The Effect of Service Quality, Customer Learning on Corporate Image, Satisfaction, Commitment, Loyality, and Customer Savings Interests and Decisions: A Study at Government Banks in Southeast Sulawesi

The Effect of Service Quality, Customer Learning on Corporate Image, Satisfaction, Commitment, Loyality, and Customer Savings Interests and Decisions: A Study at Government Banks in Southeast Sulawesi

Nasrul Nasrul
Copyright: © 2021 |Pages: 19
DOI: 10.4018/IJEGR.2021040103
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Abstract

Today, the expansion of monetary objects is developing rapidly. It is very useful to study the features contained in it. The purpose of this research is to examine the effect of service quality, customer learning, corporate image, satisfaction, trustworthiness, customer loyalty, customer commitment, and customer savings interests and decisions of four government banks in Southeast Sulawesi Province. The study used quantitative approach. Data were obtained through questionnaires and were quantitatively analyzed to test the research hypotheses. This study used a sample of 200 respondents from 4 banks or averagely 50 respondents per bank. The approach used in this study is structural equation modeling. The results showed that in order to provide satisfaction to customers, banks must improve education for customers in addition to improving services. In addition, customer commitment will increase if customer learning also increases, and to influence customer interest and decisions on saving, bank must promote growth by explaining the benefits of saving to the public.
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1. Introduction

Each business organization`s success depends on the fulfillment of the clients. At whatever point a trade is almost to begin, clients continuously come “first” and after that the benefit. Those companies that are succeeding to fulfill the customers completely will stay within the beat position in a showcase. Today’s commerce company has known that client fulfillment is the key component for the victory of the trade and at the same time it plays a crucial part to extend the advertise esteem.

According to Sari (2020), the Bank is an intermediary institution whose job is to accept deposits from customers and lend them to other customers (economic units) who need funds. Bank as financial institutions whose function is to collect and distribute funds from and to the public to improve services to customers without ignoring banking ethics.

The contribution of the bank subsector in Indonesia is inseparable from the participation of Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI) in supporting economic development in Indonesia. BRI could be very involved approximately the welfare and economic growth of the humans from the middle to lower income groups. This difficulty is manifested among others through the focus of BRI's business inside the micro, small and medium business (MSME) of banking section and BRI's energetic participation in assisting the People's Business Credit (KUR) program initiated through the Government.

Besides BRI, there also are Government Banks consisting of BNI, BTN and Bank Mandiri. At present, 60% of BNI's holding are owned with the aid of the Government of the Republic of Indonesia, even as the remaining 40% are owned by means of the public, both individuals and institutions, domestic and foreign. BNI is now listed as the 4th biggest country wide bank in Indonesia, in terms of general assets, total loans and total third party funds.

Bank BTN is an Indonesian State-owned business enterprise within the form of a limited liability business enterprise and is engaged in banking monetary services. Bank BTN started out with the establishment of Postspaarbank in Batavia in 1897, during the Dutch authorities.

Bank Mandiri was be founded on October 2, 1998. In July 1999, 4 nation banks - Bank Bumi Daya, Negara Dagang Bank, Indonesian Export Import Bank and Indonesian Development Bank - had been merged into Bank Mandiri, every of which had an vital role inside the improvement of the Indonesian economy.

Baloglu (2002) states that the good relationship that occurs between the customer and the producer is the beginning of the attitude of customer loyalty. Therefore, the concept of banking marketing (marketing banking) is currently more focused on the concept of how to keep customers loyal and consistent in consuming banking services. This is based on the fact that each customer has their own behavior in making decisions to buy banking services. Furthermore Veloutsou, et al. (2005) state that creating customer satisfaction is the most essential part of management.

Low service quality will cause dissatisfaction with customers, not only customers who eat at the restaurant but also have an impact on others (Haryanto, 2013). The concept of Customer Satisfaction is more directed towards Customer Loyalty which in turn will affect profitability and revenue. The responses about business success by providing satisfaction to customers are also supported by Maddern, Maull and Andi (2007) who state that Customer Satisfaction is the core business challenge that attracts attention for research. Customer satisfaction dominated by two theoretical perspectives: service profit chain and SERVQUAL (Parasuraman, et al. 1985).

The observe by using Andreassen and Lindestad (1998) suggests that Company Image has positively related to Customer Satisfaction and Customer Loyalty. The organization image has no effect on purchaser value. The weak spot of this studies is that it handiest seems at four variables at the same time as the variables of Service Quality, Customer Learning that make up Customer Satisfaction and Customer Trust aren't discussed on this look at.

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