confidence: 96%

“…People tend to use their own vehicles [1,2]. This caused some serious other problems, such as congestion and fossil fuel scarcity [1,3].…”

Section: Conclusion and Future Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Perceived Service Quality of Youth Public Transport Passengers

Yarmen

Sumaedi

2016

Transport Problems

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“…The customer decision making process is absolutely influenced by the behavioral intentions, which drive from company efforts to the customers which creates competitive advantage for the firm (Sumaedi, et al, 2014).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…This means that company may be easily satisfy the customers, but may have failed in boosting the customer intention to return and repurchase due to many reasons. If this is happening, the company may not experience revenue growth (Sumaedi, et al, 2014). …”

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Value Creation on CRM: Evidence of Employee Competence in Bird’s Group Serviced Apartments in Indonesia

Nawangwulan¹,

Sawirin²,

Anantadjaya

2015

JSISCH

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With the fast-pace growth on apartment buildings in major cities in Indonesia, it is interesting to investigate the underlying reasons behind such high growth rates. Relying on the perspective of employee competence and prevailing activities on customer relationship management (CRM), this study intends to investigate the degree on influential factors toward organizational value creation for Bird Group, as the owner/manager of a few service apartments in the city of Bandung, in the province of Jawa Barat, Indonesia. It has become a public knowledge that any potential improvements on employee competence should generally impact the employee performance in carrying their tasks and responsibilities. Improvements on employee performance are expected to bring about enhancements on the combinations of CRM activities. The betterment in CRM activities may likely inspire public to step-up their buying intentions (BI) toward products/services. This may be true as the general level of customer satisfaction has increased. Undoubtedly, the higher BI is expected to push-up the organizational value creation. Having said that, it is uncertain whether or not such relationships do occur among those chosen variables in this study. This study relies on a quantitative approach to objectively evaluate empirical evidence. Since there are countless theoretical discussions on competence and the needs for employee training/development, this study seeks to investigate the actual significant influence of employee competence toward CRM activities, BI, customer satisfaction and organizational value creation. It is expected that the relationships among variables are positive and significant. In addition to the quantitative approach, a qualitative method is also utilized to extract managerial insights on the relationships among variables/indicators. Keywords: employee competence, CRM, customer satisfaction, buying intention, organizational value creation IntroductionCompetition is certainly rising. With the trends toward abolishing international borders in exports and imports, smooth operational activities to strengthen the organizational competitive advantage becomes crucial. Hospitality industry has certainly experiencing such pressures for a long time. With the common "requirement" on partnering-up with international-chain brands, hotels have experiencing better growth rate and survivability in the local market than relying on the use of local brands. This condition forces local brands into survival mode toward sustainability. Changing the regular apartment buildings into serviced apartments is one of the options that may help the business keep up with the situation.In the serviced management, it is a good opportunity for a hotel operators to manage the property in order to gain trust from public. Instead of buying apartment units and leaving the apartment units vacant when the apartment owners are not using them, it is better to have an operator, who can manage the property better to earn stable cash flows from the apartment units. A...

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