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In today's world, for any business to survive, it's key area of focus should be satisfaction of the customer. ISO 9001:2015 focuses on customer satisfaction and ways to achieve and monitor it. Join our ISO 9001:2015 Foundation Course to get started and know more about customer satisfaction and quality. To view the full presentation, follow the link http://eurotechworld.net/trainings/customer-satisfaction/
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2) In service industries, requirements are often expressed subjectively rather than objectively, so ensuring customer satisfaction is important. Requirements are also commonly discussed orally between customers and service providers.
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Customer satisfaction
- 2. Who is Customer? ISO 9001:2005 defined customer as an ‘organization or person that receives our product.’ However, ISO 9001:2015 defines customer as a ‘person or organization that could or does receive our product or service.’
- 3. Types of Customer • Current Customer: Those who have recently bought our product or availed our services. – Regular – Occasional • Direct: Those customers who buy products directly from the organization without interference of any third party.
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