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THE SERVICE CONCEPT RETAILING MANAGEMENT & SERVICES MODULE I PRESENTED BY AKASH MOLLA VIVEK KUMAR

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THE SERVICE CONCEPTRETAILING MANAGEMENT & SERVICES MODULE I

PRESENTED BY AKASH MOLLAVIVEK KUMAR

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CAHARACTERISTICS OF SERVICES

INTANGIBILTY

INSEPARABILITY

VARIABILITY | HETEROGENEITY

HETEROGENEITY

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INTANGIBILTY

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INSEPARABILITY

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VARIABILITY | HETEROGENEITY

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PERISHABILITY

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OTHER FOUNDATION S OF SERVICES MARKETING

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THE SERVICE INDUSTRY

MARKET SEGMENT

END CONSUMER

BUSINESSCONSUMER

TANGIBILITY

HIGHLYTANGIBLE

SERVICE LINKED TO

TANGIBLE GOODS

HIGHLYINTANGIBLE

SKILLS OFSERVICE

PROVIDER

PROFESSIONAL

NON PROFESSIONAL

BUSINESS ORGANIZATIO

N

NPO

COMMERCIAL

DEGREE OF REGULATION

HIGHLYREGUALTED

REGULATED

NON REGULATED

TYPE OF END CONSUMER

CONSUMER SERVICES

BUSINESS TOBUSINESS

INDUSTRIALSERVICES

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7 PS OF SERVICE MARKETING MIX

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IMPORTANCE OF SERVICES MARKETING

Relationships Are the Key

Multiple Touch points

Feedback Improvements

Services Proliferate

Technology Impacts

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GROWTH IN SERVICES IN INDIA

Services GDP

FDI in the Services Sector

Market Size

Government Initiatives

Future Prospects

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GROWTH OF GLOBAL SERVICES

MARKETS

Increased Demand for Firms Services by Both and Households

Separation of Service Suppliers

Standardization of Service Delivery

Processes

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THANK YOU