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Still a widely-read classic, this best-selling book started the service revolution in America and internationally in 1985. It was the first book to herald the arrival of the new service economy, to address the need for a new paradigm of service management, and to define the basic elements of the new paradigm. Read by hundreds of thousands of business people and translated into seven languages, Service America! belongs on the desk of every executive, manager, and business owner. |
Re-released by the authors |
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Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter, of Harvard Business School, says: "Persuasive and illuminating. I can't think of a single business that could not reap benefits from learning this." |
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| Chapter 1. The Service Imperative | |||||
| Chapter 2. What we Can Learn about Service From Scandinavia | |||||
| Chapter 3. The Triangle of Service | |||||
| Chapter 4. The Customer: King or Peasant? | |||||
| Chapter 5. Finding the Service Strategy | |||||
| Chapter 6. Building the Service System | |||||
| Chapter 7. The Service People | |||||
| Chapter 8. Dull Moments and Shining Moments | |||||
| Chapter 9. Quality and Productivity: The Measurement and Action Imperatives | |||||
| Chapter 10. Profiles in Service: Where Service is an Obsession | |||||
| Chapter 11. How to Teach an Elephant to Dance | |||||
| Chapter 12. Service Tomorrow: What Can We Expect? | |||||
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Dow-Jones Irwin, 1985
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