Deutsch: Dienstleistung / Español: Servicio / Português: Serviço / Français: Service / Italiano: Servizio /

In the context of quality management, service refers to the overall experience that a customer or user has when interacting with a company or organization. It includes the entire process of providing and delivering a product or service, from initial contact to final delivery and beyond.

Quality service is essential for customer satisfaction and retention, and it is an important aspect of overall business success.

Examples of service in the quality management context include:

  • A customer service representative answering customer inquiries in a timely and friendly manner
  • A delivery service that is reliable, on-time, and offers tracking information
  • A hotel that provides clean and comfortable rooms, as well as friendly and helpful staff
  • A restaurant that offers delicious food and attentive service
  • An online retailer that has an easy-to-use website, fast shipping, and hassle-free returns

It's worth to mention that quality service should be consistent, and meet or exceed customer's expectations to be useful for quality management and customer satisfaction.

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