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Master of Business

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Ẩn danh

Thể loại

Thesis

2012

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35 Point

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1. CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION

1.1. RESEARCH QUESTIONS AND OBJECTIVES

1.2. SIGNIFICANCE OF THE RESEARCH

1.3. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY AND RESEARCH DESIGN

1.4. DELIMITATION

1.5. THESIS STRUCTURE

2. CHAPTER 2: LITERATURE REVIEW AND CONCEPTUAL MODEL

2.1. DEFINITION RELATED TO RESTAURANT SERVICES

2.1.1. The difference between table service and buffet service

2.1.2. Price of service

2.1.3. Quality/taste of food

2.1.4. Variety of food

2.2. SERVICE PERSONAL VALUES

2.3. The relationship between service attributes and customer satisfaction

2.4. The relationship between service personal values and customer satisfaction

3. CHAPTER 3: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

3.1. Construction of measurement scales

3.1.1. Measurement scale of Perceived Price

3.1.2. Measurement scale of Quality/ Taste of food

3.1.3. Measurement scale of Variety of food

3.1.4. Measurement scale of Servicescapes

3.1.5. Measurement scale of Service Personal Value to Peaceful Life

3.1.6. Measurement scale of Service Personal Value to Social Recognition

3.1.7. Measurement scale of Service Personal Value to Social Integration

3.1.8. Measurement scale of Customer Satisfaction

3.2. Sampling method and sample size

3.3. Data analysis method

3.3.1. Reliability Analysis by Cronbach’s Alpha

3.3.2. Exploratory Factor Analysis

3.3.3. Multiple Regression Analysis

4. CHAPTER 4: RESULTS OF DATA ANALYSIS AND DISCUSSION

4.1. Name of buffet restaurant respondents used to experienced

4.2. Cost of buffet respondents used to have

4.3. The accompanied people that respondents used to have buffets with

4.4. The profession, gender and age of respondents

4.5. RELIABILITY ANALYSIS OF MEASUREMENT SCALES

4.5.1. Reliability analysis result of measurement scale of Perceived Price

4.5.2. Reliability analysis result of measurement scale of Quality of Food

4.5.3. Reliability analysis result of measurement scale of Variety of Food

4.5.4. Reliability analysis result of measurement scale of Servicescape to Venue Aesthetics

4.5.5. Reliability analysis result of measurement scale of Servicescape to Accessibility

4.5.6. Reliability analysis result of measurement scale of Servicescape to Restaurant Cleanliness

4.5.7. Reliability analysis result of measurement scale of Service Personal Value to Peaceful Life

4.5.8. Reliability analysis result of measurement scale of Service Personal Value to Social Recognition

4.5.9. Reliability analysis result of measurement scale of Service Personal Value to Social Integration

4.5.10. Reliability analysis result of measurement scale of Customer Satisfaction

4.6. EXPLORATORY FACTOR ANALYSIS

4.6.1. EFA for group of predictors

4.6.2. EFA for group of items of Customer Satisfaction measurement scale

4.7. MULTIPLE REGRESSION ANALYSIS

4.7.1. Revised Conceptual Model

4.7.2. Multiple Regression Testing Assumptions

4.7.3. Normality and Linearity

4.7.4. Multiple Regression Analysis

4.7.5. Testing the Hypothesis 1: relationship between the Price and Customer Satisfaction

4.7.6. Testing the Hypothesis 2: relationship between the Quality of Food and Customer Satisfaction

4.7.7. Testing the Hypothesis 3: relationship between the Variety of Food and Customer Satisfaction

4.7.8. Testing the Hypothesis 4: relationship between the Servicescape to Accessibility and Cleanliness and Customer Satisfaction

4.7.9. Testing the Hypothesis 5: relationship between the Servicescape to Venue Aesthetics and Customer Satisfaction

4.7.10. Testing the Hypothesis 6: relationship between the Personal Value and Customer Satisfaction

4.7.11. Testing the Hypothesis 7: relationship between the Social Value and Customer Satisfaction

5. CHAPTER 5: CONCLUSION AND MANAGERIAL IMPLICATION

APPENDIX 1 – SURVEY FORM

APPENDIX 2 - RESULTS OF CRONBACH’S ANPHA

APPENDIX 3 - RESULTS OF EFA

APPENDIX 4 - RESULTS OF MULTIPLE REGRESSION

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UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS HO CHI MINH CITY International School of Business ------------------------------ Nguyen Thi Tuyet Hong RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SERVICE PERSONAL VALUES, SERVICE ATTRIBUTES AND CUSTOMER SATISFACTION: A STUDY OF RESTAURANT SERVICES IN VIETNAM MASTER OF BUSINESS (BY HONOUR) Ho Chi Minh City – Year 2012 LUAN VAN CHAT LUONG download : add luanvanchat@agmail.com UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS HO CHI MINH CITY International School of Business ------------------------------ Nguyen Thi Tuyet Hong RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SERVICE PERSONAL VALUES, RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SERVICE SERVICE ATTRIBUTES AND CUSTOMER SATISFACTION: A PERSONAL VALUES, SERVICE ATTRIBUTES STUDY OF RESTAURANT SERVICES IN VIETNAM AND CUSTOMER SATISFACTION: A STUDY OF RESTAURANT SERVICES IN VIETNAM BY NGUYEN THI TUYET HONG ID: 60340102 SUPERVISOR Dr. OF MASTER PHAM NGOC THUY BUSINESS (by Honour) SUPERVISOR: DR. PHAM NGOC THUY Ho Chi Minh City - 2012 LUAN VAN CHAT LUONG download : add luanvanchat@agmail.com ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I would like to express my deeply sincere gratitude to my Supervisor, Dr. Pham Ngoc Thuy, for her valuable guidance and advice on effective method. Her professional research understanding helps me and my teammates recognize the research method thoroughly and we had experienced actual process and result recognition. Furthermore, I would like to express my gratitude to Dr. Pham Dinh Tho for his devotion and patience in supporting and following our Mbus2010 class regarding the study on benefits and useful management implication for our career by understanding and applying the business research method. Besides, I would like to thank to my colleagues in Campenon Saigon Builders who had supported me a lot during my thesis implementation. Another source of motivation I would like to thank is my classmates ISB Mbus2010 for a mutual support by sharing knowledge, guidance, spending valuable time and giving a truly friendship during our thesis implementation. And an honorable mention goes to my family, my friends and their colleagues for their understanding and helping me during my data collection as well as my thesis completion. Finally, I would like to send my best regards to all of those who kindly supported me during the data collection phase and the completion of this thesis. Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam January 2nd, 2013 Nguyen Thi Tuyet Hong ii LUAN VAN CHAT LUONG download : add luanvanchat@agmail.com ABSTRACT The purpose of this research is to empirically investigate the relationships of service personal values, service attributes and customer satisfaction in using a service. The empirical setting is implemented in the buffet restaurant services in an emerging economy of Vietnam particularly in Ho Chi Minh City, the biggest and the hub of variety of buffets. The findings of this study reveal that Vietnamese customers who place the Social Value, the Personal Value, the Price and Quality of Food are the factors impact on Customer Satisfaction towards using buffets. Customers consider Social Value factor affecting their satisfaction towards using buffets by having a favorable attitude toward the social recognition, the social status and the more stimulating and adventurous life. Additionally, customers perceive that buffet make them feel the Social Value, a higher integration in the group, a better relationship and their friendship relationships strengthening. This result indicated that customers considered buffet where they could be more connected, informed and active with the social recognition and integration. Moreover, the Personal Value factor with positive impact to customer satisfaction tells that customers feel more tranquility, more family security, more harmony and stability in life as well as a more pleasurable life when using buffets. With regards to most of service and goods purchase, the Price is always an important factor affecting customer satisfaction when they compare the value of money paid and the value received from that transaction. A service served well with reasonable price was always attractive to customers. Out of the factors of service attribute than Price of service, this study also found that customers chose buffets also concerned about the Quality of food rather than other service attributes. The significant, direct relationships between the Quality of Food and Customer Satisfaction reveal that customers in Vietnam market presently place more concern on the quality of product or service value iii LUAN VAN CHAT LUONG download : add luanvanchat@agmail.com they receive. This result also contributes to the literature review of studies in foodservice that quality of food is always an important factor to improve the customer satisfaction towards a foodservice. Key words: service personal values, service attributes, customer satisfaction iv LUAN VAN CHAT LUONG download : add luanvanchat@agmail.com TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION . RESEARCH QUESTIONS AND OBJECTIVES . SIGNIFICANCE OF THE RESEARCH . RESEARCH METHODOLOGY AND RESEARCH DESIGN . 5 CHAPTER 2: LITERATURE REVIEW AND CONCEPTUAL MODEL . DEFINITION RELATED TO RESTAURANT SERVICES .5 The difference between table service and buffet service .1 Price of service .2 Quality/taste of food.3 Variety of food . SERVICE PERSONAL VALUES .1 The relationship between service attributes and customer satisfaction .2 The relationship between service personal values and customer satisfaction . 17 v LUAN VAN CHAT LUONG download : add luanvanchat@agmail.com CHAPTER 3: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY.1 Construction of measurement scales .1 Measurement scale of Perceived Price.2 Measurement scale of Quality/ Taste of food .3 Measurement scale of Variety of food .4 Measurement scale of Servicescapes .5 Measurement scale of Service Personal Value to Peaceful Life.6 Measurement scale of Service Personal Value to Social Recognition .7 Measurement scale of Service Personal Value to Social Integration 28 3.8 Measurement scale of Customer Satisfaction .3 Sampling method and sample size .5 Data analysis method .1 Reliability Analysis by Cronbach’s Alpha.2 Exploratory Factor Analysis .3 Multiple Regression Analysis . 31 CHAPTER 4: RESULTS OF DATA ANALYSIS AND DISCUSSION .1 Name of buffet restaurant respondents used to experienced .2 Cost of buffet respondents used to have .3 The accompanied people that respondents used to have buffets with34 4.4 The profession, gender and age of respondents . RELIABILITY ANALYSIS OF MEASUREMENT SCALES .1 Reliability analysis result of measurement scale of Perceived Price35 4.2 Reliability analysis result of measurement scale of Quality of Food36 vi LUAN VAN CHAT LUONG download : add luanvanchat@agmail.3 Reliability analysis result of measurement scale of Variety of Food37 4.4 Reliability analysis result of measurement scale of Servicescape to Venue Aesthetics .5 Reliability analysis result of measurement scale of Servicescape to Accessibility .6 Reliability analysis result of measurement scale of Servicescape to Restaurant Cleanliness .7 Reliability analysis result of measurement scale of Service Personal Value to Peaceful Life .8 Reliability analysis result of measurement scale of Service Personal Value to Social Recognition .9 Reliability analysis result of measurement scale of Service Personal Value to Social Integration .10 Reliability analysis result of measurement scale of Customer Satisfaction . EXPLORATORY FACTOR ANALYSIS .1 EFA for group of predictors .2 EFA for group of items of Customer Satisfaction measurement scale 44 4. MULTIPLE REGRESSION ANALYSIS .1 Revised Conceptual Model .2 Multiple Regression Testing Assumptions .2 Normality and Linearity .3 Multiple Regression Analysis .4 Testing the Hypothesis 1: relationship between the Price and Customer Satisfaction .5 Testing the Hypothesis 2: relationship between the Quality of Food and Customer Satisfaction .6 Testing the Hypothesis 3: relationship between the Variety of Food and Customer Satisfaction . 50 vii LUAN VAN CHAT LUONG download : add luanvanchat@agmail.7 Testing the Hypothesis 4: relationship between the Servicescape to Accessibility and Cleanliness and Customer Satisfaction .8 Testing the Hypothesis 5: relationship between the Servicescape to Venue Aesthetics and Customer Satisfaction .9 Testing the Hypothesis 6: relationship between the Personal Value and Customer Satisfaction .10 Testing the Hypothesis 7: relationship between the Social Value and Customer Satisfaction . 53 CHAPTER 5: CONCLUSION AND MANAGERIAL IMPLICATION . APPENDIX 1 – SURVEY FORM . APPENDIX 2 - RESULTS OF CRONBACH’S ANPHA . APPENDIX 3 - RESULTS OF EFA . APPENDIX 4 - RESULTS OF MULTIPLE REGRESSION . viii LUAN VAN CHAT LUONG download : add luanvanchat@agmail.com LIST OF TABLES Table 1: Measurement scale of Perceived Price 23 Table 2: Measurement scale of Quality of Food 24 Table 3: Measurement scale of Variety of Food 24 Table 4: Measurement scale of Servicescapes 26 Table 5: Measurement scale of Service Value to Peaceful Life (SVPL) 27 Table 6: Measurement scale of Service Value to Social Recognition (SVSR) 27 Table 7: Measurement scale of Service Value to Social Integration (SVSI) 28 Table 8: Measurement scale of Customer Satisfaction 28 Table 9: Cronbach’s Anpha of scale of Perceived Price 36 Table 10: Cronbach’s Anpha of scale of Quality of Food 37 Table 11: Cronbach’s Anpha of scale of Food Variety 37 Table 12: Cronbach’s Anpha of scale of Servicescape to Venue Aesthetics 38 Table 13: Cronbach’s Anpha of scale of Servicescape to Accessibility 39 Table 14: Cronbach’s Anpha of scale of Servicescape to Cleanliness 39 Table 15: Cronbach’s Anpha of scale of Service Value to Peaceful Life 40 Table 16: Cronbach’s Anpha of scale of Service Value to Social Recognition 41 Table 17: Cronbach’s Anpha of scale of Service Value to Social Integration 41 Table 18: Cronbach’s Anpha of scale of Customer Satisfaction 42 Table 19: EFA result of predictors 43 Table 20: EFA result of Customer Satisfaction 45 Table 21: Pearson Correlation Result 49 Table 22: Results of Multiple Regression Analysis 50 ix LUAN VAN CHAT LUONG download : add luanvanchat@agmail.com LIST OF FIGURES Figure 1: Conceptual Model 16 Figure 2: Research Process 20 Figure 3: Name of restaurants with high use frequency 33 Figure 4: Price range of buffets with high use frequency 33 Figure 5: Percentage of accompanying partners 34 Figure 6: Gender and Age of respondents 35 Figure 7: Profession of respondents 35 Figure 8: Revised conceptual model 48 Figure 9: Regression results for customer satisfaction 54 x LUAN VAN CHAT LUONG download : add luanvanchat@agmail.com CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION 1. RESEARCH BACKGROUND In Vietnam, the service sector accounts for approximately 37.7% GDP in 2011 in which the hotel and restaurant sectors gain approximately 11. The growth of service sector recently is proving a fact that the more the economy developed, the more people enjoy their social lifestyle in the demand from delicious eating, good-looking apparel to high-class entertainment. Ho Chi Minh City is one of the most dynamic cities in Asia with variety of services fulfilling people’s living demand. The increase number of restaurant services recently is leading the more competitive business environment. The restaurant services in Ho Chi Minh City recently have been grown up both the quantity of service offering and the formation of services. The main function of a restaurant is to provide food and beverages with a high quality of food, professional services and an attractive space for enjoying their meals. Any restaurant will be relatively high or low in style and price, familiar or exotic in the cuisine it offers to different kinds of customers, and so on. Context is as important as the style and form. The most popular classification is menu styles with a variety of kinds such as French style, Italian style, Chinese style, Western style, Asian style, etc. Restaurants can be classified based on type of serve including table service, Ala carte, fast-food, self service, buffet. They can be recognized by classes ranging from luxury, superior, standard, to popular. Restaurants and bars are classified as services directed at people’s bodies with its nature of tangible actions. One of the fastest growth foodservices is adapting the demand of consumers nowadays is the buffet restaurant which is developing in quantity and variation kinds of services in Ho Chi Minh City especially in centre districts. Not only the classified hotels and restaurants but also the private sector of restaurant business is offering a variety of buffet services. 51/BC-BCT 1 LUAN VAN CHAT LUONG download : add luanvanchat@agmail.com Chapter 1: Introduction --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The density of buffet services increases from weekend occasion only to weekday service in order to satisfy the customers demand. Due to the development of many kinds of buffet restaurants and the increasing density of new restaurants, the market of foodservice is in a high competitive market conditions. Customers nowadays are concentrating on the quality of life and level of social classification.

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