Contents & References of Identifying factors affecting customer loyalty of small and medium enterprises (SME) in Iran's software industry
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Table of Contents
1 - The first chapter. 1
1-1- Introduction. 2
1-2- Statement of the problem. 2
1-3- The importance and necessity of the subject. 3
1-4- research assumptions. 6
1-5- basic objectives of conducting research. 6
1-6- The general research method. 7
1-7- The theoretical framework of the research. 7
1-8- Introduction of the study organization. 9
1-9- Definition of specialized words and terms. 10
1-10- Summary. 11
2- The second chapter. 12
2-1- Introduction. 13
2-2 Services. 13
2-2-1 Definition of services. 13
2-2-2 Service features. 15
2-2-3 Importance of services. 19
2-3- Customer, customer loyalty and customer satisfaction. 20
2-3-1 Definition of customer. 20
2-3-2 customer loyalty. 21
2-3-3 Definition of loyalty. 24
2-3-4 The importance of loyalty. 26
2-3-5 loyal customers. 27
2-3-6 Loyalty to the product supplier. 29
2-3-7 Classification of types of loyalty. 30
2-3-8 customer loyalty models. 40
2-3-9 customer satisfaction. 42
2-4-quality of service. 49
2-4-1 concepts and definitions of quality. 49
2-4-2 Definition of service quality. 50
2-4-3 determinants of service quality. 50
2-4-4 Lehtinen and Lehtinen model. 51
2-4-5 Grunrose model. 51
2-4-6 Parasuraman model. 52
2-4-7 Reliability. 55
2-4-8 tangible factors. 56
2-4-9 confidence. 56
2-4-10 Empathy. 56
2-4-11 Accountability (responsibility). 56
2-4-12 perceived value. 57
2-4-13 Organizational image. 58
2-4-14 relocation fee. 59
2-5- Small and medium companies. 60
2-5-1 Definition of small and medium companies. 60
2-5-2 The importance of small and medium companies. 62
2-6- Research background. 63
2-6-1 An overview of the research done in Iran. 63
2-6-2 Foreign research. 64
2-7- Conceptual framework. 67
2-8- Summary. 72
3 - The third chapter. 73
3-1- Introduction. 74
3-2- Research process. 74
3-3- Information gathering method. 74
3-4- Statistical population. 79
3-5- Sampling method and determination of sample volume. 79
3-6- Research method. 80
3-7- Validity and reliability of the questionnaire. 82
3-7-1 Determining the reliability (reliability) of the questionnaire. 82
3-7-2 Determining the validity (validity) of the questionnaire. 84
3-8- Data analysis method. 85
3-9- Summary. 86
4- The fourth chapter. 88
4-1- Introduction. 89
4-2- First part: Descriptive statistics. 89
4-2-1 Demographic characteristics of respondents. 89
4-2-2 Checking the state of univariate normality. 93
4-3- Validation of the research model with the structural equation model. 94
4-3-1- Measurement model or confirmatory factor analysis. 95
4-3-2- Measurement model or confirmatory factor analysis in service quality level. 96
4-3-3-Measurement model or confirmatory factor analysis of dependent and mediating variables. 103
4-4- structural model (path analysis model). 109
4-5- The results of the research hypothesis test based on the structural model. 112
4-5-1 Investigating the impact of customer satisfaction on customer loyalty. 112
4-5-2 Investigating the impact of organizational image on customer loyalty. 112
4-5-3 Investigating the impact of relocation costs on customer loyalty. 113
4-5-4 Investigating the impact of customer satisfaction on organizational perception. 113
4-5-5 Investigating the impact of service quality on customer satisfaction. 113
4-5-6 Investigating the impact of perceived value on customer satisfaction. 114
4-5-7 Investigating the impact of service quality on perceived value. 114
4-5-8 structural model fitting (path analysis model). 115
4-6- Summary. 115
5- The fifth chapter. 119
5-1- Introduction. 120
5-2- The results of checking hypotheses using statistical tests. 120
5-3- The results of the research hypothesis test based on the structural model. 121
5-3-1 The results of the first hypothesis. 121
5-3-2 The results of the examination of the second hypothesis. 121
5-3-3 The results of the third hypothesis. 121
5-3-4 The results of the investigation of the fourth hypothesis. 121
5-3-5 The results of the examination of the fifth hypothesis. 122
5-3-6 The results of the examination of the sixth hypothesis. 122
5-3-7 The results of the examination of the seventh hypothesis. 122
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5-5- Implementation suggestions based on research findings. 123
5-6- Suggestion for future research. 124
5-4- Research limitations. 125
6- Persian sources. 126
7- English sources. 127
8- Attachments. 130
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