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Superior customer value

Art Weinstein

2012

Providing Customer-Oriented Services in Academic Libraries

Chris Pinder

1997

Services marketing

Mary Jo Bitner, Valarie A. Zeithaml

2013

Driven to delight

Joseph A. Michelli

2016

Seven Power Strategies for Building Customer Loyalty

Paul R. Timm PhD

2001

Customer Loyalty

Jill Griffin

1995

Principles of customer relationship management

Roger J. Baran, Daniel P. Strunk, Robert Galka

2007

Agile competitors and virtual organizations

Steven L. Goldman

1995

Relationship marketing for competitive advantage

Helen Peck, Adrian Payne, Moira Clark et al.

1998

The bank book

Edward F. Mrkvicka

1989

Behavioural finance for private banking

Thorsten Hens

2008

How companies win

Rick Kash

2010

Customer Care Excellence

Sarah Cook

2002

Service operation

David Wheeldon, David Cannon

2007

Attract and retain the affluent investor

Stephen Gresham, Evan Cooper, Stephen D. Gresham

2001

Touchstones

William A. Band

1994

TREAT YOUR CUSTOMERS

Bob Miglani

2006

Branded customer service

Janelle Barlow, Paul Stewart

2004

Leading Through Relationship Marketing

Richard Batterley

2004

Beyond customer satisfaction to customer loyalty

Keki R. Bhote

1996

Embracing change, empowering employees

Kelly G. Rigby, Marden G. Stone

1995

Managing Service Quality

Jos Lemmink, Paul Kunst

1996

Service quality

David Bennett, Leonard L. Berry, Carter Brown

1989

Course ILT

Course Technology

2001

The hidden power of your customers

Becky Carroll

2011

The customer revolution

Patricia B Seybold

2001

The experience economy

B. Joseph Pine II

1999

Customer Astonishment

Darby Checketts

2006

Hug Your Customers

Jack Mitchell

2003

Relationship marketing

Regis McKenna

1991

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