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International Journal of Economic and Business Management Vol. 5(1), pp. 12-23, February, 2017. ISSN: 2384-6151 DOI: 10.14662/IJEBM2017.001
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A Study on Impact of Switching Cost on Customer Satisfaction for Internet Banking Services at Commercial Banks in Batticaloa
Navaretnarajah Sanjeepan (BBA-Final Year Student)
Department of Management, Faculty of Commerce and Management, Eastern University, Sri Lanka
Accepted 7 February 2017
The emerging technology has
made an exponential growth of the internet which has changed the pattern
of organizations performing their business with customers. The banking
industry is no exception. In order to gain competitiveness, banks have
been introducing more internet banking services. Managing effective
customer satisfaction strategies are increasingly important in the
banking industry. Since the length in years of customer relationships
are one of the most important factors that contribute to the
profitability. The presence of switching costs can mean that customers
who are actually dissatisfied, but do not defect because of high
switching costs. As a result, switching cost may be one important driver
of customer satisfaction. The results of the statistical analysis showed
that there were specific factors of the switching cost such as service,
accessibility, technology, benefits and risky were in the higher level
and level of customer satisfaction also in the higher for internet
banking services. Further, there was moderate positive relationship
between switching cost and customer satisfaction also identified.
Finally, there was a significant impact of the switching cost on
customer satisfaction identified. Therefore, these findings will help
the banks to establish a customer oriented strategy to satisfy and
survive their customers with regard to internet banking services in
future. Cite This Article As: Sanjeepan N (2017). A Study on Impact of Switching Cost on Customer Satisfaction for Internet Banking Services at Commercial Banks in Batticaloa. Inter. J. Econ. Bus. Manage. 5(1): 12-23.
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