Determinants of Customer Loyalty in Mobile Telecommunication Industry in Bangladesh

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    Determinants of Customer Loyalty in Mobile Telecommunication Industry in Bangladesh

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    2021-12-21
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    Afrin, Mehrab
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    Bangladesh is an impoverished country that qualifies as a developing country. However, this country is making only a sluggish progress in letting go of various forms of ultramodern automation. People in this country are unstoppably becoming more liberal and interested in trying out new products as they become available, notably in the automation business. The telecommunications industry is one of the most notable actors in Bangladesh's adoption of cutting-edge technologies. Though this initiative began in Bangladesh in 1971 and 1989, respectively, in the case of mobile telecom drivers, quick expansion and severe competition in this endeavor is a relatively recent success. This investigation has been accelerated by the fierce competition in the telecom industry. Using data from Khulna, Bangladesh, this study was designed to determine the compensation of guests in the telecommunications sector. For this issue, an ineffective model was established, which insisted on collecting data from Grameen Phone, Robi, and Tele Talk guests. Except for client support, plant characteristics are appreciatively linked to customer contentment in this research study. As a result, Bangladesh's request variables, assuming quality of the task handed over by the organization, added perceived value to the guests, and a clear picture of the telecom service provider, are concerned that influence visitor contentment or displeasure. Client handling by the government, on the other hand, has had little impact on the guests. The inclusion of these topics in this research study is critical to the overall performance of Bangladesh's telecommunications. The reason for this is that if authorities focus on the specific concerns that have a positive impact on customer pleasure, it will be easier for them to attract new visitors, keep them alive, and mold them into pious people. Otherwise, expenditures and sweating can be saved by not attaching vital bones. Since research has shown that request difficulties with perceived quality have a significant impact on client satisfaction, authorities should improve their service quality and offer new services to increase client satisfaction. In addition, in their marketing and promotion concerns, the mobile firm authorities should focus on value addition to various sections for client contentment. They should also be more concerned with maintaining the company's image in terms of overall product and service.
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