1st-2016
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Item Factors Affecting Customer Satisfaction with Special Reference to Fast Food Restaurants in Sri Lanka.(Department of Marketing Management, University of Kelaniya, 2016) Shashikala, G.S.; Kumara, D.W.This study is focused on factors affecting customer satisfaction in fast food restaurant industry in Sri Lanka, where today various food companies offers many solutions to satisfy customer requirements, but yet no one was spoken and understood the affecting factors of those companies in connecting to the customer needs and wants.. The ultimate purpose of the marketer is to establish customer satisfaction within the fast food outlet through attracting them. Marketers use various tools to attract and satisfy customers. This study aims to identify major factors that customers are attracting and satisfying with fast food restaurants. The study uses quantitative research design method and analysis was done using 100 fast food outlet customers as a sample. The data was collected with standard questionnaire and customers were selected within the food outlets. Data analysis was done using descriptive statistics such as central tendency and dispersion. Correlation and regression analysis was used as inferential statistical techniques. From the analysis it was found that all four factors , namely product quality, service quality, physical design are influencing customer satisfaction of the fast food restaurants and out of four factors product quality is the most influencing factor.Item Factors Influencing on Brand Switching of Users of Mobile Telecommunication in Sri Lanka.(Department of Marketing Management, University of Kelaniya, 2016) Ganegala, G.W.N.K.; Ubayachandra, E.G.Mobile telecommunication is one of the fast growing industries in Sri Lanka. Currently few numbers of operators engaged in this small market with huge competition. Due to highly competitive market environment service providers attract others customers to sustain. As a result of that the switching behavior of customers’ has been frequently happening. This study was focused on the problem of identifying the Factors Influencing on Brand Switching of Users of Mobile Telecommunication in Sri Lanka. Main objective of this study was to determine the factors impact on switching behavior of mobile telecommunication users in Sri Lanka. Deductive research approach was used for this study and 150 switched respondents between ages 18-55 were selected under convenience sampling method. Both primary and secondary data were used for this study and survey method used to collect most of the primary data. Five independent variables were identified according to the previous literature namely Brand Image, Core service failure, Attraction by competitors, price and Social influence. The data were analyzed using both descriptive statistics and inferential statistics. Data analysis revealed that the brand image had the most impact on brand switching behavior than the other factors. However, all five factors were found significant impact on switching behavior among mobile phone users. Findings of this study provide important implications to the telecommunication operators in their effort to increase their customer base and to retain customers with the organization.