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    Title: 數位服務便利性與品質對顧客滿意度與忠誠度之影響—以數位轉型之藥廠為例
    The Impact of Service Convenience and Quality on Customer Satisfaction and Loyalty— A Study on Digital Transformation of Pharmaceutical Companies
    Authors: 林筠
    Lin, Yun
    Contributors: 林月雲
    Lin, Yeh-Yun
    林筠
    Lin, Yun
    Keywords: 數位服務便利性
    服務品質
    顧客滿意度
    顧客忠誠度
    Date: 2019
    Issue Date: 2019-09-05 17:36:10 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 近年來,由於台灣人口老化使得勞動力短缺,加上台灣市場規模侷限,外商藥廠台灣分公司所獲資源漸減,因此外商藥廠開始數位化轉型,透過數位化優化工作流程,減少人為失誤及人力成本,並同時提供多樣化的便利服務。
    醫藥產業為一性質特殊之產業,藥廠作為企業端,由於藥事法規定,能接觸病人或潛在客戶,但不能推銷產品,一般消費用品的行銷手法就無法使用。由於藥品是個對人體影響較大的用品,不同於一般消費品,行銷重點除了吸引消費者對疾病的意識和新奇感,更在於用科學及專業來取得醫生及消費者的信任。由上述原因,鑄成藥廠行銷的特殊性質,對一般大眾只能採取間接行銷,行銷的步驟分為二大步驟,第一,藥廠使用自身公司及產品名對醫院醫生的B2B直接行銷;第二,藥廠透過影響醫生或第三方機構,進一步影響潛在消費者的B2C間接行銷策略。
    在產業數位化轉型下,結合數位之行銷策略成為藥廠行銷重點之一,透過搭配專業高品質產品的便利數位服務,使得醫療端客戶對產品的附加價值產生更深的黏著度,並進一步影響在消費端的市場佔有率,期望成為產業內的領先品牌。
    目前現有以醫藥產業為對象的數位化服務研究,多是以如何開發及設計介面系統使診間使用者提高使用意願,相較於此,本研究所探討的是,由使用者對於診間所提供數位化服務的體驗回饋,針對已開發的數位化服務內容,探討如何導入診間及強化其效益的服務類型。本研究發現,數位化服務便利性、服務品質對顧客滿意及顧客忠誠有顯著影響,且顧客滿意對顧客忠誠顯示出中介效果。期望本研究結果,給予正在以及計畫日後轉型的藥廠參考,一同將台灣醫藥服務市場提升到另一層次,成為其他國家參考的對象!
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    Description: 碩士
    國立政治大學
    企業管理研究所(MBA學位學程)
    106363088
    Source URI: http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#G0106363088
    Data Type: thesis
    DOI: 10.6814/NCCU201901060
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