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Servicescape is considered as the environment in which the service is assembled and in which the seller andcustomer interact, combined with tangible commodities that facilitate performance or communication of the service "It is important for service organizations, including hospitality entities, to manipulatethe servicescape effectively to enhance customer satisfaction and increase repeat business Similarly, Bitner (1992) defined servicescape as the built environment, which has artificial physical surroundings as opposed to the natural or social environment. servicescape the physical environment of an organization encompassing several different elements, such as overall layout,design, and décor of a store. The servicescape also includes aspects of atmospherics, such as temperature, lighting,colors, music, and scent Servicescape is important, since it influences not only consumers’ cognitive, emotional, and physiological states but also their behaviors Research suggests that the physical setting may also influence the customer's ultimate satisfaction with the service.In addition, research in organizational behavior suggests that the
physical setting can influence employee satisfaction, productivity, and motivation "The way the physical setting is createdin organizations has barely been tapped as a tangible organizational resource". Managementof the physical setting typically is viewed as tangential in comparison with other organizational variables that can motivate employees, such as pay scales, promotions,benefits, and supervisory relationships. Similarly, on the consumer side, variables such as pricing, advertising, added features, and special promotions are given much more
attention than the physical setting as ways in which customers can be attracted to and/or satisfied by a firm's services.
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