The influence of internal communities of practice on customer perceived value in professional service relationships

S Nätti, J Still - The Service Industries Journal, 2007 - Taylor & Francis
S Nätti, J Still
The Service Industries Journal, 2007Taylor & Francis
Effective customer-related knowledge transfer can be seen as the cornerstone of customer
value creation in collaborative relationships between professional service organisations and
their customers. Our intention in this paper is to describe how different work groups within
organisations (communities of practice) influence the perceived customer value. We
approach this phenomenon from a relationship management perspective and use literature
from relationship marketing, organisation research and knowledge management as a …
Effective customer-related knowledge transfer can be seen as the cornerstone of customer value creation in collaborative relationships between professional service organisations and their customers. Our intention in this paper is to describe how different work groups within organisations (communities of practice) influence the perceived customer value. We approach this phenomenon from a relationship management perspective and use literature from relationship marketing, organisation research and knowledge management as a theoretical basis. Empirically the paper is based on an information-rich explorative case study of a professional service organisation, operating in the consultancy and training business, and its relationship with one of its customers.
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