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Motivational system of a retailing company as a way of builing employees´ loyalty
Levrincová, Vieroslava ; Turnerová, Lenka (advisor) ; Khelerová, Vladimíra (referee)
The goal of this thesis is to give answer to basic questions about employees' motivation, motivational tools that the employer can use and optimalization of employees' loyalty. To be more focused and precise, we limit our research to the field of retailing companies. The goal of this thesis is thus to analyse the motivational system of a retailing company and its impact on the loyalty of the employees. The thesis is divided into a theoretical and a practical part. In the theoretical part, we will get to know the basic motivational theories and tools. Besides this, we will focus on current trends in the field of employees'recognition. In the practical part, we will apply the theoretical methods to a real company Notes, a.s. We will create, based on a survey reflecting employees' satisfaction, a picture of motivational sytem of this company and we will try to identify its strenghts and weakneasses We should use all the knowledge from this thesis at the end when suggesting improvements of the motivational system for Notes, a.s.
Consumer satisfaction after relaunch of customer-loyalty program
Hrubešová, Aneta ; Zamazalová, Marcela (advisor) ; Kališová, Libuše (referee)
The main goal of this diploma thesis is to analyse the customer satisfaction with the loyalty program Active beauty and to propose some improvement suggestions. The theoretical part is focused on the issue of the customer care, customer satisfaction and loyalty. In the following part is described the situation in the retail market and chemist's market in the Czech Republic. Subsequently is introduced the loyalty program Active beauty and evaluated results of the research.
Customer relationship management in outsourcing of IT
Horáček, Jan ; Bruckner, Tomáš (advisor) ; Vaněček, Michal (referee)
Outsourcing of IT is likely to be a perspective model of IT service delivery. However, only a small number of companies have adopted it and according to surveys, their satisfaction is relatively low. On the contrary, customer relation management (CRM) is a marketing approach that still keeps its popularity. Is not therefore CRM a solution also for outsourcing of IT? How should it be applied in the field? This master's thesis is intended for providers of outsourcing of IT and it aims to find answers to the questions above. The first step towards the goal is to identify main characteristic features of outsourcing of IT, which consequently provide a guideline for a systematic approach to the solution. The thesis does not presume reader's familiarity with CRM, hence the second chapter offers a brief yet holistic view of the issue. A synthesis of the information from the first two parts leads to a conclusion that it is not possible to decide about suitability of CRM in outsourcing of IT on a general basis, but always in the particular situation. Therefore the work suggests a set of criteria for the choice. The consecutive chapters deal with the application of CRM. Firstly, an entire system of tools for evaluation of customers is proposed. It enables providers to determine the suitable level of individual approach to each customer with consideration of both business and technical factors. Consequently, a provider can start building a relationship with his customer taking advantage of number of recommendations and tools given by this paper. It includes measures not only for convincing customers but also for increasing their retention. The thesis discusses broad variety of aspects of marketing in outsourcing of IT. Its scope ranges from customer uncertainty mitigation and purchasing process of a corporate customer, over tips on how to manage customer satisfaction, to appropriate adjustments of a service level agreement (SLA). The paper also briefly analyses the specifics of CRM in outsourcing of IT in the public sector.
Loyalty programs in the hospitality industry
Halásová, Lenka ; Zamazalová, Marcela (advisor) ; Doubek, Karel (referee)
This paper deals with the area of loyalty programs, especially in the hospitality industry. The purpose of this thesis is to demonstrate an implementation of a loyalty program on a concrete example, since this topic has not been explored extensively before. The theoretical part delves into the history of and the basic terms from hospitality, marketing, communication mix and sales support, particularly customer loyalty programs. The second part covers the concrete loyalty program of Hotel Adria Praha, implemented in 2008 and partially created by the author. The whole process is captured, ranging from the ideas to implements such a program to its development, distribution and to some extent its final evaluation. The final part outlines ideas about the justification of loyalty programs in current situation of the hospitality market in the Czech republic.
Implementation of loyalty program in chosen company
Šenitková, Ivana ; Zamazalová, Marcela (advisor) ; Mottlová, Libuše (referee)
The importance of building longterm relationship with customers has raisen very quickly in companies last years. One of very strong marketing tool is loyalty programme, main topic of thesis, which is used in different parts of business all over the world and experience boom in Czech and Slovak republic these days. Thesis explains theoretical aspects of loyalty, satisfaction and value of customer, and all important components of loyalty programme. Thesis concerns also different types of programmes which are used in retail companies in Czech and Slovak republic. As an example thesis provides detail description of implementation of loyalty club of key player on both domestic and world retail market and his pilot program in Slovakia. Aim of the work is to evaluate the use of loyalty programmes in Czech and Slovak republic, their benefits, disadvantages and success from both side - company and customer. Thesis containts also suggestions and recommendations how to create efficient loyalty programme, as well as own marketing research on customers of analyzed company.
The creation of a loyal customer
Malachová, Jana ; Filipová, Alena (advisor) ; Zeman, Jiří (referee)
The paper deals a meaning of a loyal customer concerning a firm. It is focused on the factors, which affect a loyalty of customer and on the difference between winning and keeping a loyal customer. The practical part contains the analysis relating domestic bus service STUDENT AGENCY, s. r. o.
Využití věrnostních systémů pro podporu prodeje
Svobodová, Zdeňka ; Bursíková, Marcela (advisor) ; Černá, Jitka (referee)
Práce se zabývá loajalitou a jejím postavením v dnešní společnosti. V teoretické části jsou zdůrazněny hlavní zlomové okamžiky ve vývoji loajality a vymezení jednotlivých druhů loajalitních programů. Praktická část je zaměřena na deskripci věrnostního programu České spořitelny ? Bonus program. Následuje průzkum mezi členy tohoto programu a jejich následná segmentace do několika segmentů, dle kterých jsou pak navržena jednotlivá doporučení pro zlepšení programu. [cs]
Loajalita zákazníka k vybrané retailingové firmě (TETA drogerie)
Leblochová, Radka ; Puchýř, Milan (advisor) ; Mikeš, Jiří (referee)
Cílem bakalářské práce je na základě vymezení pojmu zákaznická loajalita stanovit její determinanty pro zákazníky sítě drogerií TETA. Práce definuje Customer Relationship Management. Zabývá se typologií zákazníku a metodami výzkumu trhu. Praktická část uvádí příklad zákaznické loajality na příkladu sítě drogerií TETA.
Consumer loyalty - competitive advantage of travel agencies
Malá, Barbora ; Petrů, Zdenka (advisor) ; Houška, Petr (referee)
The theoretical part of diploma thesis "Consumer loyalty - competitive advantage of travel agencies" is focused on specification of tourism product and the main differences in goods and services. This part also deals with principles of loyalty and motivation programmes and includes marketing view of particular forms of sales promotions. The practical part is based on analysis of loyalty and motivation programmes aplicated by travel agencies in the market of the Czech republic during the period under consideration (june 2007 - september 2008). Practical part is also focused on marketing research concentrated on relation between consumers and travel agencies, their knowledge of existing loyalty and motivation programmes and demonstration of theirs effectivity.
Customer satisfaction
Fenclová, Jana ; Hebák, Petr (advisor) ; Průšová, Petra (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to demonstrate usage of statistic methods to better identify customer loyalty and satisfaction. The main purpose is to understand customer behavior and to find key factors which can influence customer satisfaction with the company related. The thesis is divided into 3 chapters. The first two chapters represent the theoretical part. The first chapter is focused on marketing research. There the reader can find the main research approaches, the selection of the sample of customers, the structure of question blanks, the way of collecting data and several methods used in praxis. The following chapter consists of necessary statistic methods -- correlation analysis, regression analysis, factor analysis and structural equation models. Practical part is represented by the key last chapter. In the begging the description of survey sampling and basic information about selected set can be found. The data collected are further analyzed using not very common method Walker which offers one very interesting and efficient way how to evaluate information about customers. Introduction and presentation of the method Walker is not only the core but also the main aim of the work.

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