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Managing Services

Prof. Jayanta Chatterjee · IIT Kanpur

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About

Service is the key economic engine for most developed countries and also for emerging economies like India. This course focuses on the interdisciplinary nature of Service Management seamlessly spanning Marketing, Operations, Technology and People Management. New Service Business Models will be explored that seek to balance People, Planet concerns with Profit objectives.

INTENDED AUDIENCE : BBA/ MBA students and Working Executives in Service Industries

INDUSTRY SUPPORT : Tourism, Hospitality, Healthcare, Retail, Media, Entertainment and E-Service organisations

Lectures

Week 1 Introduction to Managing Services

  1. Lecture 1 What is a Service? YouTube
  2. Lecture 2 Evolving Service Markets YouTube
  3. Lecture 3 The Service Customers YouTube
  4. Lecture 4 Product Service Systems YouTube
  5. Lecture 5 The Service Act YouTube
  6. Lecture 6 Seamless Service YouTube

Week 2 Basic Properties of Services

  1. Lecture 7 Service Management Elements YouTube
  2. Lecture 8 Core vs Supplementary Services YouTube
  3. Lecture 9 Intangibility of Services YouTube
  4. Lecture 10 Response to IHIP Challenges YouTube
  5. Lecture 11 Process and Promotion YouTube
  6. Lecture 12 Process Issues in Service YouTube

Week 3 Role of Consumer in Services

  1. Lecture 13 Challenges of Services YouTube
  2. Lecture 14 Service Uniqueness YouTube
  3. Lecture 15 Consumer in the Services Flow YouTube
  4. Lecture 16 Service Consumer Behavior YouTube
  5. Lecture 17 Customer Co-creation of Services 1 YouTube
  6. Lecture 18 Customer Co-creation of Services 2 YouTube

Week 4 New Service Design and Service Excellence

  1. Lecture 19 Current Service Map to New Service Design I YouTube
  2. Lecture 20 Current Service Map to New Service Design II YouTube
  3. Lecture 21 Case Study on Service Excellence I YouTube
  4. Lecture 22 Case Study on Service Excellence II YouTube
  5. Lecture 23 Service Excellence - Culture YouTube
  6. Lecture 24 People In Services YouTube

Week 5 Value Position, Branding and Distribution of Services

  1. Lecture 25 Position Value Proposition I YouTube
  2. Lecture 26 Position Value Proposition II YouTube
  3. Lecture 27 Branding Services YouTube
  4. Lecture 28 Distributing Services I YouTube
  5. Lecture 29 Distributing Services II YouTube
  6. Lecture 30 Network of Services YouTube

Week 6 - Strategy and Pricing for Services

  1. Lecture 31 Strategy for Service Businesses I YouTube
  2. Lecture 32 Strategy for Service Businesses II YouTube
  3. Lecture 33 Strategy for Service Businesses III YouTube
  4. Lecture 34 Introduction to Pricing YouTube
  5. Lecture 35 Services Pricing YouTube
  6. Lecture 36 Services Pricing II YouTube

Week 7 Service Quality, Recovery and Customer Loyalty

  1. Lecture 37 Service Quality I YouTube
  2. Lecture 38 Service Quality II YouTube
  3. Lecture 39 Service Quality III YouTube
  4. Lecture 40 Service Complaints and Recovery Strategies YouTube
  5. Lecture 41 Loyalty - Relationship I YouTube
  6. Lecture 42 Loyalty - Relationship II YouTube

Week 8 - Managing the Service Ecosystem

  1. Lecture 43 Strategy Canvas - Service Portfolio Analysis YouTube
  2. Lecture 44 Loyalty Relationship YouTube
  3. Lecture 45 Managing Partner Relationships YouTube
  4. Lecture 46 Global Service Ecosystem - Contemporary Issues YouTube
  5. Lecture 47 Service Ecosystem - Service Innovation YouTube
  6. Lecture 48 Service as Systems - A holistic Approach YouTube

Syllabus and materials

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Credits and licence

Institution
IIT Kanpur
Department
Management
Teacher
Prof. Jayanta Chatterjee
Level
Graduate
Language
English
Subjects
Business and management
Source
NPTEL
Licence
CC BY-NC-SA, as NPTEL states it. Non-commercial use only. NPTEL's terms
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