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  1. Improving China Department StoresThrough Total Quality Management

  2. The goods quality and the service quality should be equallymanaged and controlled and well-aimed at creating themost customer value for the target customers.

  3. Second, the total quality management model of the retailer isbased on the value of the customer and present the importanceof special management

  4. Finally, the total quality management model is basedon advice on how to improve the competitiveness ofthe departmental stores in China

  5. THE INTRODUCTION OF TQM

  6. Total quality management (TQM) concept comes from total quality control (TQC)

  7. Was

    originated by Feigenbaum (1991) and later launched in other developed industrial countries.

  8. TQM emphasizes the creation of an inner

    environment to support innovation, creativity, and risk-taking in meeting the customers’ demands

    by all the managers, employees, and customers (Ehigie & McAndrew, 2005).

  9. It is found that

    TQM substantially increases customer satisfaction across diverse industrial and cultural settings,

    and there is no significant difference in the performance of TQM between manufacturing and

    service firms (Prajogo, 2005).

  10. The customer orientation is the most important issue for the quality

    management and quality improvement

  11. because customer satisfaction is closely related to the

    marketing cost, customer loyalty, word-of-mouth, sustainable sales, and the profit as well; this

    is what mainly constitutes the company’s performance.

  12. WHAT’S THE RETAILER’S OFFER AND VALUE CHAIN?

  13. Retailing is a series of business activities that increase the value of the products and services

  14. In China, the retailers refer to the commercial enterprises who mainly sell products and a little service to consumers for their personal use

  15. The retailers’main activities include the provision of a variety of

  16. Goods and services portfolio, the goodspacking, storage, store sales activities, and services.

  17. Therefore, the retailers’ offer to consumersis a mixed package of goods and services with a group of interests and utility, the goods and theservices co-create the customer value.

  18. Customer Value

  19. Customer value is customer-perceived value, the comparison and trade-offs between the customer “get” and customer “give.”

  20. customer value judgment is subjective and heterogeneous, outstanding customer value can lead to customer satisfaction and repurchase behavior

  21. Further to fostering customer loyalty and building the competitive advantage (Parasueama, 1997).

  22. Two-Value Chain Theories and Their Limitations

  23. Porter (1985) proposed the value chain concept through the inspection of the manufacturers

  24. the value chain can decompose the organization into many related strategic activities

  25. Find and help the enterprise to gain a competitive advantage by lower operation cost or better performance of the important strategic activities than its competitors.

  26. Porter’s Value Chain theory can interpret how selling goods creates value for the retailer.

  27. The New Concept: The Retailer Composite Value Chain

  28. The retailer value chain must be different from the Porter’s value chain and the service-profit chain

  29. It should be a composite value chain combining the goods-value chain with the service-value chain

  30. Reconciling competition and the customers, the internal perspective and the external perspective simultaneously.

  31. THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE RETAILER TOTAL QUALITY

    MANAGEMENT MODEL

  32. All the retailing formats can learn from this model to carry out a comprehensive quality management

  33. however, different formats have different goods and services in different composition proportions

  34. commodity composition is significantly different, the services provided by the department stores are more, and weight is more.

  35. The Goal of the Retailer Total Quality Management Is to Expand the Customer Value

  36. Is an indicator to judge the competitiveness of a business organization

  37. Produces the customer satisfaction and the customer loyalty; the customer

    satisfaction and the market share are equally important indicators to examine the enterprises

    competitiveness.

  38. The market share represents the corporate’s past and present achievements,

    while customer satisfaction and customer loyalty based on the customer value is the driving

    factor of the company’s future competitiveness

  39. The customer value is with subjectivity and heterogeneity, then design the composite value chain for the

    specific customers and the relevant differentiation image,

  40. the retailer should ensure the high level

    of quality,

  41. The Retailer Total Quality Management Includes Two Parts, the Goods Quality

    Management and the Service Quality Management, Respectively

  42. Depends on that the goods-value chain and the services

    value chain are both properly managed.

  43. Each chain needs

    to be carefully managed so as to create more customer value.

  44. It must be noted that managing the

    two chains well simultaneously is not very easy

  45. the

    manager should decide how to invest the resources in each chain, and take further action in order

    to transfer the most customer value through the final offer

  46. The Service Quality Management Has More Strategic Significance than the

    Goods Quality Management

  47. The competitive advantage based on the service-value chain is more persistent and

    different.

  48. The core competence of the corporation plays a decisive role in the long-term

    development of the company.

  49. Compared with the goods quality

    management, the service quality management has more strategic significance.

  50. The Key of Total Quality Management Is How to Define and Combine the Right

    Quality Level of the Commodities and the Services in the Product Package

  51. The reason that the product package is able to meet the consumers’ demand is that the quality

    level can exceed the expectation.

  52. the retailer product package is an appropriate combination

  53. The higher the comprehensive level

    of package quality, the more satisfying it is for the customer

  54. the companies need to consider how to maximize the profits or improve the price competitiveness

    when meeting the value requirements of the customers.

  55. CHINA DEPARTMENT STORES’ INSPIRATION FROM THE RETAILER

    TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT MODEL

  56. In China, the department store industry has had an important position in the circulation domain

    for a very long time (Fung, 2013).

  57. Especially in the planned economy and shortage economy

    era

  58. Today, these customers have firm shopping habits in the department’s stores, and they find it psychologically difficult to accept online shopping.

  59. the department stores should study their social characteristics, demand characteristics, and purchasing behaviors, analyze the right goods and services to meet their needs

  60. and adjust the existing products and services

    mix portfolio, thus firmly grasping this target group.

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