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Facility managers’ responses to user post-occupancy feedback: a conceptual framework
This study aims to explore the various approaches used in the general customer service industry to develop a conceptual framework for evaluating the responses of facility managers to user post-occupancy feedback.
This study uses conceptual analysis based on a comprehensive review of relevant literature.
The results of the study established 24 propositions which are categorised under organisational response dimensions specific to facilities management (FM): timeliness, facilitation, redress, apology, credibility of explanation, attentiveness, effort and their relationships with overall satisfaction and post-feedback behaviour, such as word of mouth and acceptance to continue using the facilities.
The established propositions are derived from existing theories using a deductive approach. The framework can be further enhanced to suit various applications in FM services.
This conceptual framework is a generic model, appropriate to many FM scenarios. The framework can be used to develop standard policies and procedures to foster and encourage collaborative relationships between users and facility managers. It reinforces transparency and trust between facility managers and users during the operation and management of the facilities, and improves FM effectiveness, facility performance and user post-occupancy experience.
In the FM area, no systematic approach has been previously established to evaluate and improve the response process to the users’ feedback. The proposed framework is a pioneer contribution in this area.
Facility managers’ responses to user post-occupancy feedback: a conceptual framework
This study aims to explore the various approaches used in the general customer service industry to develop a conceptual framework for evaluating the responses of facility managers to user post-occupancy feedback.
This study uses conceptual analysis based on a comprehensive review of relevant literature.
The results of the study established 24 propositions which are categorised under organisational response dimensions specific to facilities management (FM): timeliness, facilitation, redress, apology, credibility of explanation, attentiveness, effort and their relationships with overall satisfaction and post-feedback behaviour, such as word of mouth and acceptance to continue using the facilities.
The established propositions are derived from existing theories using a deductive approach. The framework can be further enhanced to suit various applications in FM services.
This conceptual framework is a generic model, appropriate to many FM scenarios. The framework can be used to develop standard policies and procedures to foster and encourage collaborative relationships between users and facility managers. It reinforces transparency and trust between facility managers and users during the operation and management of the facilities, and improves FM effectiveness, facility performance and user post-occupancy experience.
In the FM area, no systematic approach has been previously established to evaluate and improve the response process to the users’ feedback. The proposed framework is a pioneer contribution in this area.
Facility managers’ responses to user post-occupancy feedback: a conceptual framework
Abisuga, Abiodun Olatunji (Autor:in) / Wang, Cynthia Changxin (Autor:in) / Sunindijo, Riza Yosia (Autor:in)
Facilities ; 38 ; 481-499
03.02.2020
19 pages
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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