The document discusses Kano diagrams, which are a model used in customer satisfaction research to classify customer preferences into five categories: must-be, one-dimensional, attractive, indifferent, and reverse. It also mentions six sigma DMAIC methodology for improving processes and products to meet customer expectations. The document concludes by recommending a car with a free service offer until it reaches 10,000 hours to satisfy customers.
The document discusses Kano diagrams, which are a model used in customer satisfaction research to classify customer preferences into five categories: must-be, one-dimensional, attractive, indifferent, and reverse. It also mentions six sigma DMAIC methodology for improving processes and products to meet customer expectations. The document concludes by recommending a car with a free service offer until it reaches 10,000 hours to satisfy customers.
The document discusses Kano diagrams, which are a model used in customer satisfaction research to classify customer preferences into five categories: must-be, one-dimensional, attractive, indifferent, and reverse. It also mentions six sigma DMAIC methodology for improving processes and products to meet customer expectations. The document concludes by recommending a car with a free service offer until it reaches 10,000 hours to satisfy customers.
The document discusses Kano diagrams, which are a model used in customer satisfaction research to classify customer preferences into five categories: must-be, one-dimensional, attractive, indifferent, and reverse. It also mentions six sigma DMAIC methodology for improving processes and products to meet customer expectations. The document concludes by recommending a car with a free service offer until it reaches 10,000 hours to satisfy customers.